Stories of development through this game. It is in the title.
The world of Lotro is so big. I did every quest where I could. I would level up and go back to those quests I could not do. I hated group play, because I would level up to fast to enjoy the world of Lotro. I wanted to explore the massive world of lotro.
My main was a guard. Back in those days, when the game was mature, I got legendary skills that meant nothing to me. Loved the one I got on the champ. But what is threat generation when you can slash people to death. If you are solo, you get all the threat anyway.
I stopped playing for a while when I hit the L40-L50 bracket. Too much running around middle earth to progress. I then returned, and once past that hurdle, the game was very linear. I pushed on to get to level cap, and the only alt that followed was the one that could gather resources that the main could not.
I am now level cap with 3 alts who have got there. The grind is so big that it puts me off leveling up alts. I might level up a healer, and then a support. But my time is spent grinding out on L100 characters. If the level cap was still L50, I would probably have a set of 10 that I would not have the experience to use.
I love this game. I wanted to explore every nut and cranny. I did so. But I don't want to have to do it again with every alt.
Once I hit level cap, I was flamed. I had no idea how to play my class in a group setting. I persevered. I am not the best at my class now, but I have learned to get better. I can provide a role in a group setting, even if I am not the best.
I wonder what other peoples experience through this world has brought about.