Hello Neverwinter Fans!
It's become evident that there's quite a lot of players on the forums who are looking for a chance to participate in the next Beta weekend and some of those may not have keys and/or the money to spend to get access. This thread will supply members the chance to plea to both the
Heroes of the North (who have 1 spare key) and any passing loving staff members who may or may not choose to give any keys out.
@ Heroes of the North
If you're not using your spare key, take a look through the pages of this thread and see if any one member truly stands out to you as 'worthy' of getting your spare key, or just throw it in the thread for a lucky member to grab.
@ Players who need keys.
Post in this thread why you feel you deserve to partake in the upcoming Beta, why you feel you're knowledge / understanding / experience / passion of the game should be acknowledged by Developers. Make it a worth while post because you never know who might PM you with a key!
Best of luck to all trying to get into Beta.
Regards,
Ash.
Vuxadin@Kaelangx on Mindflayer.
PvE Enthusiast.
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But if I would have to give myself credit (which is hard, considering I am part swedish ) for something, it would be that I am looking at not only enjoying the game, but also micro-checking group-mechanics, skills, characters, game-play, and the likes.
If someone felt that they wanted to afford me a beta-key, I would use that time to not only get a feel of the game, but spend the following nights highlighting the pros that need to be protected. And also bitching about the cons.
I am wide in my acceptance of others play-styles, and while I possess my own subjective opinions, I would try to suggest sollutions that allows as many play-styles as possible without changing the core design philosofy.
Final, and perhaps the most important, if I do these things, I promise to spell-check the entire thing in Word before posting it on the forums.
Oh, and kiss babies, randomly dig holes/cut ribbons/attend galas/and champion the working man and family values!
I figured I'd try my luck here, it's a nice idea, the thought of the community actually caring about each other, its a pleasant change of pace compared to other MMOs.
So, a bit about me, and why I think I would deserve a beta key:
You know the guy that tries to strike up conversation in your otherwise mute dungeon group in that big MMO which shall not be mentioned while you're supplementing your Valor point gain?
The guy that is desperately trying to bring back a modicum of the social feel that some MMOs seem to have lost over the years? That's me.
I'd like to think of myself as an MMO vet, started out playing EQ1, Dark Age of Camelot, eventually moved on to Warcraft, which, at the time, blew my mind. At least until the end of Burning Crusade. After that the shine wore off a bit, the world became stale and it kind of lost that 'magic' feel to it all. Something happened with the community at large too, the tone had grown harsher too, people were competing against each other as opposed to helping each other and I think in hindsight, a lot of 'quality of life' improvements served to alienate players from each other and the setting.
Regardless, I hung in there for a while simply because my friends and I always play together, and they seemed happy to soldier on.
I had brief stop-overs in Vanguard, EQ2, DDO, LOTR, Warhammer, Age of Conan, DC Universe and Rift, but it never seemed to stick for one reason or another.
Eventually though, we all made the switch to SW:TOR, that lasted for about 6 months, after which we realised that perhaps this wasn't really our thing, and it was far too similar to the game we'd left previously.
We wandered around the F2P market for a while, but nothing ever came close to even remotely enticing us, until Guild Wars 2 came out.
We played it religiously from release, recruited old friends and guildies back and had general good time, until most people got bored from lack of incentives to play.
All roads lead to Rome, and back again, so we found ourselves trudging the familiar path back to Warcraft, and that's where we are now.
Now, my friends are the type of people who don't read quests texts, prefer kill quests, and could care less about lore, so I am sure WoW will suit them just fine, but I love lore, I love deep background stories, a sense of real purpose to what I am doing, and most of all, I desperately desperately want a combat system that won't make me fall asleep and by the looks of it, Neverwinter has all of the above.
I've been reading FR novels since I was 12, so that's 16 years now, played every FR game I could get my hands on, BG1/BG2, Icewind Dale 1/2 NWN1/2 and even Dagger Dale (which was terrible, never ever buy it) so when I heard Cryptic was working on Neverwinter I got giddy as a school girl, to finally be able to step foot in Faerun again with today's technology is a real treat for me, and I can't wait to start fiddling with the Foundry too. I got so excited that I've been replaying all my old games to sate my FR craving, unfortunately I think only the actual game will really scratch that itch.
I'm tired of wandering from one game to another, I need a home, and I think Neverwinter could be it, based on my love for the setting, and what I have seen so far, I am very positive, but nothing would make me happier than finally seeing it for myself.
I also spent 6 years working as Lead Tester for a 3rd party testing company.
Thank you for reading!
- Armalas Armaranthis
Cleric of Sune
Thanks
Would love the chance to see it sooner than later :rolleyes:
My dedication to the D&D universe is legendary. At the age of 6 my father bestowed to me several of the original Dungeons and Dragons campaigns from 1986 and his dice collection. He would tell me stories about how he and his five brothers would stay up for hours playing D&D. Running multiple campaigns all the way to level 20 of the original rule set. THAC0 seemed brilliant to me, elegant algebra contained within swinging swords and pulsing spells. Sure enough Dungeons & Dragons spawned some of the greatest games in modern society. Iconic titles such as Baldur's Gate, Diablo, Neverwinter Nights, Fallout, and many more have influenced me throughout my entire life. I've been influenced by games so much that it motivated me to seek out degrees in engineering and mathematics. Neverwinter will undoubtedly change the world of D&D again. Not only that but a D&D game based around the 4E rule set will be excellent in its own right. I feel I deserve a beta key because I am video games. I bleed zeros and ones in the pursuit of new titles to satiate my thirst for entertainment and fantasy. D&D has been with me since my formative years and will very likely influence me for the rest of my life.
On the bottom line, I'm sure I can contribute a lot to Neverwinter's developers and its players by improving the game's society and by offering tweaks who I, as a really experienced player can offer.
Thank you ! ; ).
P.S: Oh and i will devote to tanking, love the role.
I always played a paladin back in my D&D days, but that cleric looked and sounded sweet.
Thanks for your consideration.
http://www.margrave.net
IGN: DrDoom
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SVR: Atlantis
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If it gets me a beta key ill play my IRL girl card too.
Thanks and may Sune (Goddess of love) bless you!
I have read every D&D book that I have been able to get my hands on since the age of about 14. My Dad was a DM and had many groups come through his garage over the years. Unfortunately for me though, by the time I was old enough to play, Dad had given it up and I was left stranded with nobody interested in rolling dice and exploring their imagination with me.
This game looks like it could provide me with at least a semblance of what I missed out on growing up; that of a Dungeons & Dragons adventuring experience.
So please If there are any fellow adventurers/DM's out there holding onto a key, please consider helping a lad play out his nerdy dreams.
Plus if i win I'll try for world peace yadayada :P
Thank you in advance (If applicable).
It would be MUCh appreciated.
Cheers from Denmark