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Post/Author/DateTime Post
#1
audacious
May 10, 2009 23:14:57 Is the full version out yet? Or do we start with character builder for now until June 2nd?
#2
gregt_314
May 11, 2009 0:15:40
Is the full version out yet? Or do we start with character builder for now until June 2nd?

Sorry, what? Full version of what?
#3
audacious
May 11, 2009 0:32:23 Im trying figure out. How can I download or get the game to play it? Do I start with character builder? or what? I'm new to this.
#4
coppro
May 11, 2009 0:38:25 D&D is a pen-and-paper roleplaying game; to start, you will need a playgroup and at least the Player's Handbook; the DM will probably want at least an adventure and/or the Dungeon Master's Guide and the Monter Manual. You can buy the books at most gaming stores and book stores.

If you purchased a subscription to D&Di without realizing this and don't want to/can't play the tabletop game, contact Customer Service to arrange a refund.

Have fun!
#5
_Mithreinmaethor_
May 11, 2009 0:47:57 Your question truly makes no sense. Can you rephrase or explain your question please?
#6
audacious
May 11, 2009 0:59:54 Ok let me rephrase. I play alot of online games and I probably didn't really read website carefully before paying for subscription.

I have played WoW, Everquest, Ultima Online and all sorts of online gaming.

If this is not an online game then I made mistake.

I was surfing whole site of D & D trying to find download link for the game itself. If its a pen/paper game then I'm not into it.

I downloaded Character builder but its not working with my 64 bit Vista anyways. I even got the Microsoft.net Framework SP1 downloaded to make it work according to instructions to make it work for 64 bit vista. Its not loading up.
#7
_radagast__dup
May 11, 2009 2:11:45 Wow...
#8
cyberianhusky
May 11, 2009 2:22:05 lol... I suspect this is a troll attempt (and a funny/subtle one at that) -but on the off chance that it isnt...

Audacious : Contrary to what some people like to claim, D&D is NOT actually an MMORPG, its the other kind of RPG, the offline kind you dont need a computer for ;)
#9
The_Jester
May 11, 2009 11:58:00 There IS a D&D MMORPG:
Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach
http://www.ddo.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stormreach

It uses an older version of the pen&paper rules and was released two years back.
D&D Insider is for the non-online tabletop game.
#10
Dralenan
May 11, 2009 17:15:55 But we don't like to talk about that. Most of us are happy to go on thinking it doesn't exist...
#11
Dane_McArdy
May 11, 2009 17:17:24
But we don't like to talk about that. Most of us are happy to go on thinking it doesn't exist...

Why, I found DnD Online was fun. I had lots of fun I should say.
#12
KM.549
May 11, 2009 17:19:50
Why, I found DnD Online was fun. I had lots of fun I should say.

I thought it was a fun MMORPG. But IMO they changed the level system too much so it was not DnD. So it should not have been called DnD online.
#13
Dralenan
May 11, 2009 17:40:57 Hmm, you two are the first people I've talk to about the game that actually liked it. I thought it was awful.
#14
Dane_McArdy
May 11, 2009 17:44:35
Hmm, you two are the first people I've talk to about the game that actually liked it. I thought it was awful.

Well, it wasn't perfect.

But for logging on, running some quests with friends, and such, it was great. Great dungeon environments.

Not everything appeals to everyone.
#15
dnddan
May 12, 2009 10:16:15 I have to admit, this is the best troll I've seen in a long time. Bravo! :D

If it is legitimate, I have to wonder who would sign up for something without knowing what it is.

As for DDO, I enjoyed it for the year I played it.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 audacious May 10, 2009 23:14:57	Is the full version out yet? Or do we start with character builder for now until June 2nd?
#2 gregt_314 May 11, 2009 0:15:40	Is the full version out yet? Or do we start with character builder for now until June 2nd? Sorry, what? Full version of what?
#3 audacious May 11, 2009 0:32:23	Im trying figure out. How can I download or get the game to play it? Do I start with character builder? or what? I'm new to this.
#4 coppro May 11, 2009 0:38:25	D&D is a pen-and-paper roleplaying game; to start, you will need a playgroup and at least the Player's Handbook; the DM will probably want at least an adventure and/or the Dungeon Master's Guide and the Monter Manual. You can buy the books at most gaming stores and book stores. If you purchased a subscription to D&Di without realizing this and don't want to/can't play the tabletop game, contact Customer Service to arrange a refund. Have fun!
#5 _Mithreinmaethor_ May 11, 2009 0:47:57	Your question truly makes no sense. Can you rephrase or explain your question please?
#6 audacious May 11, 2009 0:59:54	Ok let me rephrase. I play alot of online games and I probably didn't really read website carefully before paying for subscription. I have played WoW, Everquest, Ultima Online and all sorts of online gaming. If this is not an online game then I made mistake. I was surfing whole site of D & D trying to find download link for the game itself. If its a pen/paper game then I'm not into it. I downloaded Character builder but its not working with my 64 bit Vista anyways. I even got the Microsoft.net Framework SP1 downloaded to make it work according to instructions to make it work for 64 bit vista. Its not loading up.
#7 _radagast__dup May 11, 2009 2:11:45	Wow...
#8 cyberianhusky May 11, 2009 2:22:05	lol... I suspect this is a troll attempt (and a funny/subtle one at that) -but on the off chance that it isnt... Audacious : Contrary to what some people like to claim, D&D is NOT actually an MMORPG, its the other kind of RPG, the offline kind you dont need a computer for ;)
#9 The_Jester May 11, 2009 11:58:00	There IS a D&D MMORPG: Dungeons & Dragons Online: Stormreach http://www.ddo.com/ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stormreach It uses an older version of the pen&paper rules and was released two years back. D&D Insider is for the non-online tabletop game.
#10 Dralenan May 11, 2009 17:15:55	But we don't like to talk about that. Most of us are happy to go on thinking it doesn't exist...
#11 Dane_McArdy May 11, 2009 17:17:24	But we don't like to talk about that. Most of us are happy to go on thinking it doesn't exist... Why, I found DnD Online was fun. I had lots of fun I should say.
#12 KM.549 May 11, 2009 17:19:50	Why, I found DnD Online was fun. I had lots of fun I should say. I thought it was a fun MMORPG. But IMO they changed the level system too much so it was not DnD. So it should not have been called DnD online.
#13 Dralenan May 11, 2009 17:40:57	Hmm, you two are the first people I've talk to about the game that actually liked it. I thought it was awful.
#14 Dane_McArdy May 11, 2009 17:44:35	Hmm, you two are the first people I've talk to about the game that actually liked it. I thought it was awful. Well, it wasn't perfect. But for logging on, running some quests with friends, and such, it was great. Great dungeon environments. Not everything appeals to everyone.
#15 dnddan May 12, 2009 10:16:15	I have to admit, this is the best troll I've seen in a long time. Bravo! :D If it is legitimate, I have to wonder who would sign up for something without knowing what it is. As for DDO, I enjoyed it for the year I played it.