February 22nd, 2007
Guild Wars Nightfall is the third part of the online role-playing game Guild Wars.
What is the highlight of Guild Wars? Why it is better than World of Warcraft or Lord of the Rings Online?
This game is better, because you don’t need to pay any monthly fees to play it. But I would not compare this game with those games as WoW. The principle of Guild Wars is not the same as in WoW or other MMORPG.
In this game you have a possibility to play PvE or PvP game. If you choose PvE (Player vs. Environment), you will begin as a new player, without any experience and with level 0. In this kind of game you can find different goodies, which will improve your defence and offensive capabilities (runes, weapons, armours, spells, etc.) and complete quests to increase your level.
The Avatars for PvP game (Player vs. Player) have level 20 from beginning.
In this part you can play versus other players. You can use your goodies from RPG game to play PvP.
As for me, I like this game, but I wish it could have more possibilities to play PvE with other players.
I hope that Guild Wars 2 will have it.
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January 14th, 2007
Battlefield 2 is actually my first online game that I bought. It is an “old” game, but very popular.
The principle of the game is like how other games of this genre. You have a choice between 2 sides, which are fighting against each other. Each side has a spec ops, support, snipers, medics, engineers, assaults and anti-tanks.
Each infantry class has own weapons. Anti-Tanks have among other things bazooka, snipers – sniper riffle, engineers can repair vehicles, medics can treat and reanimate wounded soldiers.
The highlight of the game is, that you can fight not only with your weapons, but you can flight with different kinds of war-plains and helicopters, drive tanks, autos and boots.
For kills and teamwork you receive score that you can see in online stats. With a time, if you play good, you will receive awards and new weapons.
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