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Respec Radio Ep. 13: Guild Wars 2 And City Of Heroes: Going Rogue
Hey listeners who complain that we talk about World of Warcraft too much: This episode is for you! Andy McNamara, Adam Biessener, and I talk about WOW briefly this week, but most of the episode is devoted to a host of other MMOs. Adam shares his first impressions of Guild Wars 2 from Gamescom, we break down Cryptic's Neverwinter announcement, and I discuss about my return to Paragon City with City of Heroes: Going Rogue. We even talk a bit about my short time with the Final Fantasy XIV beta.
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Articles mentioned during this episode:
Cryptic Studios Working On Atari's New Neverwinter Game
Cryptic Wants To Do Better With Neverwinter And Future Games
Guild Wars 2 Gamescom impressions by Adam Biessener
Guy Gets Hysterically Angry At Halo 3 Teammate
Music on this week's episode is from the original Guild Wars (via YouTube).
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