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Respec Radio Ep. 12: EverQuest Next And World Of Warcraft Now
It's an EverQuest newstravaganza! That play on words almost gets me fired on this week's episode of Respec Radio, Game Informer's World of Warcraft and MMO podcast. Still, GI senior associate editor Adam Biessener and editor-in-chief Andy McNamara soldier on past their seething hatred for me to discuss the tons of EQ news coming out of SOE's Fan Faire 2010 event, including new expansions for EverQuest and EverQuest 2 and the announcement of the next game in the franchise.
Outside of the EQ talk, we discuss the rumors of a Neverwinter Nights MMO, what we've been up to lately in WoW, why Andy and others may be getting bored, and how Adam's obsession with erotic roleplaying in Goldshire has forced Blizzard customer service to action.
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Articles mentioned during this episode:
Sony details seventeenth EverQuest expansion
EverQuest Next revealed during Sony Online panel
Sony opening free-to-play servers for EverQuest II (including a chart of the pay options)
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