Video games, MMO games, Gaming Privilege

We are not fans of Forza Horizon 4’s Festival Playlist, introduced in Series 7. However, after a backlash from the community, it looks like Playground Games is exploring a patch to make it more palatable. The question remains though, is it enough to fix it? According to the Forza Week in Review for March 22, the new patch will lower the 100% completion reward to just 80%. Sounds great right? Well, it still poses a problem and continues to force players to play the way PG wants you to play. In order to get an 80% completion, you still need to participate in multiplayer events. This means you’re still relying on other people in order to complete the events. The Luck of the Random Teammate Draw For example, let’s look at the Trial. For the Autumn Season, players need to team up and beat another team of Drivatars on the unbeatable difficulty. You also need to turn up in an S2 998 class hypercar, which adds to the challenge just a bit. In theory, completing this event seems like someth...

SWTOR, as short for Star War: The Old Republic, is the worldwide renowned MMORPG with recognized as "the Largest Entertainment Voice over Project ever" by Guinness World Records with over 200,000 lines of recorded dialogues. Currently, it's estimated that the game has around 50K monthly players although there is no official statistics to support the statement. The active subscribers of SWTOR community sort of validates the persistent vitality of this game, after all, it's been eight years since its debut in 2011. However, the community didn't content with the scale or its independence, now they want to share the dinner table with Robert Crawley and his families, just like some distant daydreams from certain servants in Downton Abbey . The Community already had its own spokesman to stand for the ambition and righteous appeals. A few days ago, there was a petition-ish post published on the SWTOR official website, appealing for community-related con...

Despite plenty of major issues remained remediless, MapleStory is heading over to the Skybound Expansion Phase two. According to the official website announcement, The new Skybound Phase is fast approaching to MapleStory 2 and will go live on January 10th, 2019. At that appointed time, there will be more new contents and fresh challenges oriented towards Veteran Maplers and newcomers. The first and one of the most significant new contents adding in the near future is Wrath of Infernog, which is believed to function as a new type of Chaos Raid, features more fierce and vicious enemies and a more brutal battle environment in Sky Fortress. The new Chaos Raid requires both 9,000 Gear Score and the consent from Maple Alliance Reputation as the proper access clearance. And a new internal challenge, called Fortress Rumble, will arrive in Sky Fortress at that time. The main purpose of this Challenge is to keep Maplers well-trained and sharp enough to cope with the real battles. ...