hi,
how many hours does it take to finish eotn ?
im playing this game from the begin, tho i am slow if it comes down on finishing a campaign. im planning on buying eotn but will only buy it if it takes a good amount of hours to finish it .
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Finish it? Meaning doing the missions? Not very long if you're a competent player. Say 10-15 hours.
That's just the main quests, though. Actually doing it all will take you much longer.
There are a large number of dungeons, some of them quite difficult. Lots of faction-specific quests that have PvE skills as rewards, the armor that requires a title to obtain, as well as the Hall of Monuments.
So get it, definitely. I've spent more time in EotN than Nightfall on my main character, and I've had EotN for much less time.
That's just the main quests, though. Actually doing it all will take you much longer.
There are a large number of dungeons, some of them quite difficult. Lots of faction-specific quests that have PvE skills as rewards, the armor that requires a title to obtain, as well as the Hall of Monuments.
So get it, definitely. I've spent more time in EotN than Nightfall on my main character, and I've had EotN for much less time.
^ agree with above post, it does have alot to do, ive probably spent more time in EoTN than any other campaign, most probably because of the optional dungeons, the story line should take 10+ hours if you know what your doing, maybe 20+ if your new to the story line. But like i was saying, the story line isnt the only thing there, dungeons are fun to do.
Uhm... I was level 20 long before EotN came out, and I did everything that could be done in the preview weekend, then picked it up afterwards.
Am getting my monk through it now, and in 3 days of 4hrs/day, she only has to do Destruction's Depths and Time for Heroes left. I didn't even play just on her, either.
Am getting my monk through it now, and in 3 days of 4hrs/day, she only has to do Destruction's Depths and Time for Heroes left. I didn't even play just on her, either.
Last time I went through and completed eotn I did in about 6-7 hours.
Though, thats probably my 6th time doing it. It'll take you a good while the first time through, and some parts are pretty challenging.
I'd recommend you buy eotn not for the storyline, but for everything else. Dungeons and dungeon exclusive weapons. Super useful Norn/Asura/Dwarven title track skills. Lots of faming eotn is probably my favorite game, content-wise.
Though, thats probably my 6th time doing it. It'll take you a good while the first time through, and some parts are pretty challenging.
I'd recommend you buy eotn not for the storyline, but for everything else. Dungeons and dungeon exclusive weapons. Super useful Norn/Asura/Dwarven title track skills. Lots of faming
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After running all 10 of my characters through eotn, I would agree with the 6-7 hours for an experienced, already level 20 person to just run through the main storyline to finish the game. Excluding side quests, dungeons etc. And after running all my characters simultaneously through each of the games, for some reason eotn annoyed me more than the rest, and I have no idea why. Perhaps its the constant cutscenes after every single mission and quest and in the middle of everything, even though I skip them on my slow connection they're annoying.
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thanks, i might pick it up. i mainly want it because of the story + dungeons.
also in the MOX quests in the tutorial part there was this asura (forgot his name) who actualy spoke to me w/o cutscene (audio), are there more of these npc's? because i can't recall this happen in any of the other campaigns
also in the MOX quests in the tutorial part there was this asura (forgot his name) who actualy spoke to me w/o cutscene (audio), are there more of these npc's? because i can't recall this happen in any of the other campaigns
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Originally Posted by Rhiana Reborn
Uhm... I was level 20 long before EotN came out, and I did everything that could be done in the preview weekend, then picked it up afterwards.
If you had to lvl a new char, it would take longer... If i used my brain when i bought NF and EOTN, i would find out that i could travel there with my old ranger.. but i started a new one instead x) Just found out that i could travel into the new missions..
Quote: Originally Posted by eldrethv
Uhm... I was level 20 long before EotN came out, and I did everything that could be done in the preview weekend, then picked it up afterwards.
If you had to lvl a new char, it would take longer... If i used my brain when i bought NF and EOTN, i would find out that i could travel there with my old ranger.. but i started a new one instead x) Just found out that i could travel into the new missions..Quote: Originally Posted by eldrethv
I'd recommend you buy eotn not for the storyline, but for everything else. Dungeons and dungeon exclusive weapons. Super useful Norn/Asura/Dwarven title track skills. Lots of faming eotn is probably my favorite game, content-wise.
That is why i bought it ^^ Mainly for the new skills, much more fun to play with a ranger!
That is why i bought it ^^ Mainly for the new skills, much more fun to play with a ranger!
Kinda off topic......Yeah the little Asura punks call you "Bookah" for a long time when you talk to them. Not sure what rank makes them stop.
"Bookah" is a Asuran phrase that is used to refer to all non-Asuran creatures, and not, as some suspect, specifically to Humans. It typically denotes inferiority, and is often used in a condescending manner. It is also the name of loud, bellowing, make-believe monsters that Asura parents created to scare children.
Back on topic. Get EoTN!!!!!!!!!!!! My favorite by far.
"Bookah" is a Asuran phrase that is used to refer to all non-Asuran creatures, and not, as some suspect, specifically to Humans. It typically denotes inferiority, and is often used in a condescending manner. It is also the name of loud, bellowing, make-believe monsters that Asura parents created to scare children.
Back on topic. Get EoTN!!!!!!!!!!!! My favorite by far.
