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Enter a world of danger and adventure with Dungeons & Dragons Online® based on the beloved RPG that started it all.
Dungeons & Dragons Online® is a rpg, mmorpg and massively multiplayer game
developed by Standing Stone Games
and published by Daybreak Game Company LLC.
Released on June 25th 2012 is available only on Windows.
It has received 7,230 reviews of which 5,140 were positive and 2,090 were negative resulting in a rating of 7.0 out of 10. 😐
The game is free to play on Steam.
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- OS *: Windows 7 (64bit recommended for high resolution)
- Processor: Core 2 Duo / AMD Athlon II or better
- Memory: 2GB
- Hard Disk Space: 32GB for high resolution*
- Video Card: GeForce 7XXX / ATI Radeon HD 3000 series
with 512MB or more of dedicated video memory
- DirectX®: 9.0c
- Internet Connection: Cable or DSL Connection
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I've played allot of MMOs, and this is my favorite by far - I even like it more than my first MMO, which I played for 4+ years and still love. I don't like it just because it's D&D; I don't care about that. DDO has the most complex, demanding, and rewarding game mechanics I've seen - by far. The dungeons are carefully crafted to [on the harder settings, which you can control completely when subscribed] require intense strategizing: if you screw around for a second, if you don't think your way through every moment, you will fail. But, when you learn the system, and set the difficulty correctly, it's also completely fair. The dungeons provide an extremely wide variety of carefully crafted strategic situations, and regularly surprises you as everything suddenly spirals out of control due to intentionally placed surprises - this, however, becomes a nonexistent factor once you've played through them once [changing trap locations aside]. Though they've implimented a new system which can randomly spawn very potent enemies which demand some strategic changes. The intitial dungeons [levels 1-3] aren't a great example of my claims, especially on F2P, since you won't be able to increase the difficulty to the hardest settings without first playing through the easier settings. But, give it time. The game is also stellar for team-play: every class has dramatic strengths over other classes, which when combined, make your team that much more powerful. Though I personally consider this game to be, mechanically, decades ahead of all other titles, it has many flaws. Though the mechanics are extremely complex and fair [both the character building system, and combat], the game nevertheless has a wide variety of minor yet annoying bugs. Game-breaking? No; if we exclude the atrocious hireling AI. I don't recall ever being deep in a brutal dungeon and losing because of a bug. Nevertheless, you'll just have to get used to issues which have always existed on this old engine. Nothing to be done about it. And while the mechanics function correctly, and are precisely fair, there are a wide variety of issues when it comes to understanding them: there is very little explanation of how many of the mechanics work [even ddowiki, which is your best source of information, has blindspots], so you'll be spending allot of time researching from multiple sources. For example: many tooltips for spells and skills are incomplete or blatantly - unbelievably - inaccurate. Another issue to keep in mind is that the game can be a serious money-pit, even when carrying a subscription: there are numerous convenience upgrades which can only be bought with real money. Though many of those upgrades can be earned ingame through simply playing, are available as long as subscribed, and a subscription includes currency which can be spent toward those upgrades. All that aside, when deciding whether or not to commit, keep in mind that I have understated the complexity of the system, and that you will have to learn a great deal if you want to play on the level of difficulty which I love. Also that, to be completely blunt, you will need to play with at least 2 total people - ideally 3 or more, if you want to get the most out of the game. Though you can simply turn down the dungeon difficulty, and use "hirelings" for most situations while soloing, there are nevertheless many which demand specific classes and multiple people. There are plenty of player groups to join. In total: If you're the hardest-core strategist, if you love extremely tight team-play, this is the absolute best option for you - though remember that you need to carefully calibrate the difficulty settings, and your second playthrough of a dungeon will remove the surprises. Still, it's a flawed masterpeice; you will have to take the bad with the good. To whomever was in charge of building this game's mechanics: I consider myself in your debt, for the joys you've granted me. I appreciate and understand the intense mastery you possess and hope you are given your due.
I have been playing this game for years and only recently started playing it through steam. I would say my actual hours are probably closer to 2000. this is a huge, well established MMO with tons of content. if you like customized builds, look no further. you have the ability to create your character from the ground up. you choose where every ability, skill, feat and enhancement point goes, and you can even multiclass. ever wondered how an Archer Monk Wizard would fare in combat? Now you can find out. Quests are anything but the repetitive "find 12 of this". most quests have you go through intricate dungeons that have puzzle solving and traps and interesting story lines. while the game is less biased to balanced parties than it used to be, you will certainly reap rewards by teaming up with friends or other players although solo play is quite viable. The game is nearly infinite in how playable it is. once you reach max level you have a variety of options that allow you to continue improving your character by "reincarnating" back to a lower level, different class, etc in exchange for more feats, enhancements and ability points. as I mentioned earlier there is also a massive amount of quests and content to go through, and the devs regularly come out with more. The game is free to play and I would say it is fairly free to play. expansion packs are the only things you have to purchase with real money (if you want them) other than that all the quest packs and quality of life items can be purchased through in game points that you gain from completing quests. I am very much against the pay to win trend you see in alot of f2p games and even paid games these days however this game is not one of those. if you get serious about the game you probably will put real money into it in order to buy the expansions or pick up some of the adventure packs you don't want to grind for but there are no lootboxes or gambling and everything is reasonably priced. Getting to max level as well as getting good gear is very achievable without paying anything. out of all the games I have spent time on, I would say this has actually been one of the least expensive when I compare how much enjoyment I have gotten out of it over time. If you are into MMOs and like excellent fantasy lore, challenging dungeons, highly customized characters and don't want to spend alot of $$$ for a full gaming experience, I would highly reccomend dungeons and dragons online.
This is one of the old school grouping favored MMOs that well, we just don't see anymore. This is not your World of Warcraft aka: Forever Quest for +Gooder items. Items are meaningful, the world is huge and its D&D. Excellent character building. D&D 3.5 is an amazing system. Pros: Old School feel Grouping encouraged and easy D&D 3.5 Traps matter Excellent itemization Excellent character building Big Huge World with tons of content Lot's of free content Cons: Graphics a bit dated in some areas D&D 3.5 can be daunting The store is not pay to win, but can be costly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Dungeons & Dragons Online® is free to play on Steam.
Dungeons & Dragons Online® is not on sale because is already free to play on Steam.
Yes, Dungeons & Dragons Online® received 5,140 positive votes out of a total of 7,230 achieving a rating of 6.96.
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Dungeons & Dragons Online® was developed by Standing Stone Games and published by Daybreak Game Company LLC.
Yes, Dungeons & Dragons Online® is playable and fully supported on Windows.
No, Dungeons & Dragons Online® is not playable on MacOS.
No, Dungeons & Dragons Online® is not playable on Linux.
This information about Dungeons & Dragons Online® is not available yet.
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No, Dungeons & Dragons Online® does not support VR.
Dungeons & Dragons Online® is a multi-player game.
Dungeons & Dragons Online® features PvP mode where you can test your skills against other players.
No, Dungeons & Dragons Online® does not currently offer any DLC.
No, Dungeons & Dragons Online® does not support mods via Steam Workshop.
No, Dungeons & Dragons Online® does not support Steam Remote Play.
Yes, Dungeons & Dragons Online® is enabled for Steam Family Sharing. This means you can share the game with authorized users from your Steam Library, allowing them to play it on their own accounts. For more details on how the feature works, you can read the original Steam Family Sharing announcement or visit the Steam Family Sharing user guide and FAQ page.
You can find solutions or submit a support ticket by visiting the Steam Support page for Dungeons & Dragons Online®.
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Online players
260
Developer
Standing Stone Games
Publisher
Daybreak Game Company LLC
Release
25 Jun 2012
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