Comments on: DDO Gift cards

By: Andrew

Andrew — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 19:37:41 +0000

I don’t play DDO but was given a gift card at PAX. The first person to use this code wins I guess:

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By: john robot

john robot — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 03:34:00 +0000

playin on cannin as Nephilum and would be shocked to hell if anyone gave mme anything…my poor rogues constantly broke trying to keep armor and blades fixed..damn those Ooze!! always appear when im in hastened attack with dual blades and keep me groveling for pennies to block out the draft in the er rear of me armor…alms fer tha poor!

By: Maximus_Manimal

Maximus_Manimal — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:10:30 +0000

Favorite Quest: The one where they caper the crap out of the Computer Flanges.

Why DDO: Because 4.0 SUCKS!

I would just like to say… ASSHAT!

By: Verily

Verily — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 18:38:55 +0000

Character name: Verily

I picked up the game shortly before it went F2P, was guided to Khyber, and it’s the only server I’ve played on since. I enjoy the population and atmosphere, and moreso, adore the ‘type’ of questing available only in DDO. I and a couple of friends have been running a static party of sorts to experience everything in the game together new, as a group, and it’s been an amazing amount of fun.

By: John

John — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 01:52:03 +0000

I like DDO going F2P. Paying for items as needed provides more casual environment.

By: Mandinkus

Mandinkus — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 19:40:54 +0000

Aww, I’m already too late! Still, I have had fun with DDO so far. I also enjoyed the puzzle in the storehouse, although I wished that they had harder puzzles for harder difficulty levels. Haven’t gotten too far past that though, but it’s fun and definitely worth free!

By: Lorathir

Lorathir — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 05:28:15 +0000

Hello, my character’s name is Lorathir, the drow sorcerer. I just joined this month and so far my favorite thing to do is shoot icy rays at enemies and listen to them shatter. My favorite quest is probably the one with the huge fire giant at the end, was a very epic feeling fight!

Umm I guess that’s all, I also play 4E D&D as a Warlord.

By: Jonar

Jonar — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 04:43:49 +0000

* Your in game name.
Jonar
* Favorite quest/etc in the game
Just starting out but I enjoyed the puzzle quest (The Storehouse Secret)
* Why you like DDO.
The “free” game with micro-transactions is much better than a demo or a “free” weekend. It allows you to play at your own pace. If you don’t like it enough you can leave without investing more than the time it took to figure out that you didn’t like it.

By: Zorminster

Zorminster — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 03:37:44 +0000

Zorminster is a wizard that makes the teenage mutant ninja turles envious… they pale in comparison to his shiny green warforged body, he leaps farther, runs faster, AND he can throw fireballs. I like DDO because it’s a great way to kill time between actual table-top sessions and has given me more than a few (potentially fatal for the group) ideas for my own campaign.

By: Mattarias

Mattarias — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 01:18:52 +0000

Am I too late? Ah, well. I am Mattarias, a sorcerer new to both Khyber and DDO. My favorite dungeon so far is the gambler’s den, but that may be changing soon!

My favorite thing about DDO is definitely the puzzles. All the content in WoW’s got NOTHING on what I’ve seen in a few days on DDO. It’s awesome.

By: Xupacabra

Xupacabra — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 01:16:47 +0000

Hello, i start playing DDO last week and choose this game because i like the online mode, RPG genre and all the content that its about DD. So far i like this game very much but iam really wainting for get favor and unlock the Warforged! That will be my main character. Till there,i will playing with a Barbarian called Xupacabra
Happy journeys!
See you in game

By: Gorelok

Gorelok — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 06:35:34 +0000

FAVORITE QUEST:Waterworks

I started playing D&D pnp in the early 80s up till the mid 90s and since then I always wished I could get back into it. Theres just not alot of people into it where I am and its hrd to find a reliable group to play with. I found DDO and really like it. The combat system is really well done and the community is alot better than most other MMos I’ve played. EverQuest was the 1st MMO I got into and played it for 6+ years. Then Warcraft which I played up until 4 days ago when I downloaded DDO:)
1 thing i guess I like most about DDO is finding a good group. They seems to stick together for hours instead of just doing 1 dungeon and going there seperate ways.
My group tonight had never played together before and were together for about 4 hours doing quests that none of us had ever done like Cerulian Hills and The Captives.Everyone seems to be alot more helpful to new players than in other MMOs also. Thats always a + cause we were all newbies at 1 time or another:)

By: JakLee7

JakLee7 — Sun, 20 Sep 2009 03:40:15 +0000

Lyrinal
Quest: Irestone Inlet
Why I like DDO - the game.
It has a great balance of creation and twitch. There are a wide (though could still be wider) selection of TYPES of quests, classes, and builds. The creativity of people and their builds make for a unique game. Not many games can you purposefully create a character that cannot actually work! And yet there are lots of builds that don’t seem to be viable on paper but in play are not only workable but enjoyable as well.

By: Terentius Severus

Terentius Severus — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 23:43:46 +0000

Favourite Quest: Not really sure, Terentius is my first character and he’s only lvl5, so I haven’t seen that much.
Why I like DDO: In comparison to other MMOs, the quests by far. Hooray for actual story!

One thing I have to point out, your system for choosing winners is somewhat flawed since everyone is going to wait for everyone else to post 2-4 and 6-9 then try and post on 5 and 10. Stuff like that only works with large volumes of people at the same time (where you can’t post to a specific number accurately). I’d suggest taking the first 10 or 20 people to post and then randomly selecting 3.

By: Kennet Gencks

Kennet Gencks — Sat, 19 Sep 2009 21:08:39 +0000

Yenril Chorstir

I’ve played D&D and other roleplaying games since i was a child. I look for a story that can draw me in. DDO has this, and it does not feel like a chore to play the way some MMORPGs do. And I like the interface, the GUI, plain and simple.