Neverwinter Beta is Open to Everyone

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  • Shawn Zipay
    Managing Communities 24/7
    • Apr 2003
    • 69279

    #1

    Neverwinter Beta is Open to Everyone

    An open beta for Dungeons & Dragons Neverwinter is now available to everyone. The upcoming MMORPG from Cryptic Studios and Perfect World Entertainment has entered an open beta and comes with a promise that no progress will be wiped when the final game is released.

    Yes, it's essentially a soft launch for the game and it is free-to-play for everyone that is interested.
    The most anticipated free MMORPG of 2013, Dungeons & Dragons® Neverwinter, is officially in Open Beta. Join millions of other adventurers in the Forgotten Realms as they combat beasts and vile creatures on Faerûn to defend the city of Neverwinter against Valindra Shadowmantle and other iconic creatures in Dungeons & Dragons®.

    There will be unrestricted access to new content including:
    - Increased level cap of 60.
    - Explore past The Chasm including Mount Hotenow for only the bravest and most experienced adventurers.
    - Hundreds of new and playable user-generated content available immediately in the Foundry.
    - Access to Gateway, a web portal that allows players to remotely access in-game status information via their desktops, tablets, or smartphones. In its initial state, players can craft, view their characters, buy and sell in the Auction House, monitor guild activity and daily events, and access their mailboxes.
    - And, much more!

    Keep in mind that the servers are experiencing a rafter hefty load right now, so queue times might be a lot higher than normal.
  • jimykx
    No, I AM your father!
    • Jan 2010
    • 6641

    #2
    THE DOWNLOAD TAKE FOREVEEEEEEEEER

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    • stilla-killa
      CantGetRight
      • Aug 2005
      • 5905

      #3
      jimy: Is it worth a download?

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      • Shawn Zipay
        Managing Communities 24/7
        • Apr 2003
        • 69279

        #4
        Originally posted by jimykx
        THE DOWNLOAD TAKE FOREVEEEEEEEEER
        Yeah it did. Their downloader is apparently P2P so it was maxing out my upload, which subsequently screwed over my download speeds and also effectively killed my Internet if I tried to do anything. I had to let it download over night at slow as hell speeds.

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        • jimykx
          No, I AM your father!
          • Jan 2010
          • 6641

          #5
          Originally posted by stilla-killa
          jimy: Is it worth a download?
          No idea, that's why I am trying to try it out now xD. After I managed to go through this at 30kb's a sec I will come back and answer that question

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          • Linux
            wat da gah?
            • Sep 2026
            • 382

            #6
            I played the closed beta and it felt like a carebear MMO, it seemed like a lot of fun but I only play for a short period before I got bored of it quickly because it was too caring to the casual MMO player, I.E. telling you where things are going to hit, etc.

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            • Shawn Zipay
              Managing Communities 24/7
              • Apr 2003
              • 69279

              #7
              It only shows the areas that AoE attacks are going to hit, which is a very common thing in MMOs now. Off the top of my head, Guild Wars 2 does this as well.

              I played up to level 9 last night and I'm really enjoying it, especially for a F2P MMO. The game looks great, the combat feels great and isn't just some lame number bar cast spells/abilities BS like WoW.

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              • jimykx
                No, I AM your father!
                • Jan 2010
                • 6641

                #8
                Same. I can't really describe a lot but It's definitely worth a try. It's great for a f2p I just hope it doesn't later become a pay to win game.

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