When and how are you going to implement the careers and cities that were cut prior to launch?

Sorry folks, there’s not set date for this just yet, but Jeff had some interesting things to say on the topic and assured us that they hadn’t been forgotten and that they would be in the warhammer power leveling:
“We desperately want to do some of these things that we’ve pulled out of the game… We do have plans. We’ve been talking about it for months and it’s very important to us to do the right things with the game. I don’t mean to sound wishy-washy about it. We’re going to [get the classes in]. It’s just a matter of how long it takes us to do the right things to those classes. We pulled them away for a reason and that’s because they weren’t as good as they needed to be. So we’re looking at those classes hard now and we’re looking at how long it’s going to take us to make them to the point where they feel as good as the other 20 classes in the war powerleveling.”
“I firmly believe,” he said “that our classes… each one feels cool and unique in and of themselves.” He doesn’t however, want everyone to like every class. He told us that his goal was to evoke emotion from players about the classes. Players should love some and hate others.”
“We’re going to launch those classes when they’re absolutely ready,” he continued, answering the original question, “hopefully it will be fairly soon., but don’t look for it in the next couple of weeks. That’s just not going to happen. We have to make these things perfect or at least as perfect as they can be.”

Before we get into the Careers-specific questions, can you tell us how you felt that launch went?

“We had a great launch for war powerleveling,” he said, “and I’ve played through every major MMO launch personally and I can honestly say that our launch was absolutely head and shoulders above every one that I’ve been through.”

PlanetFargo: Kill the Dude with the Thing (PC)

Friends. Fellow agents of Order. My dearest Warhammer Online Powerleveling compatriots. Last week I talked about the single-player Warhammer quests, but this week I’d like to chat about scenarios.
I think there’s something we need to clarify in the Tier 2 Mourkain Temple scenario, the instance map where both teams are attempting to grab the same objective. I’m not singling out the Order, necessarily. I’ve been on either end of this particular circumstance. But I think we need to step back for a second and clarify the high-level strategy and war powerleveling

Exclusive Scenario

We will also be adding a new scenario with war powerleveling, Reikland Factory, for Heavy Metal that will only be available to players for the duration of this live event. This scenario will take place in a steam tank factory in the Empire Tier 4 zone of Reikland and see players battling for control of different areas of the factory. This war powerleveling scenario will be available for players of all levels, on all tiers, but will not contribute to the campaign. Participation in this scenario will give players an extra 10% bonus to their Renown point gain.
So sharpen your blades, load your handguns, pray to your gods and feed your Squigs and White Lions paid by war powerleveling. Heavy Metal is almost here, and you don’t want to miss out!

Exclusive WAR State of the Game Interview with Mark Jacobs

The launch of Warhammer Online: Age of Reckoning has arguably been one of the smoothest game releases in MMOG history. With its combination of compelling RvR combat and PvE innovations, WAR is on a solid pace to hit a million subscriptions within the first two months of release. To give gamers an idea of what the Mythic Entertainment team has been working on, GM/VP Mark Jacobs released a “State of the Game” report, where he discussed a number of upcoming elements for the war powerleveling, including the release of two of the four cut classes - the Black Guard and the Knight of the Blazing Sun - and a variety of improvements to Open RvR. As always, the Ten Ton Hammer staff quickly got on the phone with Mark about the changes and the details of war powerleveling on what players really should expect from Mythic Entertainment.

Not So Gud Things - Shaman Warhammer

Not So Gud ThingsLight armor iz crap. I shouldjust run around in me skives dey so weak.Walking stick. Me staff not hurt so gud, so melee combat iz not gud for warhammer power leveling.Supporting role. Any group needs me, but being by me self iz not so gud fer me.

Not Gud Things - Shaman Warhammer 2

Biggest problem wif Shamans iz der light armor iz weak.Shamans not like gettin hit all da time cuz we drop real quick wif weak armor. I not stand wif dem melee fighters cuz me staff iz no gud fer swinging warhammer power leveling. Melee fighters wot hit me head too much makes it hurts. Dis staff iz so weak dat it tickles dem fat stunties. Thank da gods we get strong magic to keep dem away an kill em quick.Don’t be afraid to u Flee to run outta dere. Shamans gud wif groups but GUD THINGS AN NOT SO GUD THINGGUD THINGS AN NOT SO GUD THING not so gud fightin solo while warhammer power leveling. Just fight one to one if you can. Too much iz no gud.