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Sunday, November 14, 2010

City of Heroes Going Rogue Complete Collection

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City of Heroes Going Rogue Complete Collection

City of Heroes Going Rogue Complete Collection
From NCsoft

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City of Heroes Going Rogue officially opens the mirror universe of Praetoria and adds the Rogue and Vigilante game alignments, enabling you to explore the shades of gray that lie between Heroes and Villains. For the first time in any super-powered MMOG, your moral choices affect your gameplay experience and determine your character’s ultimate destiny. Hero characters can become Villains and vice versa, allowing Heroes to cross over to the Rogue Isles and Villains to experience Paragon City.

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #4350 in Video Games
  • Brand: NCsoft
  • Model: FG-XP-COHGR-083
  • Released on: 2010-08-17
  • ESRB Rating: Teen
  • Platforms: Windows Vista, Mac OS X Intel, Windows XP, Mac OS X
  • Format: DVD-ROM
  • Dimensions: .40 pounds

Features

  • Explore the new alternate universe of Praetoria
  • Change alignment from Hero to Villain or Villain to Hero
  • Choose from exciting new power sets
  • new Praetorian-themed costume pieces
  • Experience new additions to the Mission Architect system

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com Product Description What forges character? What shines at the heart of a Hero or hides in the mind of a Villain? City of Heroes Going Rogue adds the Rogue and Vigilante game alignments, enabling you to explore the shades of gray that lie between Heroes and Villains. For the first time in any super-powered MMOG, your character's moral choices affect gameplay experience and determine your character's ultimate destiny.
Choose from exciting new power sets Choose from exciting new power sets!View larger.
Change alignment from Hero to Villain or Villain to Hero Change alignment from Hero to Villain or Villain to Hero! View larger.
A new alternate universe, Praetoria A new alternate universe, Praetoria. View larger.
Pick from numerous new Praetorian-themed costume pieces Pick from numerous new Praetorian-themed costume pieces. View larger.
City of Heros Going Rogue
Synopsis City of Heroes Going Rogue, the first City of Heroes expansion since the launch of City of Villains, opens the mirror universe of Praetoria, whose bright utopian faƇade hides dark secrets. As you investigate this brave new world, searching for the truth behind Emperor Cole and his Praetorian guard, brutal foes and fierce allies emerge, turning this illusory paradise into an urban battlefield.Features:
  • Explore the new alternate universe of Praetoria with content spanning multiple new zones, new missions that reveal hidden secrets, and new villain groups to battle. Praetoria was built from the ground up to support Ultra Mode graphics that create a heightened level of detail in lighting, reflections, shadows, and water effects.
  • Change alignment from Hero to Villain or Villain to Hero based on your moral decisions. Heroes can now cross over to the Rogue Isles, and Villains can experience Paragon City for the first time.
  • Start as a Praetorian and decide to follow the Loyalists or join the Resistance. Evolve into a Hero or a Villain based on your moral choices.
  • Choose from exciting new power sets, including Dual Pistols and Demon Summoning.
  • Pick from numerous new Praetorian-themed costume pieces.
  • Collect new badges, experience new additions to the Mission Architect system, enjoy additional free character slots, and more.


Customer Reviews

A Well-Done "Super-Expansion" with a Couple of Hints for the Frustrated5 As I always say, I am not an avid "gamer," but I have been playing CoH/CoV for years, on and off. "Going Rogue" is, as one reviewer already pointed out, a "super expansion" that allows the player to be more or less morally ambivalent up to level twenty when you must choose your character's "good" or "evil" destiny. This means more story arcs, new foes, and a refreshing update far more pleasureable to the casual player than the "Architect" edition, although that is not a negative comment on "Architect." I did run into some problems though, and I am going to discuss those and their basic "fixes." 1) This game has gotten huge. This means that before you purchase it, you MUST make sure your PC meets minimum requirements, although I would recommend much more if you want the game to run smoothly. I am not sure "minimum requirements" listed on the box will cut it anymore. 2) If you install and encounter terrible "lagging," the simple solution is to play in "safe mode." This will reduce graphics to their minimum, but the game is so well designed, I cannot see any meaningful difference between "safe" and "normal" mode, with perhaps the exception of a shade more sharpness and brightness. To get to "safe mode" is easy. When the game starts, log in. After the updater screen finishes, you "accept" and this takes you to the next small box scren before you actually begin playing. At the bottom right, there is a little white box marked "safe mode." Click it, and you should have no problems. If you do, the log in screen has a button that will take you to the NCSoft community website. It is full of helpful posts written by polite and patient folks and has a great and simple search function. 3) For a new player, let me also say this. NCSoft has superior customer service, and their rates to play have not risen significantly at all over the years. I have never been less than 100 percent happy with the courtesy, competence, and patience of their staff. So, if you are looking for a MMORPG, I cannot recommend this line highly enough. And if it gets old, leave it on your computer and come back to it in a few weeks or a couple of months. It always seems to be fresh again. Recommended! Going Rogue Going Great4 I had stopped playing City of Heroes for awhile and decided to come back to it when Going Rogue came out. I have to say I am very impressed with the Preatorian alternate world angle. I also have enjoyed the new duel weilding pistol hero. Now I can go gunfu on the badguys. The moral choices angle give the whole quest system an interesting flavor and I really like where it is going. I have not really found anything to complain about for the expansion and would recommend it to friends. I'd rather be a superhero4 Unlike most games where it is all about colleting stuff and fighting other players, City of Heroes allows you to bring out your inner super hero. The new going rogue expansion allows you to change your character's perspective. Are you superman, the shining hero, or are you Batman, the dark knight? With this expansion you can custom tune your characters to be a good, or evil as you wish.

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