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  1. #1
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    First in line! w0000777!

    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playing the game?

    Consult the Wiki! Wish I'd known about this marvelous resource when I started out. http://lotro-wiki.com/index.php/Main_Page

  3. #3
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    "What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playing the game?"

    No idea, it was more than a decade ago.

  4. #4
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    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playing the game?
    Definitely enjoy the small things in the Lotro world... Like killing 120 spiders in the Barrow Downs.

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    So called "end content".


  6. #6
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    I take my time enjoying the game without rushing to level cap. Course back then it was only level 65.
    The Golden Dragon Inn is recruiting on Landroval! PM or Send in game mail to Dwarsin for more info!

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    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playi

    Beeing in same outfit since Isengard .. it used to have floral pattern , now it is grey.

  8. #8
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    twink 'em out

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    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playi

    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playing the game?

    Disable experience.

  10. #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hanadon View Post
    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playing the game?

    Disable experience.
    Tasks!

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    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playi

    Just his looks, really

  12. #12
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    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today

    Not die all the time! I don’t know the game’s gotten easier, I’ve gotten better, or if my new Dwarf Guardian is just sturdier, but I sure meet my doom far less often than I did on my Elf Lore-master 13 years ago!
    Home is behind, the world ahead,
    And there are many paths to tread...

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    Cool What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playi

    Make sure they are vaccinated!
    ????
    Benwhalebutler Wrongtrousers
    THE ELDAR. Kinship of Evernight

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    Giving them more rest. Wandering around middle-earrh, fighting enemies make them more tired
    Hey dol! merry dol! ring a dong dillo!
    Ring a dong! hop along! fal lal the willow!
    Tom Bom, jolly Tom, Tom Bombadillo!

  15. #15
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    Too much farm now. In the past game was much more fun.

  16. #16
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    Stone of the Tortoise. Enjoy each area at the intended level. Why rush to the finish line?

  17. #17
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    The wording of the question leaves me pondering two slightly different queries.
    If you mean, what do I do differently for my main characters now than I did four years ago, I would have to answer that I play solo less often. In fact, now that everyone in my family has their own computer, we tend to play our mains together as we progress through the story line.
    if you mean, what do I do for my new characters (new alts) than I did four years ago, I would say that I go ahead and secure the riding skill for them, or buy a month's VIP so I can unlock all their trait slots. However, it has been years since I started any new alts. I already have six alts now.
    I have always been something of a completionist, so I guess my play style hasn't changed that much. What I enjoy most about this game is the story-line, and all the additional stories, the rich tapestry of all these lives woven together, both real and NPC. On the weekend, when I want to motivate my boys to finish their dinner (and help their mother with the kitchen) so we can all play together, I say, "Finish eathing, boys. It's time to saddle up. We have places to explore, stories to hear, and people to save. They're counting on us."

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninety3rd View Post
    Make sure they are vaccinated!
    ????
    Alas, in Middle Earth, there are no such medicines to stave off plagues from the east. Only such herbs and remedies as we can grow, and strong hands and kind deeds to help the afflicted. Peace to you.

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    grab the horse right away

  20. #20
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    pay more attention to doing insignificant things like Fishing.

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    "What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playing the game?"

    Back then I occasionally thought that what they were doing was a bit too grindy. Now I know they were having it the easy way...
    Last edited by Bjorngard_EU; Apr 24 2021 at 03:40 PM.

  22. #22
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    I guess I am not so focused on completing every deed with every character anymore. Just enjoying the game.

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    What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playing the game?

    I use XP Disabler! (I learned that lesson the hard way, by out-leveling too many areas before I understood.)
    “Some believe it is only great power that can hold evil in check, but that is not what I have found. It is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay; Small acts of kindness and love. Why Bilbo Baggins? Perhaps because I am afraid, and he gives me courage.” ~J.R.R. Tolkien

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    Different now from then?

    Unfortunately, for most of them, the 'new thing' is just ignoring them.

    Brandy: Cupcakes of Doom.
    Landro: Trueheart Companions.

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    "What is the biggest thing you do different for your characters today than you did when you first started playing the game?"

    I craft them full sets of good gear.
    << Co-founder of The Firebrands of Caruja on Landroval >>
    Ceolford of Dale, Dorolin, Tordag, Garberend Bellheather, Colfinn Belegorn, Garmo Butterbuckles, Calensarn Nimlos, Langtiriel, Bergteir


 

 
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