So, I got into the third round of beta testing for SoH. I thought it looked pretty cool and decided to give it a try (I have no interest in going back to WoW - even to play the Burning Crusade). Computer Gaming has been pretty boring lately and until HJ comes out I needed something to play with.
So, I started the game and the first thing that happened is I ran straight backward over a cliff and nothing I could do stopped me from running. Did I mention that this is basically the RTM? I finally figured out that you can't have a joystick plugged in an play at the same time - how dumb is that?
Then, I finally get it running on a system with dual GeForce 7950GT's running in SLI mode when I find out that people can walk on air and I can't see the walls! The clipping of the graphics is ridiculous and makes the game unplayable - I couldn't even figure out how to move anywhere.
So, after that I decided that it's best to just wait for HJ. SoH was a total disappointment - and no one even responded to my issues. Being that HJ will have DM's in much closer contact with the players makes me want HJ all the more. I may die unless I get HJ soon! Everything else pales in comparison.
So, I started the game and the first thing that happened is I ran straight backward over a cliff and nothing I could do stopped me from running. Did I mention that this is basically the RTM? I finally figured out that you can't have a joystick plugged in an play at the same time - how dumb is that?
Then, I finally get it running on a system with dual GeForce 7950GT's running in SLI mode when I find out that people can walk on air and I can't see the walls! The clipping of the graphics is ridiculous and makes the game unplayable - I couldn't even figure out how to move anywhere.
So, after that I decided that it's best to just wait for HJ. SoH was a total disappointment - and no one even responded to my issues. Being that HJ will have DM's in much closer contact with the players makes me want HJ all the more. I may die unless I get HJ soon! Everything else pales in comparison.