Lord of the rings online
I quested in Cliving. Of course, some settlements before it, but these do not count. Cliving was one favourite. Quest to decide who murdered one person (and all 3 suspects were really shady). Girl who was seen in secret entering; two men, who had their personal accounts with local ruler. Anybody could be murderer…but let us spare girl, for she had a sort of noble motif. Hence, one Rohirrim man went to Cliving jail. Then, another favourite quest – a girl and her opressive father. Girl loves farmer, father forbids, so they have to run. Once again, I chose girl’s side. Happyness in times of war is more important that old-fashioned rules. And this is one of two reasons I do love Rohan.
First, choices. You are to decide who is guilty, who is not. Second – stories. No other region before had such things. No other region (except 1 quest in Dale lands) had choices. And after Mordor any stories end, replaced by endless bit boring quest lines.
For some reason SSG thought Nona and Horn story is not worthy to be replicated. Players seemed to like it, but SSG stopped. Better use blank quests or something like “Bhuzhrashfhabtghshashguru 0/5”.
After Cliving quests done, I started grinding Missions. Xp income is still too low, even when I combine task boards with few easy missions. I tried to ask in Regional chat – but to no result. Mostly there were players who were lower level than me. One player asked, looked like he was interested in…only to tell I should spam every lvl.150 on server + that he, of course, was not and is not interested in helping me. How typical for Lotro “community”! Another player mistakenly told I was villifying everyone. Wrong. I am not telling everyone is toxic troll: I keep telling some chats are toxic/troll paradise. I met kind and nice, wise people who were eager to help with sword and advice.
Which leaves me alone once again. I have nobody to ask for aid. As always in recent time, I am left all for myself.
Bloxd
My little castle slowly slowly wakes up. First floor: finished local library. There are book shelves for Old testament, New Testament, civil law, church law, poetry, grammar, code of chivalry, literature, heraldry…Now to think about second floor. Third floor would be throne room. Fourth floor – duke’s living room. Fifth floor -just roof with some storage rooms.
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And so my days in Lotro goes. Real life starts looking like nightmare, but this I leave to myself. In Bloxd and Lotro I am always alone. Bloxd is kids, 6-12 years old; Lotro is just game with almost no community (yet with some nice, great players). I am left to myself, to sink or swim. But maybe it’s just a destiny?