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Age of Conan (PC)
from: Eidos

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Video Game
Brand: Eidos
EAN: 5021290031609
Label: Eidos
Manufacturer: Eidos
Platform: Windows XP
Publisher: Eidos
Release Date: May 23, 2008
Studio: Eidos
Sales Rank: 138

Accessories:

Age of Conan Limited Edition Keyset for Zboard (PC)

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- The potential is where it should count
Ok, here is my honest impression of the game. It's fun, it tries something different, it looks beautiful if you have a computer that can run it from medium settings on up, and it has the potential for some of the best PvP conflicts in any game I have ever seen.

The downside is that it's not quite there yet, I pre-ordered the collectors edition and I've had over a month of incredibly enjoyable gameplay. But I've also been frustrated by bugs, and the fact that some of the classes don't seem quite right yet, partly due to bugs and partly due to inefficient balancing from Funcom.

If you want a perfect game my suggestion is to wait a few months more until the major issues have been ironed out and they start releasing new ... Read More:

Rating:

- Superb game!
The graphics are among the best I've ever seen, for all game types! The music and sounds make you feel you're really there - in Hyboria, and the gameplay is really fun. I also like the fact that the quests are much more "alive". In WoW, you don't even bother reading the quests texts, but here you are taking part in the conversation with the NPCs. The combat system is innovative, although I expected something even more groundbreaking. It's Wow - but with a cool twist.

The downside: I had to buy a new graphics card to be able to play it, but then again, I needed a new one anyway ;)

If you're doubting if this is for you - find a friend who has the game, and play 7 days for free. I think you'll opt for getting your own copy ... Read More:

Rating:

- Brilliant fun even though some improvements to be made
I have been playing this game non-stop since just after release. There is plenty of depth here with the character development available. Each class has a variety of attributes that are great fun to try out. They are then further specialised with 3 different feat trees available for each class. The combat really is great fun and has not lost its appeal even after about 50+ hours of game time. The ability to do adhoc multiplayer as you go through your quests is great. Do not be put off if you have come from say an Oblivion background. (like me) You can solo the multiplayer areas if desired it makes for a greater challenge! The game looks fantastic. The more adult theme is very appealing. The game world is very brutal.
Funcom are patching this ... Read More:

Rating:

- Very Poor Customer Service
Warning! The company behind Conan has almost nothing in the way of customer support. If you do not like the game, there is no known way to cancel your subscription. All customer support mail is handled by a bot, so no resoloution is possible!

Rating:

- Promising, but incomplete
I've been playing since the start of open beta, through early access and now have a level 76 character on a pvp server, so I have experienced the majority of the available content.

There are things which I love about this game and there are things that I dislike immensely, let's start with the good. Characters and combat are really fun, the combo system works really well, and for spellcasters no need to stop and target, as long as you are facing an enemy your spells should select the target.

The graphics are very impressive, notably in the first 20 levels, White Sands Isle is particularly nice with sun bleached sand and rippling azure water. however later areas lack some of the polish of the early zones. A zone like Thunder ... Read More:

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