
Enter a world of danger and adventure with Dungeons & Dragons Online® based on the beloved RPG that started it all.
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Honestly, one of the best MMOs I have ever played. Yes, there is a wee bit of a learning curve, but once you get past it, It is just an incredible game. The community in this game is also top tier, you will rarely and I mean rarely, find any problem players and if you ask, you will get help with whatever it is you need from asking a simple question to carrying you through a difficult quest youre stuck on. Brilliant game and community. The only downside is lag issues sometimes and it would be a lot better if their were way more players. Other than that just minor issues. Play the game, you will not regret it.
Very fun, very thorough 3.5v DnD game. Play solo, play with friends, play with new friends found in the city of Stormreach. Been playing since 2009, absolutely love this game.
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DDO is a traditional MMO that has a crust of ineptitude but really great bones. Its prestige system keeps most content and loot relevant. The game largely respects your time. The player base is small but dedicated and friendly. New content is still consistently added. There is a moderate learning curve; D&D players will be confused by the changes and extra MMO systems, and MMO players will be confused by [obtuse-in-a-video-game] D&D systems. Once a year-ish for the last five years they have released a code for the in-game store that permanently unlocks a majority of the content. If you are interested in the game keep an eye out. It is usually released in the winter
Not free to play requires a sub this is misleading shame.
Doesn't let you scale up the UI through any means I can tell. That alone makes it unplayable on any high res monitor.
I played this game awhile and it suddenly becomes obvious that it is programmed to be a cash grab... Mercenaries that refuse to heal themselves, so they die, which cause you to die.. It is all about buying their spirit cakes online. Absolute SCAM!
Still one of the best 3.5 D&D game adaptations. It's the kind of game you can come back to party with friends and go loot a dungeon. The amount of character customization is almost on par with the TTRPG. It captures a lot of the unique character feel that made WoW: Classic great. Focus is on character customization and the dungeon crawls. As of lvl 14 I don't think you're exploring "a living world".
nigh impossible to login if you forget your login
straight ahh, too unc
Don't have time to finish an instance so I have to start over. Nope. Not ok. Not alright. Not playing again.
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