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[quote who="Savyg" reply="15" id="2758079"] LOTRO goes free to play on the 10th (the 8th if you owned it previously) and blows DDO out of the water.[/quote] I've tried both recently, and I agree. DDO is a solid MMO, especially if you like the more traditional AD&D 3.x rule set. LOTRO is a really good looking game, the game flow and combat mechanics are handled well and the deed system is an interesting approach to personalizing your character.

Joeuser test... Worked, but still whacky...

What's Joe user? I'm getting the error using Chrome. I will try FF. Don't have IE within a mile of any of my computers, but really, how hard is it for forum software to allow small image uploads. This is 2010 after all...

[quote who="Spicy Mike" reply="12" id="2740509"] However, the mod-friendliness of the game has a huge amount of potential, and I look forward to seeing what will come from that - no matter if it's from the devs or the players.[/quote] Not trying to pile on against the Devs, but did we all just pay $50 for MOD TOOLS, in the hopes that one day, non-dev players will mod the game into something more fun (not saying the game isn't fun). The game does, in fac

Nope, didn't lose the city the caravan originated from. I'm just going to chock it up as one of those things at this point. I haven't had a chance to duplicate the problem. I will as soon as I have another city that can spawn a caravan.

In regards to establishing trade routes to other cities: I did that. I literally moved it onto every square in the AI's city and it would never "meld" or otherwise indicate the route was established. So I think there may be a bug, because I gave up on the AI city and decided to just move it back to another one of my cities, and it wouldn't establish a route with my city either. Thanks for the 411 though.

On a related note, how do I set up a route with an AI? The AI in question has even asked me to send a caravan. I have a trade treaty with them. I've sent a caravan from one of my cities but I can't find the button (or mechanic) to allow me to establish a trade route.