Test: Einzeltest: EverQuest II: The Shadow Odessey PC
Zitat: SOE has taken a large step forward with this expansion and has shown that it isn’t afraid to take some risks. While not everything feels as though it belongs in the world, it doesn’t appear to be glaringly out of place either. If you are a hardcore player, this expansion offers a wonderful amount of content , new challenges and tons of new items that you can actually USE. If you are among the more casual, log in on the weekend and look for a pickup group type player, you have a fairly steep learning curve. The addition of puzzles, tactics and new rewards, as well as the motivation to repeat areas time and again, allows for those casual players to catch up, and improve their skills and gear. Overall TSO is a win for both SOE and , more importantly, the player base. As with any MMO, the average player has at least one level capped character. With xp bonuses for lower level alts, SOE has made it clear that catering to the level capped player is where they need to go. Most importantly, it has returned the game to what an MMO should be, a social and interactive experience. RoK was a soloists dream, TSO , while challenging, is a welcome recognition and reward for the player that loves to group.
