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Respec Radio Ep. 10: APB Talk And Cataclysm Beta Madness
This week, Andy McNamara, Adam Biessener, and I sat down and recorded our longest episode of Respec Radio yet! There's tons of MMO news to talk about before we even get to the main course of World of Warcraft: Cataclysm beta talk. I break down why APB was such a disappointment, Adam and Andy explain why they're not terribly hopeful for DC Universe Online, we look at how Final Fantasy XIV proves that Microsoft sucks at MMOs, and we discuss the interesting changes Guild Wars 2 has in store for the MMO genre. On top of all that, we spend more than enough time sharing our experiences in the Cataclysm beta as well as our trials and triumphs in the new Ruby Sanctum raid.
This is a jam-packed episode that virtually any MMO fan should listen to! Listen to the episode below or subscribe to the show on iTunes or via our RSS feed. And, hey, while you're at it, leave a comment and let us know your opinion on some of the stuff we talked about this week.
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