Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Collector's Edition

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	Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning Collector's Edition Windows \| Electronic Arts, 2008 average customer review:based on 26 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Electronic Arts (15761) Warhammer On-Line CE PC

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A very enjoyable game that balances the PVP more than most MMOs for people who are not identical level.

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This has to be one of the best mmorpgs to come out in a few years. the story is well driven and the action is there. There a few bugs in the game but no game is perfect, it is my opinion that this game is definitely a must have for all warhammer fans; whether you are a tabletop player or just a fan of the lore.

Stonking Great!

In the words of Zero Punctuation, this game is (as I mentioned in the title) stonking great!

Takes the best elements from other MMO's and adds to it. The PvP (called RvR) isn't forced, and you can start as soon as you enter the game and not get blown up at the starting gate, so to speak.

Public quests are awesome! Some great gear can be had from them.

The map system is damn near perfect. No more wondering where this quest wants you to go, because it's highlighted on your map.

The only downside of WAR is the crafting, but it can be considered to not even be a downside. Crafting isn't a big part of the economy. Oh, and don't worry about money, you'll have plenty from quests.

The other stuff in the Collector's Edition is fantastic. The art book is enormous and beautiful. Comic is well done. And you also get in game rewards for purchasing the CE. Unique faces (they get mailed to you, don't be looking for them at the creation screen) and other rewards as well. Very well thought out!

I'm exceptionally glad that I sprung for the CE over the regular edition.

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Great game for a group of friends.

Considering the myriad reviews of the game itself, I'll make it a point to focus on the Collectors Edition box:

The size of the box alone is ludicrous, it is, for all intents and purposes a big, shiny, ****-off box, it is numbered, and it is nice to look at. The overall impression I got from the effort Mythic put into their CE box appearance alone was that they actually wanted you to give a damn about their game's special edition, this is further evidenced by actually opening the thing up.

Forget a small piece of cel-art and a special item or two; this beast comes with a very well done art book (hardcover), a graphic novel collection explaining the story leading up the events in the game (also hardcover), and a small metal miniature (depicting the Ork Warboss Grumlok and his Shaman adviser Gazbag) paying homage to Warhammer in its original form as a tabletop wargame.

There are also four exclusive in-game items that arrive in your characters' mailboxes: one is a head model item that varies by race, one is a limited-use (three charges) book that increases your experience gain, and the other two begin race-specific quests that, upon completion will grant you even more exclusive goodies.

All in all, the purchase was well worth the money spent.

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