Life and Times in Neverwinter – The Great Auction House Crash
So earlier today, I noticed that the Auction House started acting funny. I couldn’t see my own auctions and I also started seeing crazy bids for -99,999,999 being made for […]
From the arcades of the past, games of yesteryear – Bucky O’ Hare
Larry Hama’s name might be familiar to fans of Hasbro’s G.I. Joe series — he was the Marvel writer responsible for the comics based on their toy line. Not only […]
Life and Times in Neverwinter, Part Two
The more I get into Neverwinter, the more I notice the odd things about it. For one, identify scrolls are used exclusively to ID special items like greens and blues. […]
Life and Times in Neverwinter
It’s been years since I’ve played an MMORPG. I haven’t even touched WoW and had only occasionally dabbled in others like Lineage II during their beta phases, so I’m not […]
From the pages of the past, games of yesteryear – Wizardry: Crusaders of the Dark Savant, and the cloudy end of Sir-Tech
No one could have guessed that the ending to the trilogy started in Bane of the Cosmic Forge would arrive nine years after the release of Wizardry VII: Crusaders of […]
From the pages of the past, games of yesteryear – Wizardry VI: Bane of the Cosmic Forge
Sir-tech seemed to be on the verge of appearing obsolete. Wizardry V, while it was fun, lacked some of the flashy aesthetics and mechanical advancements that seemed to leave its […]
From the pages of the past, games of yesteryear – Wizardry V: Heart of the Maelstrom
A year after the release of the fourth chapter of the Wizardry series in 1987, the Return of Werdna, Sir-Tech rolled the fifth game to would-be adventurers in ’88 with […]
