Whats up MMOSite.com, today I have something a tad special for you guys... Biowares Warhammer Online Wrath Of Heroes mini PVP style game that is somewhat of a seperate client of Warhammers PVP, but revamped and redesigned to meet Biowares expectations and style. The game is a tab target style Mini MMO that uses map design to combat the typical style of combat you get with a tab target MMORPG.

Question Of The Video:Do you think Tab Target combat is dieing and Action combat is the future? Or no? Why or why not? Tell me your insights down in the comment section of this video or in the comment section below! Im curious to hear your thoughts!

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Warhammer Online: Wrath of Heroes will be opening its Beta 3 on Wednesday, 11/23 at 4pm EST. As promised they will be revealing additional content in the coming days and part of it are the additional heroes. They will be releasing the Greenskins, Bax Dreadtoof and Glowgob da Green. They are the two orcish heroes that will be available to play in the coming thanksgiving event. Glowgob is the goblin that focuses more on support and heals while the Bax is more of a Tank Armored hero which also have some debuffs. You may check on this videos to know more about these new heroes.

BioWare Mythic VP Eugene Evans stated yesterday in an interview with PCGamer that Warhammer Online is in fact not going the route of Free-to-Play stating,

Right now, we’re focused on [arena-based spin-off] Wrath of Heroes as our free-to-play offering in the Warhammer universe. We believe in the community of players who are playing Age of Reckoning. Yes, we could have attracted a lot of players to it [with free-to-play], but it’s unclear how long you’ll keep them. We wanted to support our game as it currently exists.

http://social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/232/index/8501766/1

***This is not a official announcement. Just my thoughts on what the devs should do.***

Whats up MMOsite.com, im Zach Sharpes as always here with a tough question im sure Mythic/EA is asking there selves. Should Warhammer Online go F2P in 2012?

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Warhammer Online
Fantasy MMORPG

What is Warhammer?
If you ask this... I feel sorry for you mate. Warhammer Lore is so beautiful; it brings tears to my eyes. What started as a tabletop game by the gamesworkshop became what the franchise is today, PC games, Art, Hell; even books. Warhammer was another one of those tabletop games with complex systems and different rulesets; Very fun on its own however expensive. Then it went on to books describing more indepth details of the lore.
After the things that won't interest too many, we move on to the PC games which started as unknown companies using the name to lure people... FireWarrior and a couple other small time games came to play but never really shone itself to the world. It disappointed even Warhammer fanatics.
Then came Dawn Of War, which dawned the new beauty of the Warhammer world; an RTS game that captures much of the original warhammer concepts...
But we're talking Warhammer Online now. Created by Mythic and directed by TheGamesWorkshop; we are pretty much guaranteed tha

Is Warhammer Dead Already?

     I already miss the days when Warhammer online was filled with people and servers had plenty of people to group with. Believe it or not, I miss the days when I had to wait forty minutes to get into my server, because that's what Warhammer is all about. It's not about playing alone and fighting monsters by yourself to gain levels, it's about playing with other people and working together. The good days were when the pre-order members were playing, and public quests had thirty people working together in a giant warband to complete the task as fast as possible. When you could join a queue and instantly find a scenario to play in. When it was easy to find a guild where you could go on at three in the morning and find enough people for a keep siege. But has Warhammer died already? Sure, there is still a large population on the game, but with the chain effect of the game's quality decreasing when the players leave, is it destined to fail in the next couple months?

     If you think I'm crazy, go on the majority of the servers and try finding a scenario or public quest party from

...Warhammer, what most consider WoW's biggest competitor yet, showed me just how flavorless WoW is today.  Kinda like an antique decoratve dish set... people keep WoW around for how much time has been invested in it, keeping

As a MMO veteran, I have long become disillusioned with guilds in the games I had been playing. It seems that every guild was either just a bunch of people hanging out, chatting about TV, movies and food, that never accomplished anything, or were a strict group where you can't have a life outside of the game type guilds. While I love movies and TV as much as the next guy, and I also love progression, neither type of guild really struck the right balance for me.

In both types of guilds, the other issue I had seen develop was that even in guilds that were progressing fairly quickly, there was no loyalty. I hate to sound like grandpa lecturing, “why back in my day...” but I remember a time where players banded together, and when the going got rough then they stuck together and found a way to progress. Now a days, if you wipe on the same boss more than once, half your guild leaves to find the next guild that promises phat lewt. I was never really in it for the loot, although it doesn't hurt, I really enjoyed people coming together for a common goal and seeing it through to the end. Loot was mo

I am very excited for the Warhammer Online Age of Reckoning release in a couple weeks. I have been a closed beta tester for over a year and like what I have seen from the game. I have played quite a few MMO's, although I am not quite the veteran others are. I have played WoW, COH/COV, LOTRO, Perfect World, DAoC and beta tested Tabula Rasa. I feel like Warhammer has a lot of features that make it stick out from the other games I have played.

1. Being able to gain XP and level through Quests and PVP. To me it's hard to under estimate the freedom this brings to the game. You can get to the level cap of 40 anyway you want. If immersion into story line and quests is your thing that is the path you can take. War does a great job with their story lines from what I have seen in the beta. You quickly feel like you are being drawn into a War effort, from collecting ammo for giant siege weapons to finding and killing spies. The hatred for the opposite faction is strong among the NPC's and it helps draw you in. If quests aren't your thing and you just want to go pwn some noobs, then you can hop right into RVR combat and level your character that way. Or if your like me and want to use a com

Once Upon a War

Warhammer made its debut on 1983, it was written by Bryan Ansell, Richard Haliwell and Rick Prestley. It was a tabletop war game, created by Games Workshop called Warhammer Fantasy Battle. It included races such as:

Elves Dwarfs Undead Orcs Goblins Vampires

Since it's release it has been periodically re-released and updated. The latest version dates from September 9th 2006.

Okay, so when did Warhammer first jump into our PCs? It happened in 1995, the title of the game was Warhammer: Shadow of the Horned Rat.

Shadow of the Horned Rat didn't got much attention, because it was very buggy and difficult at the time of it's release. Neverthel