Still utter trash after years of release... Still can't even make a character after multiple computers of varying specs. Now as an adult running a steel series and still get booted from a server after 5 minutes in the character creation engine after waiting for the game to respond for 20 minutes (like i actually loaded up and watched some critical role while waiting to make my character. ALL 5 HOURS OF GAME PLAY INCLUDE THE AMOUNT OF TIME TO DOWNLOAD THE GAME EVERY TIME PLUS THE COUNTLESS TIMES SPENT TRYING TO MAKE A CHARACTER... This... This was my experience with a game taken over by a S**tshow development studio. Ugly art after years makes the game look like potato vomit textures. Its excusable in LOTRO cause the game actually works.. It works fairly seamlessly on any machine I've ever played it on. But even the art style of LOTRO has leagues more talent. Why is it so hard to find a DnD based MMORPG that doesn't either suck on release and never gets better, or is released unfinished then quickly backslides into pay to win cash grabs or the ever dreaded server and product abandonment we see in games as popular as Ark SE.

Thanks Standing Stone... Came here thirsty for some live action DnD... Leaving utterly disgusted by the trash you still continue to sell as a viable product.

If this game were edible, its players would have died of botulism ages ago.

i LOVE dungeon and dragons been plying since 1st edition

As a D&D gamer, this is great for nostalgia. It uses the 3.5 rules system. Admittedly it's fairly complicated as far as MMOs go, but that's part of the joy in playing it. It originally started in the Eberron campaign setting, but they now have adventures in the Forgotten Realms and even classic adventures from Greyhawk and the Feywild. The voice DM narrating the Temple of Elemental Evil is by WIll Wheaton, and includes optional personal commentary about how he came to play D&D as a child.

Another one of the adventure's, Delara's Tomb is actually guest narrated by Gary Gygax himself. So if you are a D&D fan, this has some great experiences and I recommend it. If you started with D&D 5e, just be ready for it to be more complicated, yet no less rewarding.