The servers for LotRO are back up, and the patch is ready to be played.
It looks like tonight and the next few days will determine if I stay in Middle-earth or head back to WoW until Pirates hits the shelves.
I'm not really sure which I'm rooting for. WoW still has 4 solid levels left for me, that at my pace could take awhile, followed by some PvP to get some of the Honor Rewards I was never able to before.
But LotRO has my heart. I love that world. The solo-ability of the game just went so far down hill that I lost the will to log on. I hope the new Public Dungeons and Reputation system are enough to get me to 50 where I can dig into Monster Play. Because that's all I really want to do...
Wish me luck.
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Question for you Bildo. I haven't played Lord of the Rings Online yet, but plan to start this fall. I hear you and others complain about hitting a content wall. How many months of fun should I expect to see? I'm a 2/3 solo and 1/3 group kind of player. Thanks!
link--- From everything I've heard, I think it's around level 40 out of 50 that you hit that wall; my highest toon is at 33 so I don't know for sure. When Bildo answers I'm sure you'll get a better idea. Since they've been putting out pretty in-depth content patches with new areas every few months, though, it's possible that by the time you hit that point it'll be a lot better. That's one thing I love about lotro---they really do seem to be improving the game by leaps and bounds in regular intervals.
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