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The Lord of the Rings Online: The Hobbit Return - Gameplay Action
A lot has changed in The Lord of the Rings Online (LOTRO) since our original First Look was published. In honor of the latest Riders of Rohan expansion pack, Magicman decides to look up his LOTRO Hobbit and see if he can even still play the game. Come check out the game with us again and decide in your comments below if Magicman should buy the expansion.
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RoR is pretty decent expansion with those war-steeds, but it crash for many people each 5-10min and turbine cant really fix it.
Though i agree, there is way to much stuff to buy seperatly for a b2p game even, thats why the game is going down really fast. I barely see someone online now on my server, and as i see turbine make more regions for free to get new players.
Also the fact that the expansions are locked unless you buy, and you can't earn, is another reason this game doesn't interest me. All content should be available to all players in a free to play game. Micro transactions should be more towards cosmetics, mounts, unique items, exp boosts, etc. Not game content and power. There are a lot of games out there that prove how to do it right. League of Legends is a perfect example of this. LotRO is clearly not one of them.
This does not really interest me as 70% of stuff in that game requires a subscription, or buying it.