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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Guild Wars | | | |  Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - InflationIn many MMOGs, the economy becomes unbalanced over time due to inflation and can reduce meaningful interaction between players of varying level (i.e., newbies versus more powerful players). This is primarily due to the gradual accumulation of wealth and power within the game. Some MMOGs have addressed this with varying degrees of success.
Asheron's Call, for example, uses a guild system where lower level characters swear allegiance to higher level players and generate additional experience points for them, the theory being that ...
See also:MMOG genre challenges, MMOG genre challenges - World state, MMOG genre challenges - World composition, MMOG genre challenges - Data compression effects, MMOG genre challenges - Server management effects, MMOG genre challenges - Social impacts of world composition, MMOG genre challenges - Inflation, MMOG genre challenges - Bots, MMOG genre challenges - Griefers, MMOG genre challenges - Player killing, MMOG genre challenges - Monster player kill, MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment, MMOG genre challenges - Perceived Health risks, MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading, MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming, MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds, MMOG genre challenges - Farming, MMOG genre challenges - Twink, MMOG genre challenges - Loot Whore Read more here: » MMOG genre challenges: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Inflation |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - World state In an MMOG, it is very uncommon for an individual player to significantly affect the overall state of the game's virtual world. There are obvious difficulties involved in creating storylines where hundreds or thousands of players are simultaneously "the chosen one" or "the ring-bearer". These difficulties give rise to an important difference between RPG and MMOG. In the classic "high fantasy" plots shared by most RPGs, the player is typically the hero and single-handedly saves (or conquers) the world. MMOGs, on the other hand, typically are ...
See also:MMOG genre challenges, MMOG genre challenges - World state, MMOG genre challenges - World composition, MMOG genre challenges - Data compression effects, MMOG genre challenges - Server management effects, MMOG genre challenges - Social impacts of world composition, MMOG genre challenges - Inflation, MMOG genre challenges - Bots, MMOG genre challenges - Griefers, MMOG genre challenges - Player killing, MMOG genre challenges - Monster player kill, MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment, MMOG genre challenges - Perceived Health risks, MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading, MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming, MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds, MMOG genre challenges - Farming, MMOG genre challenges - Twink, MMOG genre challenges - Loot Whore Read more here: » MMOG genre challenges: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - World state |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - Massively multiplayer online game - Comparing MMOGs to other computer games There are a number of factors shared by most MMOGs that make them different from other types of computer games. MMOGs create a persistent universe where the game continues playing regardless of whether or not anyone else is. Since these games strongly or exclusively emphasize multiplayer gameplay, few of them have any significant single-player aspects or client-side artificial intelligence. As a result, players cannot "finish" MMOGs in the typical sense of single-player games. Some MMOGs, such as Star Sonata, do have an end condit ...
See also:Massively multiplayer online game, Massively multiplayer online game - Overview and history, Massively multiplayer online game - Comparing MMOGs to other computer games, Massively multiplayer online game - Types of MMOGs, Massively multiplayer online game - MMORPG, Massively multiplayer online game - MMOFPS, Massively multiplayer online game - MMORTS, Massively multiplayer online game - BBMMORPG, Massively multiplayer online game - Others Read more here: » Massively multiplayer online game: Encyclopedia II - Massively multiplayer online game - Comparing MMOGs to other computer games |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Bots In many MMOGs, a user can set up scripts (also known as bots or macros) to play the game, performing a simple task over and over again, and reap huge rewards. This lets users build up a powerful character just by letting their computer run unattended.
These macros are forbidden in many of these games, and developers are now fighting back by working on automation detection systems. One tactic is to 'nerf' the game aspects related to the botting. These are easier to implement than actual anti-automation code and are thus favoured by dev ...
See also:MMOG genre challenges, MMOG genre challenges - World state, MMOG genre challenges - World composition, MMOG genre challenges - Data compression effects, MMOG genre challenges - Server management effects, MMOG genre challenges - Social impacts of world composition, MMOG genre challenges - Inflation, MMOG genre challenges - Bots, MMOG genre challenges - Griefers, MMOG genre challenges - Player killing, MMOG genre challenges - Monster player kill, MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment, MMOG genre challenges - Perceived Health risks, MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading, MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming, MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds, MMOG genre challenges - Farming, MMOG genre challenges - Twink, MMOG genre challenges - Loot Whore Read more here: » MMOG genre challenges: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Bots |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Player killing Some players desire player versus player (PvP) combat, but unrestricted PvP can be very discouraging to new players, who can be easily killed by more advanced characters. Many MMOGs handle this problem by making PvP optional or consensual. Some, such as Blizzard's World of Warcraft, offer players the choice of playing on a PvP server or on a PvE (player versus environment) server, where PvP combat is limited to special circumstances. Funcom's Anarchy Online features a PvP system where different playfields have so called "suppression g ...
See also:MMOG genre challenges, MMOG genre challenges - World state, MMOG genre challenges - World composition, MMOG genre challenges - Data compression effects, MMOG genre challenges - Server management effects, MMOG genre challenges - Social impacts of world composition, MMOG genre challenges - Inflation, MMOG genre challenges - Bots, MMOG genre challenges - Griefers, MMOG genre challenges - Player killing, MMOG genre challenges - Monster player kill, MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment, MMOG genre challenges - Perceived Health risks, MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading, MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming, MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds, MMOG genre challenges - Farming, MMOG genre challenges - Twink, MMOG genre challenges - Loot Whore Read more here: » MMOG genre challenges: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Player killing |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming Scamming can also be a problem in many of these games, as players try to break the rules to further enhance their characters. Typically this occurs by manipulating bugs in the game code or by taking advantage of new players' lack of familiarity with the details of game mechanics. Scammers might lie about the value or use of an item to sell it at a higher price to new players.
Scammers might also simply ask for a password (or whatever they want), claiming to be a representative of the game's developer or someone who can attain massive ...
See also:MMOG genre challenges, MMOG genre challenges - World state, MMOG genre challenges - World composition, MMOG genre challenges - Data compression effects, MMOG genre challenges - Server management effects, MMOG genre challenges - Social impacts of world composition, MMOG genre challenges - Inflation, MMOG genre challenges - Bots, MMOG genre challenges - Griefers, MMOG genre challenges - Player killing, MMOG genre challenges - Monster player kill, MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment, MMOG genre challenges - Perceived Health risks, MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading, MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming, MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds, MMOG genre challenges - Farming, MMOG genre challenges - Twink, MMOG genre challenges - Loot Whore Read more here: » MMOG genre challenges: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading Due to the problems previously mentioned, one can receive a great advantage in game by buying another person's already powerful character. It is also possible to buy memberships or special items such as those offered by games such as Elysaria. Some games such as Roma Victor and Project Entropia take this incentive a step further, allowing players to convert real-world currency to in-game currency such as "Sesterces" or "Project Entropia Dollars", which can then be spent on better equipment, and even houses, for their cha ...
See also:MMOG genre challenges, MMOG genre challenges - World state, MMOG genre challenges - World composition, MMOG genre challenges - Data compression effects, MMOG genre challenges - Server management effects, MMOG genre challenges - Social impacts of world composition, MMOG genre challenges - Inflation, MMOG genre challenges - Bots, MMOG genre challenges - Griefers, MMOG genre challenges - Player killing, MMOG genre challenges - Monster player kill, MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment, MMOG genre challenges - Perceived Health risks, MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading, MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming, MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds, MMOG genre challenges - Farming, MMOG genre challenges - Twink, MMOG genre challenges - Loot Whore Read more here: » MMOG genre challenges: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment A character's power usually represents how much time is invested in playing, rather than skill. Casual players are interested in playing a few hours a week, but many hardcore gamers play more than 40 hours a week. Some games require so much commitment that players have resorted to buying powerful virtual characters and items such as the MMOG-specific in-game equipment, rather than obtaining them through playing the game. World of Warcraft made an attempt to alleviate this problem by rewarding casual players with extra experience point ...
See also:MMOG genre challenges, MMOG genre challenges - World state, MMOG genre challenges - World composition, MMOG genre challenges - Data compression effects, MMOG genre challenges - Server management effects, MMOG genre challenges - Social impacts of world composition, MMOG genre challenges - Inflation, MMOG genre challenges - Bots, MMOG genre challenges - Griefers, MMOG genre challenges - Player killing, MMOG genre challenges - Monster player kill, MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment, MMOG genre challenges - Perceived Health risks, MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading, MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming, MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds, MMOG genre challenges - Farming, MMOG genre challenges - Twink, MMOG genre challenges - Loot Whore Read more here: » MMOG genre challenges: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds Sometimes, the most powerful characters on a server form a single, influential association popularly called an uber guild (first appearing in Ultima Online). In addition, some guilds mass recruit players to be large enough to have an advantage, nicknamed zerg guild after the Zerg race in the popular real-time strategy game StarCraft. These groups can use their influence to affect game play by, for example, "owning" areas of the world, controlling the economy, ...
See also:MMOG genre challenges, MMOG genre challenges - World state, MMOG genre challenges - World composition, MMOG genre challenges - Data compression effects, MMOG genre challenges - Server management effects, MMOG genre challenges - Social impacts of world composition, MMOG genre challenges - Inflation, MMOG genre challenges - Bots, MMOG genre challenges - Griefers, MMOG genre challenges - Player killing, MMOG genre challenges - Monster player kill, MMOG genre challenges - Time commitment, MMOG genre challenges - Perceived Health risks, MMOG genre challenges - Virtual assets trading, MMOG genre challenges - In-game scamming, MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds, MMOG genre challenges - Farming, MMOG genre challenges - Twink, MMOG genre challenges - Loot Whore Read more here: » MMOG genre challenges: Encyclopedia II - MMOG genre challenges - Uber guilds and zerg guilds |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Community Players of RuneScape represent a wide range of nationalities, and ages. However, the user base is predominantly English speaking because the game itself is currently only available in English. However, there are also many servers which are mainly Spanish speaking, so people who prefer to speak Spanish can interact with other Spanish speaking players on those servers.
RuneScape - Language filter.
A word filter is used both in the RuneScape game and in the RuneScape forums. The filter is ...
See also:RuneScape, RuneScape - Overview, RuneScape - History and development, RuneScape - Combat, RuneScape - Player vs player combat, RuneScape - The Wilderness, RuneScape - Pures, RuneScape - Duel Arena, RuneScape - Castle Wars, RuneScape - TzHaar Fight Pit, RuneScape - History of PvP combat, RuneScape - Skills, RuneScape - Quests, RuneScape - Mini-games, RuneScape - Community, RuneScape - Language filter, RuneScape - Item scamming, RuneScape - Drop parties, RuneScape - Clans, RuneScape - Clan wars, RuneScape - Graphics, RuneScape - Fashion, RuneScape - Random events, RuneScape - Weapons, RuneScape - Weapon types, RuneScape - Materials, RuneScape - Dragon weapons, RuneScape - Poison, RuneScape - Monsters, RuneScape - Ket-Zek, RuneScape - Kalphite Queen, RuneScape - King Black Dragon, RuneScape - Dagannoths, RuneScape - TzTok-Jad, RuneScape - Black demons, RuneScape - Greater Demons, RuneScape - Moderators, RuneScape - Jagex Moderator J-Mod, RuneScape - Player Moderator P-Mod, RuneScape - Forum Moderator F-Mod, RuneScape - In-game slang and terminology, RuneScape - Economy and money, RuneScape - Criticism, RuneScape - Pricing information, RuneScape - Members benefits Read more here: » RuneScape: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Community |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Pricing information RuneScape is a Java Browser-Based game; no software purchase is required and gameplay is free (excluding any fees incurred by an Internet Service Provider to access the internet). Additional game content can be unlocked by upgrading to a members account which is safe now that they use SSL. Paying through mail and single month subscriptions cost US$7.95 per month, while full year subscriptions are available at US$5.50 per month (total cost US$65.95; charged in advance). Using a Credit Card, subscriptions are US$5.00 per month. Players are automatically charged that amount every ...
See also:RuneScape, RuneScape - Overview, RuneScape - History and development, RuneScape - Combat, RuneScape - Player vs player combat, RuneScape - The Wilderness, RuneScape - Pures, RuneScape - Duel Arena, RuneScape - Castle Wars, RuneScape - TzHaar Fight Pit, RuneScape - History of PvP combat, RuneScape - Skills, RuneScape - Quests, RuneScape - Mini-games, RuneScape - Community, RuneScape - Language filter, RuneScape - Item scamming, RuneScape - Drop parties, RuneScape - Clans, RuneScape - Clan wars, RuneScape - Graphics, RuneScape - Fashion, RuneScape - Random events, RuneScape - Weapons, RuneScape - Weapon types, RuneScape - Materials, RuneScape - Dragon weapons, RuneScape - Poison, RuneScape - Monsters, RuneScape - Ket-Zek, RuneScape - Kalphite Queen, RuneScape - King Black Dragon, RuneScape - Dagannoths, RuneScape - TzTok-Jad, RuneScape - Black demons, RuneScape - Greater Demons, RuneScape - Moderators, RuneScape - Jagex Moderator J-Mod, RuneScape - Player Moderator P-Mod, RuneScape - Forum Moderator F-Mod, RuneScape - In-game slang and terminology, RuneScape - Economy and money, RuneScape - Criticism, RuneScape - Pricing information, RuneScape - Members benefits Read more here: » RuneScape: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Pricing information |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - Rurik - History There is a debate over how Rurik came to control Ladoga and Novgorod. The only information about him is contained in the 12th-century Russian Primary Chronicle, which states that Chuds, Slavs, Merias, Veses and Krivichs "…drove the Varangians back beyond the sea, refused to pay them tribute, and set out to govern themselves". Afterwards the tribes started fighting each other and decided to i ...
See also:Rurik, Rurik - Name, Rurik - History, Rurik - Disputed origin, Rurik - Hrörek of Dorestad Read more here: » Rurik: Encyclopedia II - Rurik - History |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Criticism Like many other MMORPGs, some players of RuneScape choose to cheat or "macro". "Macroing" involves using an automated script to perform actions such as mining, without human interaction.
Some players are also dissatisfied with Jagex's Customer Support. Many paying members find it unacceptable that Jagex is unable to provide satisfactory customer support for their queries, instead issuing automated responses. Jagex has recently been making efforts to increase t ...
See also:RuneScape, RuneScape - Overview, RuneScape - History and development, RuneScape - Combat, RuneScape - Player vs player combat, RuneScape - The Wilderness, RuneScape - Pures, RuneScape - Duel Arena, RuneScape - Castle Wars, RuneScape - TzHaar Fight Pit, RuneScape - History of PvP combat, RuneScape - Skills, RuneScape - Quests, RuneScape - Mini-games, RuneScape - Community, RuneScape - Language filter, RuneScape - Item scamming, RuneScape - Drop parties, RuneScape - Clans, RuneScape - Clan wars, RuneScape - Graphics, RuneScape - Fashion, RuneScape - Random events, RuneScape - Weapons, RuneScape - Weapon types, RuneScape - Materials, RuneScape - Dragon weapons, RuneScape - Poison, RuneScape - Monsters, RuneScape - Ket-Zek, RuneScape - Kalphite Queen, RuneScape - King Black Dragon, RuneScape - Dagannoths, RuneScape - TzTok-Jad, RuneScape - Black demons, RuneScape - Greater Demons, RuneScape - Moderators, RuneScape - Jagex Moderator J-Mod, RuneScape - Player Moderator P-Mod, RuneScape - Forum Moderator F-Mod, RuneScape - In-game slang and terminology, RuneScape - Economy and money, RuneScape - Criticism, RuneScape - Pricing information, RuneScape - Members benefits Read more here: » RuneScape: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Criticism |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - In-game slang and terminology RuneScape players have their own "language" which can be incomprehensible to outsiders and difficult for newcomers to learn. This consists mostly of the proliferation of in-game terminology and the abbreviation of commonly used words. Players will also frequently use common Internet slang. The use of slang and abbreviations allows for easier communication between established players despite ...
See also:RuneScape, RuneScape - Overview, RuneScape - History and development, RuneScape - Combat, RuneScape - Player vs player combat, RuneScape - The Wilderness, RuneScape - Pures, RuneScape - Duel Arena, RuneScape - Castle Wars, RuneScape - TzHaar Fight Pit, RuneScape - History of PvP combat, RuneScape - Skills, RuneScape - Quests, RuneScape - Mini-games, RuneScape - Community, RuneScape - Language filter, RuneScape - Item scamming, RuneScape - Drop parties, RuneScape - Clans, RuneScape - Clan wars, RuneScape - Graphics, RuneScape - Fashion, RuneScape - Random events, RuneScape - Weapons, RuneScape - Weapon types, RuneScape - Materials, RuneScape - Dragon weapons, RuneScape - Poison, RuneScape - Monsters, RuneScape - Ket-Zek, RuneScape - Kalphite Queen, RuneScape - King Black Dragon, RuneScape - Dagannoths, RuneScape - TzTok-Jad, RuneScape - Black demons, RuneScape - Greater Demons, RuneScape - Moderators, RuneScape - Jagex Moderator J-Mod, RuneScape - Player Moderator P-Mod, RuneScape - Forum Moderator F-Mod, RuneScape - In-game slang and terminology, RuneScape - Economy and money, RuneScape - Criticism, RuneScape - Pricing information, RuneScape - Members benefits Read more here: » RuneScape: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - In-game slang and terminology |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Moderators There are three types of moderators, each given different abilities.
RuneScape - Jagex Moderator J-Mod.
Jagex Moderators are employees of Jagex. They consist of coders, script writers, graphic designers, and customer service staff. One must apply as an employee of Jagex in order to become a Jagex Moderator. In RuneScape, they are identified by a gold crown beside their name, visible during public chat. J-Mods do not have the ability to disable their crown. On RuneScape's official forums, post ...
See also:RuneScape, RuneScape - Overview, RuneScape - History and development, RuneScape - Combat, RuneScape - Player vs player combat, RuneScape - The Wilderness, RuneScape - Pures, RuneScape - Duel Arena, RuneScape - Castle Wars, RuneScape - TzHaar Fight Pit, RuneScape - History of PvP combat, RuneScape - Skills, RuneScape - Quests, RuneScape - Mini-games, RuneScape - Community, RuneScape - Language filter, RuneScape - Item scamming, RuneScape - Drop parties, RuneScape - Clans, RuneScape - Clan wars, RuneScape - Graphics, RuneScape - Fashion, RuneScape - Random events, RuneScape - Weapons, RuneScape - Weapon types, RuneScape - Materials, RuneScape - Dragon weapons, RuneScape - Poison, RuneScape - Monsters, RuneScape - Ket-Zek, RuneScape - Kalphite Queen, RuneScape - King Black Dragon, RuneScape - Dagannoths, RuneScape - TzTok-Jad, RuneScape - Black demons, RuneScape - Greater Demons, RuneScape - Moderators, RuneScape - Jagex Moderator J-Mod, RuneScape - Player Moderator P-Mod, RuneScape - Forum Moderator F-Mod, RuneScape - In-game slang and terminology, RuneScape - Economy and money, RuneScape - Criticism, RuneScape - Pricing information, RuneScape - Members benefits Read more here: » RuneScape: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Moderators |
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| | | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - Swedish Chef - Character A parody of televised cooking shows, the Swedish Chef wears a toque blanche and has bushy eyebrows that completely obscure his eyes. He was one of the few Muppets to employ an actual puppeteer's hands, originally Oz's, in the designs—that is, they were visible to the audience through his sleeves and facilitated handling food and utensils.
Nearly all Swedish Chef sketches begin with him in a kitchen, waving some utensils while singing his signature song in a trademark semi-comprehensible gibberish which parodies the characteri ...
See also:Swedish Chef, Swedish Chef - Character, Swedish Chef - Merchandising, Swedish Chef - Stamp, Swedish Chef - Typical episodes, Swedish Chef - Trivia Read more here: » Swedish Chef: Encyclopedia II - Swedish Chef - Character |
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| | | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - Trogdor - Name of the Burninator Some fans prefer to write his name TROGDOR the BURNiNATOR, as this is the way Strong Bad originally wrote the name on a piece of paper, complete with the uncapitalized "i". The reason that the "i" was uncapitalized is because the font that The Brothers Chaps used for Strong Bad's handwriting, "Ahnberg Hand", does not have a capital "i". However, uncapitalized i's have since appeared in other fonts on the site (such as a store name, "PRiCE STYLE") and have become a running gag.
In a "Happy Trogday" message, Strong Bad incorp ...
See also:Trogdor, Trogdor - Genesis, Trogdor - Name of the Burninator, Trogdor - Burninate!, Trogdor - Trogdor's Song, Trogdor - Trogday, Trogdor - Trogdor References, Trogdor - Downloads Read more here: » Trogdor: Encyclopedia II - Trogdor - Name of the Burninator |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - Terran StarCraft - Buildings
Terran StarCraft - Basic buildings.
Unlike the buildings of other races, the major Terran buildings are mobile; they can lift off, fly slowly, and land elsewhere. Only air-to-air or ground-to-air attacks can damage these buildings when in the air. Buildings that have been lifted off can be repaired in mid-air by SCVs. If the building has an add-on, the add-on is left behind. Add-ons can only function when the main building is attached, and any one building may only have one add-on attached. If an add-on is left behind, any Terran player may take ...
See also:Terran StarCraft, Terran StarCraft - Plotline attributes, Terran StarCraft - Gameplay attributes, Terran StarCraft - Notable abilities, Terran StarCraft - Units, Terran StarCraft - Land, Terran StarCraft - Air, Terran StarCraft - Buildings, Terran StarCraft - Basic buildings, Terran StarCraft - Advanced buildings, Terran StarCraft - Strategy and Techs, Terran StarCraft - Techs, Terran StarCraft - Strategies Read more here: » Terran StarCraft: Encyclopedia II - Terran StarCraft - Buildings |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - Terran StarCraft - Gameplay attributes
Terran StarCraft - Notable abilities.
EMP Shockwave — Science Vessel ability; it drains the energy from everything within the shock radius and, on Protoss units and buildings, drains shields. This makes the Science Vessel extremely effective against Protoss units, especially those like the Archons who have a large number of shield points but few hit points. It also has the useful ability to destroy Protoss hallucinations.
Nuclear Strike — Requires a nuclear missile to be built in ...
See also:Terran StarCraft, Terran StarCraft - Plotline attributes, Terran StarCraft - Gameplay attributes, Terran StarCraft - Notable abilities, Terran StarCraft - Units, Terran StarCraft - Land, Terran StarCraft - Air, Terran StarCraft - Buildings, Terran StarCraft - Basic buildings, Terran StarCraft - Advanced buildings, Terran StarCraft - Strategy and Techs, Terran StarCraft - Techs, Terran StarCraft - Strategies Read more here: » Terran StarCraft: Encyclopedia II - Terran StarCraft - Gameplay attributes |
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| | | | | Guild Wars: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Monsters There are many monsters in the RuneScape world. Below is a list of the 8 highest leveled monsters from highest to lowest. In brackets are their combat levels.
TzTok-Jad (702)
Ket-Zek (360)
Kalphite Queen (333)
Dagannoth King Prime (303)
Dagannoth King Rex (303)
Dagannoth King Supreme (303)
King Black Dragon (276)
Steel Dragons (246)
Some of the more famous and well known monsters in RuneScape include:
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See also:RuneScape, RuneScape - Overview, RuneScape - History and development, RuneScape - Combat, RuneScape - Player vs player combat, RuneScape - The Wilderness, RuneScape - Pures, RuneScape - Duel Arena, RuneScape - Castle Wars, RuneScape - TzHaar Fight Pit, RuneScape - History of PvP combat, RuneScape - Skills, RuneScape - Quests, RuneScape - Mini-games, RuneScape - Community, RuneScape - Language filter, RuneScape - Item scamming, RuneScape - Drop parties, RuneScape - Clans, RuneScape - Clan wars, RuneScape - Graphics, RuneScape - Fashion, RuneScape - Random events, RuneScape - Weapons, RuneScape - Weapon types, RuneScape - Materials, RuneScape - Dragon weapons, RuneScape - Poison, RuneScape - Monsters, RuneScape - Ket-Zek, RuneScape - Kalphite Queen, RuneScape - King Black Dragon, RuneScape - Dagannoths, RuneScape - TzTok-Jad, RuneScape - Black demons, RuneScape - Greater Demons, RuneScape - Moderators, RuneScape - Jagex Moderator J-Mod, RuneScape - Player Moderator P-Mod, RuneScape - Forum Moderator F-Mod, RuneScape - In-game slang and terminology, RuneScape - Economy and money, RuneScape - Criticism, RuneScape - Pricing information, RuneScape - Members benefits Read more here: » RuneScape: Encyclopedia II - RuneScape - Monsters |
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