Lord of the Rings Online: Crack of Doom Kinship

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I'm pretty much stuck at level 36. I have done just about every solo quest available to me, and I now have a long list of almost 40 group quests that simply cannot be done on my own. If I get a chance to play, it is at odd hours and I almost never find a group to join to complete the difficult quests. So I am kind of stuck. I get on now and then to work on progressing as a scholar, but in general I have stalled due to the lack of solo quests.
 
Recently started playing again as I'm pretty much caught up on console gaming. I just leveled up to 39. If anyone wants to group just let me know a time and place in Middle Earth.
 
Recently started playing again as I'm pretty much caught up on console gaming. I just leveled up to 39. If anyone wants to group just let me know a time and place in Middle Earth.

Damn, level 39, that's hardcore. I have 3 characters in the high 20s/low 30s; but I just stopped. I might pick it up in the coming up future. When you play xbox-live, you should play with us; great times.
 
Damn, level 39, that's hardcore. I have 3 characters in the high 20s/low 30s; but I just stopped. I might pick it up in the coming up future. When you play xbox-live, you should play with us; great times.


Not all that hardcore when you consider I have no alts. I find your 3 toons more hardcore. :ogat

As for joining you guys on Xbox Live, is there a SSF gamertag list some where?
 
That's funny--I just played again for the first time in a while and got my character from level 36 to 37. Almost all of my quests now require a group, so I'm kind of stuck playing on my own.
 
Not all that hardcore when you consider I have no alts. I find your 3 toons more hardcore. :ogat

As for joining you guys on Xbox Live, is there a SSF gamertag list some where?

Naw, just add us to your friends list and when we're all on, we invite each other. I'll send one to you when I sign on again
 
Ok folks, many of us gamers have finally caught up on our console gaming. I've been getting back into LOTRO and we have a few new players as well. How about we have a Kinship meet in Bree, in front of the Prancing Pony on Saturday, February 2nd, 10:00 PM EST.
We can then create fellowships and thanks to the updated quest log GUI, see which quests are most common to us all. Perhaps help out some of the lower level folks as well. Getting around to complete various quests should be easier if we have a few high level Hunters to help quick travel their fellowships.

We can also discuss/trade any crafting skills/items that will mutually benefit each other.

Hope to see many of you there.
 
Anybody plan on making it tomorrow?

Ok folks, many of us gamers have finally caught up on our console gaming. I've been getting back into LOTRO and we have a few new players as well. How about we have a Kinship meet in Bree, in front of the Prancing Pony on Saturday, February 2nd, 10:00 PM EST.
We can then create fellowships and thanks to the updated quest log GUI, see which quests are most common to us all. Perhaps help out some of the lower level folks as well. Getting around to complete various quests should be easier if we have a few high level Hunters to help quick travel their fellowships.

We can also discuss/trade any crafting skills/items that will mutually benefit each other.

Hope to see many of you there.
 
I started to play this recently hobbit on landroval



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Good news for the longevity of this game:

LOTR Online Dev Extends License

https://www.next-gen.biz/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=9208&Itemid=2

Lord of the Rings Online developer Turbine has taken steps to ensure it has the LOTR license for the next several years.

Turbine said Wednesday that it reached an agreement with Tolkien Enterprises to create games based on the LOTR book franchise to 2014, with "additional options" to extend the license to 2017.

“With the recent announcement of what are sure to be two blockbuster films based on The Hobbit and a sequel, we expect the success of the license and our relationship with Tolkien Enterprises to grow for years to come," said Turbine chief exec Jim Crowley in a statement.
 
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