Talk:The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria

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Three mountains?[edit]

Sadly you can only explore under two of the mountains with a cliffhanger at the end stating about solving the "puzzle" of the third mountain.

It is hoped that an update may release the third mountain or a DLC addon perhaps?

Lorewise it is absolutely rock solid, it is a thought for someone at Free Range to maybe reach out to Standing Stone Games and see if they could work something out between RTM and LotR:Online to interface the game within the much larger game as lets be honest, Turbine's attempt at Moria is fairly pedestrian and what a way to enhance a very good game by allowing it to grow with the MMORPG. Imagine sending Hobbits and Men or Elves into the current game for different aspects and playstyles, even introduce residual raid aspects of creatures that crept in unnoticed, maybe a dragon from the Withered Heath seeking revenge or loot? Ironically I was an alpha phase tester for LotR:Online back in the codemasters days and even have a very small site within game as all us testers had, named for us as a little thank you.

Anyways, this has been the game many of us have waited for so long, I am currently turning the 21st Hall into a mega base and have the same intention to do the same to Dwarrowdelf city proper next door. Some of the play cells are vast and extremely intricately built and the AI of the mobs whilst can get hung up like the Troll King if you lure him to a certain spot he freezes, they do when working act against you as an enemy would.

92.25.9.56 (talk) 16:19, 16 January 2024 (UTC)[reply]