“Five minutes later they were through the wall’s door. “And if they can, it will take so long that we will have a sufficient defense force ready by the time they get to the Lord,” he continued. Despite the lack of player defense, there is no way they will get through this place.” “It’s okay, I thought to myself, they have no ram, they are mostly sub-40, they are not a particularly large group.
“I counted the forces of Destruction approach.
Regardless of the reason, one eyewitness to the event provided a particularly detailed and hilarious account of the attack. The one-sided whomping led some Order players to accuse the Destruction forces of exploiting bugs, while the Destruction side responded with, “We’re in your citiez griefing your PQs,” and claimed that a lack of order among Order was to blame. Worse, the whole thing took place over the course of a single evening, leading many players to suggest that Mythic had, in fact, “really messed up.” Those words may come back to haunt Jacobs, as forum posts report that the Order capital of Altdorf was successfully attacked by a relatively small force of 30-40 Destruction players, many of whom weren’t at max level or using particularly impressive equipment. It should be weeks unless we really messed up.” “We’ve seen the other games out there where people can do things late at night while nobody else is on, but it doesn’t work that way in WAR.
“We’ve laid everything out in a manner that your side has to accomplish a lot, so it’s going to take time,” he said. In a recent interview, Mythic CEO Mark Jacobs described city sieges as a massive undertaking that would require a significant amount of time and effort to successfully complete. Warhammer Online developer Mythic Entertainment had apparently hoped it would be at least a month before a city siege occurred in the game, according to Eurogamer, but it happened less than two weeks after the game’s launch, and by all reports it did not go nearly the way the designers intended. The first Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning city siege has taken place, and to the presumable chagrin of the developers, it sucked.
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