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Branaddar

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Now that it's free, I'm seeing a lot of people are playing it.

I have a lifetime subscription for it, and 3 fully raid-geared Villains already. If you're being villainous, please feel free to add me to your friends list in-game and/or on Steam.

Characters: Lily Longbow, Triple A and Branaddar Balefire. Add all three, I play them all to some degree.

I also have a couple heroes, but no raid gear on them.

So yeah, if anyone has questions about the game at all, feel free to let me know. I haven't played it much in recent months, but fiended it for the first 3-4 months until the League (guild) I created voted to be absorbed into another one. I created mine around scheduled raid times, and the new one refused a schedule in favour of raiding whenever they felt like it. So I almost never got to raid with my limited playtime. Pissed me off something fierce, so I grew tired of logging on.

If you don't know much about it, it's more of an action/brawler game style than typical MMO focus on 6 hotbars and standing around auto-attacking plus spells. Combo attacks refill your power (mana) which are expended in your super powers. Lots to do, easy to hit max level when all the fun stuff happens.

It's focused more on semi-casual play. Most of the hardcore players either got bored or ended up playing 3+ characters to be able to play 40+ hours a week.

It's a fun game, and definitely worth a try if you like the sound of an MMO with God of War-ish combat, MMO loot and questing and earning fancy new costume pieces. They release new content every month or so for free, and will be adding mini-expansions (free to subscribers, $10 or so for free players) once in a while as well.
 
I believe we could get players from this game. With all the free to play players logging on you barely see anyone with a League/Guild tag on. If we were to invite people we try to group up with for questing, I'm sure it'd be easy to get some more people.
 
I need to get a hold of my old guild. Find out how they're doing these days. If they're still active, I'd recommend joining them. They had a lot of active players before I quit. Starting a new guild for a handful of people is doable, but usually ends up with not enough people to do any raiding.

I can get you guys to level 30 in no time. It doesn't take a lot to do solo; even less if I power you through all your quests. The trick is to just clamp down and burn through them, though. Don't worry about costumes and missed sidequests and such. Just always do the highest-level quest arc you have in your journal and burn through them fast.

Loot and Feats and costume stuff is much easier to farm once you're 30.
 
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