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here's another curious question

LilWolf De Lioncourt

LilWolf De Lioncourt

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ok I was curious how long this game was in the making before people could start playing it:) I think that's what I'm trying to post*laughs* and is this game based in Germany? Whoever thought up this game was pretty :cool: Plus this game is really addictive:D:D:p would there ever be a Elvenar 2 in the works? I've noticed with a lot of on line games there's usually more sequels added on to them. Anyways I was just curious.... "LilWolf"
 

DeletedUser6326

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The game started out in Beta in early 2015. It started in the US in April 2015. Inno is a German company. You can Google them to see what they do. The sequels to this game are basically adding in new guest race chapters a couple times a year. When the game started, we didn't have guest races, tournaments, ancient wonders, events or even fellowships. Lol! The game has come a long way in just a few years. There's a pretty cool story line if you follow the quests in each chapter. Hope this helps. :)
 

DeletedUser20951

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CiraKelley said:
or even fellowships
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This brings back the recollection of when fellowships were added. My first thought was, "Screw that, I'm not joining a group.", so I created my own and people began trickling in. "Play however you want," I commented benignly to these strange creatures. The membership eventually reached its zenith and I started to cut and prune the weak that lacked adequate obsessiveness until I gazed down from the Iron Throne at the huddled extensions of my will to proclaim imperiously, "This is not a democracy, you silly peons."
 

DeletedUser9601

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Ashrem said:
I'd debate that. I think one of Inno's biggest weakness is not providing solid story. At beast, maybe they were "okay" in the original language. They're not sufficiently engaging to warrant paying attention to.
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Agreed. And its even worse when you factor in the potential downtime between quests. You might chug along and knock out 3-4 in a day, then hit a 1-week lull because of your tech path, etc. etc. Really hard to keep continuity.
 
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