Although our Blog was started in February of 2007, we like to use Halloween as a sort of benchmark for where we’re at each year.  2007 was spent in EQ2, 2008 was in WAR, and 2009 is being spent in Aion.
Halloween marks the end of a season, in a way. When it comes to MMO’s, their launch schedules, and lifespans, Halloween always has a way of being important. For many games it has been the dreaded day of death where subscription numbers begin to fall and others it has been a milestone of excitement. Let’s hope that this next seasons (Halloween to New Years) is a fantastic one for everyone.
Where will we be in 2010? We hope that you’ll continue to stay with us to find out.
The Halloween event in Aion was a little disappointing. I was hoping to see lots of decorations around Pandaemonium and a spooky atmosphere with some in-game events going on but the in-game Halloween celebration amounted to simply receiving treats sent in surveys. I like the treats, especially the fantastic looking Pumpkin Head Hat, but a little more would have been nice.
Since I’m playing Fallen Earth as well, even as a free 15 day trial, I’ll mention that their event was a little lackluster as well.
My favorite Halloween events are from The Realm and EQ2. Someone will hopefully top those one day.
Happy Halloween, Keen!
You sure you’re in Aion and not Fallen Earth? 😉
Happy Halloween.
Both Aion and FE, but I only count Aion because that’s the game I am paying to play. FE is still a free trial. 🙂
Yea aions event was lackluster, they should of speed up the xp lol
I’m hoping that’s for Christmas. 😉
Holy shit, The Realm was mentioned D:
It is the original MMORPG, if you count time in Alpha/Beta. Meridian 59 released a couple months before but The Realm went into Beta first, I believe. Also one of the best ever made!
Happy Halloween
Loving you Aion Screenshots the pumpkin hat was kool unlike the stupid amounts of useless candy they kept giving us lol
Happy Halloween!
And this blog only started in 2007? I thought it was older than that! I must’ve started reading just after it started. How time flies! 🙂
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