Return of Reckoning

Is there any plans to improve the tome in the not too distant future? The tome was pretty cool back in the day, offering plenty of lore, rewards etc.

Sweet. The unlocks and bestiary were really neat to unlock as you progressed through the game.

The Tome of Knowledge wasn't even fully released, yet.. Lots of unknown tome unlocks and unlock rewards which hadn't been coded in the past 5 years of WAR.
It's a damn shame.

Nevermind the card system in it too.. loved the tok so much.. dont think any other mmo has made something as cool

RyanMakara wrote:The Tome of Knowledge wasn't even fully released, yet.. Lots of unknown tome unlocks and unlock rewards which hadn't been coded in the past 5 years of WAR.
It's a damn shame.

Infact. What did happen to the Devolpment of WAR. It seemed like it was alive (Which is something I use very loosely to describe WAR near the end) for years but I never did hear much about development. Sadly after the first two years I had to drop out, job issues.

Bloody hell. It was only up 5 Years.. it felt like so much longer than that.

Zealot992003 wrote:

RyanMakara wrote:The Tome of Knowledge wasn't even fully released, yet.. Lots of unknown tome unlocks and unlock rewards which hadn't been coded in the past 5 years of WAR.
It's a damn shame.

Infact. What did happen to the Devolpment of WAR. It seemed like it was alive (Which is something I use very loosely to describe WAR near the end) for years but I never did hear much about development. Sadly after the first two years I had to drop out, job issues.

Bloody hell. It was only up 5 Years.. it felt like so much longer than that.

Game was released in a bad state. It wasn't fully developed upon release. There was still a lot of missing content and there were a ton of bugs which weren't even fixed until the end because Mythic proved to have an incompetent dev team.

Reason for the game being released so early is EA's money grabbing attitude. Instead of letting their investment sink in for another year of development the game needed, EA wanted to shove Warhammer Online onto the market by the Christmas of 2008. Rifed with bugs, imbalance and unfinishedd content, it was the beginning of the end.