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Dungeons & Dragons Online: StormReach - PC (Standard (DVD))

Brand: Atari

Platform : Windows XP |

Rated: Teen

101 ratings

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Be a champion in private quests focused on adventure, not grind.
Survive unforgiving dungeons, fiendish traps and foes that punish the foolish.
Create a custom hero from five races, nine classes, and hundreds of skills, feats and looks.
Fight using active combat where skill matters and seconds count.
Experience classic D&D role-playing based on the v3.5 rules.

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Product description

Platform:PC | Edition:Standard (DVD)

Product Description

For over 30 years Dungeons & Dragons® has been the legendary benchmark for all roleplaying games. Now you can experience the first online 3D virtual world faithful to classic D&D. This is no ordinary MMO – you will have to rely on your battle-tested combat skills, your wits, your cunning and a talented party to survive where many others have failed.

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Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach recreates the essence of the classic pen-and-paper roleplaying experience - with an emphasis on non-grinding, instanced quests that provide a unique, immersive experience for each party. Authentic features in the game include customizable characters; dungeons filled with devious traps; monsters and stories from the Eberron campaign setting; an on-screen d20 (20-sided die) and a dungeon master. The unique online world of Stormreach is a bustling city with thousands of players from around the world. It represents a new paradigm for the MMO genre with unique features including party-based quests, integrated voice chat, real-time action combat, and award winning graphics. DDO is based on the world-renowned Dungeons & Dragons brand.

The included Twilight Forge module offers new content for players of all levels ranging from new soloable dungeons in the harbor to additional advanced-level quests that culminate in a new raid encounter with the legendary Warforged Titan. The player experience has been vastly improved by including new features that make grouping easier, an improved user interface, and enhancements to the dungeons in the harbor that enable more solo-play and more diverse monster encounters.

In addition to the ability to create characters based on the drow, also known as the dark elf, players can expect to encounter eight new monsters from the D&D universe, including the Mindflayer, Ogre Magi, Warforged Titan, Mummy and Lich. Finally, the Twilight Forge module includes a new award system that gives players bonuses for completing dungeons on all difficulty levels.

Product information

Platform:PC | Edition:Standard (DVD)

ASIN

B0009N5O5E

Release date

February 28, 2006

Customer Reviews

101 ratings

3.6 out of 5 stars

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#136,869 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)
#11,218 in PC-compatible Games

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Product Dimensions

7.75 x 5.5 x 1.75 inches; 9.92 Ounces

Binding

Video Game

Rated

Teen

Item model number

21692

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

Yes

Item Weight

9.9 ounces

Manufacturer

Atari

Date First Available

May 10, 2005

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Leonardo Lee

DDO is now F2P but for a review look at this!

Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2009

Platform: PCEdition: Standard (DVD)Verified Purchase

Okay DDO is now F2P. The only reason one would buy the game is to either get 30 days of VIP (subscriber) access or to farm TP (Turbine Points).
I had to get it because of a special predicament that they do not have customer service for, (sadly they don't give your customer service because you don't pay). I had a username that I desired and did not want to change by making a new Turbine Account, so I bought the disk which came with a key which I used to activate my account so I can play on the username of my choice.

The game itself plays like a mix between Guildwars and WoW, or that is the concept behind it. The game uses a private instance feature for dungeons, but allows parties and social networking in towns. it is quite solo friendly, but the game was meant to be party, so have fun either way. COntrols are similar to WoW, but the skills in the game are much more engaging and dodging missle attacks and such is pretty manual.

The game takes place in the Dungeons & Dragons Eberron Universe which is rich in history as well, making this game one whole enjoyable F2P MMO

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Daniel A. Tal

Great Game in current state - DDO unlimited

Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2009

Platform: PCEdition: Standard (DVD)Verified Purchase

DDO is currently in the DDO Unlimited state. Meaning, it's Free-To-Play. There is the option to buy Store points to spend on items. This has changed the nature of the game.
The game features are all free. However, if you want to enhance your experience you can purchase game items. This includes some content, classes and races (Drow, Warforged and Monk for example).

I played in 2007 and left the game only to return and I am hooked on this game. I have not played a MMO as good as this one since EQ1 and I have played many of them.

Here are somethings that have changed.

Starting Area - Korthos island is the new starting area. It is better then any tutorial I have played for beginners in a game. It has a great story line, eases people into the game and provides a better understanding of your character class. For people who are new to DnD, upon character creation you have more suggestions about how to best customize your character. All this makes the new player expereince great and immersive.

Another great addition are Hirelings. You can use in-game coins (gold) to purchase temporary hirelings to accompany you on quests. For most people, this means the inclusion of a cleric to heal you while you run around on Solo or Normal mode on quests. These hirelings are helpful even in group situations. The AI is really good and it add great depth to the game. More so, it makes it fun and content that was not solo able, now is. The DDO devs have hinted that the Hireling system will only expand and grow in the future.

Back to the DDO Store. You can purchase items from the store even while on a quest. You use points that you can earn, purchase for real cash or gain by being a full subscriber. You can purchase items, additional hirelings, XP boosts, items that allow you to resurrect during a quest, etc...Bottom line is that you do not have to pay a monthly subscription to play. What else could you ask for? This makes this game ideal. You can now download the client for free. If you do purchase the client, you do get some free-play time as a VIP - meaning all the game content and classes are open to you and you do not need to purchase them from the store.

The player base community is the most mature and helpful I have ever seen. Its almost uncanny. If you have a question or need help, ask in game or on the DDO forums. People are polite and more then happy to share what they know. This is a huge plus for a game that can be as complicated as this one.

Combat is fun!! This is not a click-a-skill-wait for timer and swing - rinse and repeat MMO. You can control your character, take swings and unless you cast spells, your combat ability is based on your class, weapons and how you play. It's a huge, refreshing departure from other games that still don't get it.

Bottom line is this game has come a long way in the past 3 years and is worth being checked out. I am a touch critic on many of these games and find most of the boring within 2 weeks. I am happily sucked into this title.

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Felix Rodriguez

Awesome 5 star game!

Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2015

Platform: PCEdition: Standard (DVD)Verified Purchase

The best free to play, MMORPG available today. Play as any of our favorite D&D classes and races, slaying kobolds, trolls, zombies and, if you're up to it, even dragons. Built in voice chat helps you coordinate complex attack strategies, or negotiate deals with other players for goods and services.

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Honest

Five Stars

Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2014

Platform: PCEdition: Standard (DVD)Verified Purchase

No other combat like it..7 years running and still there. It is home :)

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S. Aubuchon

Fast service

Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2018

Platform: PCEdition: Standard (DVD)Verified Purchase

All paperwork was included