 | Jul 4 2009 |
26CAB40 Ok, fundamental problems with this game. The fast-action twitch aspect works well for combat, the control system is well implemented. However, in the long term the ONLY way to upgrade your ship and status is a system so poor it beggers belief. In fact, shoot countless thousands of drones over many many months. Until you have done this, the established unemployed obsessives hang around warp points, blowing you up and making you backtrack huge distances and loose the XP you have built up. It is not policed to stop this. There is no in-game mechanism to prevent it or protect you. Other, older games, had missions that added GREATLY to your XP, and for good reason, if you can assasinate some military big-noise, you deserve the XP. In other, older games, if you mine like crazy for 2 months, you make so much money you can buy a cap-ship, or any fast capable fighter with oodles of deadly weapons. Just like the real world, if you have enough money, you can buy what you like. Essentially, you have to spend all day, every day for the next six months making endless trips to asteroid fields to shoot varying classes of droid. Here's the joke, once you HAVE done this, there is nowhere or nothing to do, you end up sitting outside jump points making stupid yarrr comments and shooting noobs. I tried this game with a grim determination for 6 months. Futile, pointless and soul destroying. At least other, more popular, online space sims have greater depth and give a noob a chance. If you have a life, it's not for you. Until the devs wake up and change the FUNDAMENTAL structure of the game it will remain an also-ran in the online pantheon. (Version 1.8.79) | |
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 | Jul 7 2009 |
INCARNATE I'm sorry to hear that this individual had a bad experience in our game. It seems that they labored under several misapprehensions that understandably colored their experience. 1) In no way is it necessary to continue shooting drones, over and over again.. let alone for six months. It only takes a few hours for a new player to hit Level 3 Combat, at which point the Dynamic Warfare missions become available in Deneb, allowing you to join the military on the Serco or Itani side, and take part in real warfare on behalf of your Nation (often with other players on both sides). We start the new players out with simple drones, because some people find the combat learning curve to be a little steep, but other options quickly become available. 2) Pirates and other aggressive players hang out in a specific region of the galaxy, which covers only 8 of the 30 available solar-systems. By and large it is easy to avoid, and you can certainly advance your character without the risk of these areas, especially if you simply avoid missions that take you there. The tutorials include very stark warnings about the "grayspace" region. We specifically *do* give new people a chance, by including terrifying defensive batteries that keep the pirates out of Nation Space. 3) You cannot "lose XP". Ever. Perhaps this person means losing XP they have not yet actually earned, by having a mission not be completed. But once you have it, you have it. 4) You CAN equip items and ships that are above your license level, by visiting the more "black market" stations in (more dangerous) grayspace. Not all items are available, but they can also be purchased elsewhere and delivered there (by the player, or often by other players who re-sell items). Some ships are nation-specific, but a considerable amount of gear is available in grayspace; as evidenced by our effective pirates, who are often "kill on sight" in all nation territory. Our game is not without flaws, of which we are well aware, and we work to improve them in each weekly release. In this case, a player somehow managed to make it six months while remaining unaware of several fundamental game mechanics (?!). We do cover much of this content in our tutorials, but clearly we need to push new players more forcefully in various directions, to be absolutely sure they are aware of the available options. We are working on an expansion of the new-user-experience to do exactly this, as well as changing the mission system to make our many available missions more apparent to everyone. Additionally, we frequently read and respond to constructive feedback on our Suggestions Forum, doing our best to improve problem areas and integrate good ideas that our players bring up. (Version 1.8.80) | |
 | Mar 14 2009 |
YOSHINATSU Duh... Apocrypha was just released, who's gonna give money for THIS? :/ (Version 1.8.62) | |
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 | Apr 4 2009 |
LADIRECTION Hey, retard, this game has nothing to do with EVE style gameplay, which is a dull point and click interface. In VO, you really pilot the ship yourself. Its like saying who's gonna play Myst V now that Age of Conan is out. One has nothing to do with the other. Now please stop posting in this thread, you're making a fool out of yourself. (Version 1.8.66) | |
 | Apr 18 2009 |
HEYMINI Why would anyone want to play EVE when this is available?? I suppose EVE makes a nice screen saver. (Version 1.8.68) | |
 | Jul 7 2009 |
JIM RIBS @LADIRECTION I can understand if your mad but this is no place for that kind of language. (Version 1.8.80) | |
 | Feb 11 2009 |
XOLODNIK I've been playing Vendetta Online for about half a year now and plan to continue to subscribe for the foreseeable future. While not perfect with some key features still in development, I find VO captures the essence of space combat very well - even when using my joystick and after from many years of playing flight sims, VO transcends the "planes in space" feeling with which most other games in the space combat genre leave me; VO has done this by finding a good balance twixt realism and gameplay with their oddly tweaked 3-D physics model. Other pluses to the game are: The client is native has been very stable for me even though I don't have the most up to date Mac. The network performance is rock solid making the PvP fun and satisfying. The community is generally supportive and is directly engaged in making VO a better game with publicly available customizations via skins, plugins, and even missions. Built-in voice chat via TeamSpeak, too. Comparisons to the Escape Velocity series are valid as are those to earlier games in the genre like Elite and Freelancer with the caveat that VO is primarily a multi-player FPS in space with RPG trappings. However, future plans indicate that VO is evolving toward a more complex and dynamic economy which will provide for a richer and more interesting backdrop to the PvP action with more traditional RPG elements like trading, crafting, and mining getting more attention. (As for EvE, I find that the differences in gameplay completely outweigh the similarities which are, after all, common to most games in the same genre.) Overall, a fun game if you're looking for a space-based MMO with solid PvP. (Version 1.8.57) | |
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 | Feb 11 2009 |
XOLODNIK Missed my edit window but just wanted to elaborate on the differences between VO and EvE and point out that EvE is listed on MacUpdate as "Adventure" but Vendetta Online is listed as "Action" which sums up the differences in a nice, crunchy nutshell. (Version 1.8.57) | |
 | Jan 31 2009 |
YOSHINATSU Uhhh.... Anyone notice a LITTLE similarity with EVE Online? I mean... ANYONE??? (Version 1.8.56) | |
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 | Feb 8 2009 |
HAWKSTROM Not really, other than both being games that take place in space. (Version 1.8.57) | |
 | Feb 14 2009 |
INCARNATE It's also worth noting that our Public Alpha launched in May of 2002, a year before EVE. We are contemporaries, and I'm sure we have similar influences, but that doesn't make ours a derivative or copy. EVE has had greater success, and is better known, but our development started in 1998. It would be more apt to point out similarities to the early X-Wing or Wing Commander titles, the games that truly inspired us. (Version 1.8.57) | |
 | Dec 21 2008 |
CYBORG9 V.O. 1.8.52 crashes instantly upon launch attempt, here. Anyone else? OS10.5.4 (Version 1.8.52) | |
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 | Feb 14 2009 |
INCARNATE I'm sorry to hear you experienced problems. Client crashes are pretty rare for us. Please give the updated version a try again, and if you still experience issues, consider posting about them on the Bugs or Mac forums of our home site. Also, if the client should crash and bring up our automated bug reporter, please submit the report, they greatly help us in tracking down problems. (Version 1.8.57) | |
 | Dec 10 2008 |
CALDER Amazing game, great userbase, awesome devs, but as I know people don't pay for the company, I'll elaborate on the game. It is the intense twitch-based combat that keeps me so hopelessly addicted to VO. The adrenaline, skill, and fun are unparalleled in any other game I've played. From duels and single combat to epic, large-scale engagements, the combat system is beautiful in its simplicity, (real physics and simple projectile motion apply to most aspects), yet endlessly exciting in its intricacies. I will let other players elaborate on other aspects of the game, or you can try the free, no-strings-attached 8-hour GAME-PLAY, not real-time, trial of the game. Also, the developers are extremely committed, resulting in one of the most stable and responsive games around. They are constantly adding to it, and often take player-suggestions into account in deciding their long-term agenda for the game. In fact, players may even join the PCC, (Player Contribution Corps), and create missions and other content for the game. (Version 1.8.51) | |
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 | Oct 11 2008 |
ERIKHAGSTROM If you're feeling interested, try it and see how you like it. I did and got hooked. Great atmosphere, tight and friendly community, extensive player/developer interaction and constant updates makes for an impressive game. (Version 1.8.41) | |
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 | Apr 26 2008 |
RANDY12345 While I really like and enjoy this type of "space" game. Sometimes I just want to have a game to fly around and shoot down other spaceships. Not having to deal with all the politics of joining a group, clan, race, etc. is all I want to do sometimes. And buy improvements/enhancements for my ship... Is there any type of "space" flying game like this anymore? Anything that will run on a 24" aluminum Imac? | |
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 | Apr 27 2008 |
ZWERDLDS X2 or X3 for intels is pretty fun. It's got pretty up to date graphics etc. Think escape velocity in 3D. (Version 1.8.14) | |
 | May 24 2008 |
MINILO Try Oolite. (Version 1.8.18) | |
 | Jun 5 2008 |
AETNARIA While not mac-specific, Flash Trek: Broken Mirror is a free option. http://www.arcadestreet.com/flash-trek-broken-mirror.htm (Version 1.8.20) | |
 | Jun 14 2008 |
PENNYHEAD1 This isn't spaceships but WWII airplanes. It's really fun and sounds exactly what you're looking for except that it uses airplanes instead of spaceships http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/15496/osx-skyfighters-1945 (Version 1.8.21) | |
 | Jan 31 2009 |
YOSHINATSU EVE Online. (Version 1.8.56) | |
 | Mar 29 2008 |
ELIJAHG0 Not quite sure if I'm missing something here, but I found it the most boring game I have ever played... And I play WoW 8 hours a day or more. (Version 1.8.10) | |
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 | Apr 13 2008 |
CIRCOHEEVE you play world of warcraft 8 hours a day? maybe you should find something better to do with your time... soething not incredibly gay.... (Version 1.8.12) | |
 | Apr 13 2008 |
ELIJAHG0 You don't like WoW it seems? :P (Version 1.8.12) | |
 | Oct 27 2007 |
PIETRO CRISTOFOLI 4 people develop and run this game. Guild developers are not yet prepared for a proper launch, they are waiting for a more complete build. But their MMOFPS has absolutely no rough edges. The engine is rock solid, it runs on multiple platforms (the Mac version supports OpenGL multi-threading on multi-core CPUs and the framerate is incredibly steady on all OSes). Marvellous community. Give it a try. (Version 1.7.47) | |
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 | Feb 16 2008 |
ORION MK. V Sadly, VO does nothing for me. Nothing wrong with it except it just doesn't raise the bar visually or mechanically and feels clunky and unrefined. Since there's a fee EVE Online does much more to create a modern feel to genre with multiplayer. (Version 1.8.4) | |
 | Sep 21 2007 |
BLACKOMEGA I've always been a 'space' game fan from Elite on the BBC B to Frontier and Terminus on the Mac but untill now there hasnt been a multi player version. This IS it. Elite for the 21st century not just mindless NPC's to fight against but other real live people. Constantly being updated with new ships, missions and just well... tons of stuff. 3 main races to choose from but dozens of factions and guilds to get involved with. Be a pirate, trader, hero or whatever you feel its a totally free universe. Free for first 8 hours too see if you like it then for $10 a month it cant be beaten. Link seems a little slow better to d/l from the site at http://www.vendetta-online.com. (Version 1.7.42) | |
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 | Sep 9 2007 |
PLASTERPYRUS Gotta join their club or something if you want to try out their game. I hate having to jump of hoops for something that really benifits them, like trying to sell me THEIR GAME! (Version 1.7.41) | |
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 | Sep 17 2007 |
INCARNATE Our.. club? All we ask for is a username, password and email address, and the latter only because people forget their passwords. Vendetta Online is an online game (like, say, World of Warcraft), not a single-player game that you download and play alone. A login and password is necessary for any Massively Multiplayer Online game (MMO), it's how your personal characters and game-related information are stored by the server. Everything about the trial is free, no strings attached, no credit card required. But creating a basic login is pretty much a necessity. (Version 1.7.41) | |
 | Sep 19 2007 |
SCATTERBRAINE Vendetta Online offers the easiest signup for a trial I've ever seen in an MMORPG, and the game is great! Stop complaining (Version 1.7.41) | |
 | Dec 10 2008 |
CALDER What Incarnate says is true, I don't know what 'club' you're talking about. Please remove your post and stop slandering and spreading misinformation about VO. (Version 1.8.51) | |
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 | Sep 1 2007 |
ORION MK. V Funny, I think EV Nova is a brilliant and entertaining game, but it's not story driven, it's about exploration and acquiring ships. The Polycon plug-in changes it into something awesome. Not everyone's cup-o-joe. (Version 1.7.40) | |
 | Nov 22 2006 |
PPS_FRAE@HOTMAIL.COM I downloaded the game which looked like the best game ever in this site, but right when i click install the program opens and then quits unexpectedly, why why why? after the long time downloading it, and not being able to play...:[ (Version 1.7.8) | |
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 | Nov 26 2006 |
INCARNATE If you post the specifics of your problems to the www.vendetta-online.com forums, you'll usually receive a response pretty quickly. Either from the developers or from other helpful users. (Version 1.7.8) | |
 | Apr 2 2007 |
BEBDABHRHBRWEFG 3R§5Y5H4WTEDSFB how much more specific do you want than "when i click install the program opens and then quits unexpectedly"? (Version 1.7.23) | |
 | May 19 2007 |
INCARNATE Well, for instance, what exact type of Mac you have, what version of OS X you're running, and so on. For example, there was a problem with the game on 10.2.8, but that's been recently fixed; and if we knew that was the problem we could have helped you. The majority of our userbase is mac-based, and the game is regularly run on everything from slow G3s to brand-new quad-core Intel machines. Our users generally consider our game to be extremely stable, and in the rare case where it isn't, we're happy to figure out why. But since the cases are rare, we can only debug the problems if people are willing to report them in detail. (Version 1.7.23) | |
 | Nov 21 2006 |
ALREADYTAKEN I've tried Vendetta a few times, it is a great game and deserves most of the praise it's getting here. But it still needs more content and variety to keep me coming back. The P2P dogfighting is fun but not worth $10 month. Which leads me to another gripe. With games like this one I'll often dip into them for a while, then go away then come back, it's about time developers developed another payment method! How about paying for time actually used instead of per month. Then you might see many many more people like myself who don't want to commit to paying a monthly fee but who're prepared to pay to play. (Version 1.7.8) | |
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 | May 12 2006 |
PHASERLIGHT I've been playing this game for over three years now since its early alpha stages and watched it grow and change in many different ways. This literally is the one game that keeps me coming back for more... the twitch PvP combat is insanely addictive and the network code is amazingly stable; I've taken part in massive fighter battles between huge opposing cap ships with 30+ players and no noticeable slowdown or dropped packets. The userbase is currently very small compared to most MMOs, and content is severely lacking, however I would not be surprised to watch this game blow up within the year. The four developers are a committed, independent team that are heavily involved with the community (it's not uncommon for a player to make a suggestion and then have it show up in game a few weeks later, or if not for a dev to explain why it's not feasible) and there are some truly exciting changes slated for the coming weeks. The small playerbase also makes it easier to carve out a name for yourself as the best figher pilot, tactician, or entrepreneur. Guilds are very active both in game and on the RP boards, forming alliances, going to war, through internal coups or personal vendettas... Definitely check this game out... it's like a hybrid of Escape Velocity and Wing Commander in a persistent multiplayer universe. (Version 1.5.9) | |
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 | May 12 2006 |
PHASERLIGHT As Heymini and Forrestmc pointed out, the download link gives you the client but you must go to www.vendetta-online.com to set up an account before playing. Also check out www.vo-wiki.com for a lot more information about the game, ship and weapon types etc... (Version 1.5.9) | |
 | May 4 2006 |
HEYMINI I've always been a 'space' game fan from Elite on the BBC B to Frontier and Terminus on the Mac but untill now there hasnt been a multi player version. This IS it. Elite for the 21st century not just mindless NPC's to fight against but other real live people. Constantly being updated with new ships, missions and just well... tons of stuff. 3 main races to choose from but dozens of factions and guilds to get involved with. Be a pirate, trader, hero or whatever you feel its a totally free universe. Free for first 8 hours too see if you like it then for $10 a month it cant be beaten. Link seems a little slow better to d/l from the site at http://www.vendetta-online.com (Version 1.5.9) | |
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 | May 4 2006 |
FORRESTMC4 VO is growing game from great independent developers that actively work to bring new content on a regular basis. They actually listen to the players, are in-game regularly, and often use player response to fine-tune the game. Player base is not like what you find in other MMOs; everyone is helpful, mature (for the most part), and fun to fly around with. Everyone from a serious RPer to a trigger-happy nOOb can enjoy this game. Also cheaper than many other MMOs with flexible payment options including pay-by-cash and discounted rates for longer subscription periods. Be a part of the growing VO community. Try the free 8-hour gametime demo today and subscribe tomorrow! www.vendetta-online.com Also, the DL page on macupdate says the game is for PowerPC processors, but it was updated to Universal a few weeks ago. Put that new Intel Mac to good use! I can be found in-game as UIT citizen "Forrest" don't hesitate to ask me for help. (Version 1.5.9) | |
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 | May 4 2006 |
FORRESTMC4 Go to www.vendetta-online.com to set up your account. (Version 1.5.9) | |
 | Sep 18 2005 |
BART This is way too big to download, were can I buy this? (Version 1.2.3.5) | |
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 | Dec 10 2008 |
CALDER It's only 140MB, and because the devs are constantly adding new content, any Point of Sale purchase would have some enormous update waiting for you by the time you got home. That said, there are still probably some box copies from the original release left in some stores, but my guess is that the updates you'd have to install might approach 140MB. 0_0 (Version 1.8.51) | |
 | Jul 31 2005 |
ALLAN VS. PREDICTOR PoC!! Too difficult to get into. You only have 8 hours to practice, then you have to pay. Now the game steals so much of your time, because everything takes forever to do in this game. Solution: Get Escape Velocity instead!! =) (Version 1.2.3.5) | |
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 | Jan 26 2005 |
AARONFABY Awesome game! Friendly player community. A fair amount of content. Much fun. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
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 | Jan 24 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Finally, an MMO that is fun, enjoyable (your comments actually have a reason behind them), and time fulfilling. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
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 | Jan 23 2005 |
ANONYMOUS totaly fun, you must try it today (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
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 | Jan 21 2005 |
APEX AZIMUTH Absolutely awesome. EV fans, this is what you've been waiting for! (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
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 | Jan 21 2005 |
SUN TZU First, let me tell you that this game is what I dreamed of when I was 10-year old. Climbing into the cockpit of a space fighter to defend the universe, fly with other pilots, racing among the stars dodging missiles and laser beams :) Wow, this is just what Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica triggered in my school-boy imagination. Trying to be more objective, I have played Vendetta for three months now. Stability and playability are quite impressive: there are occasional crashes and bugs but they are fixed in no time by the developers; as for playability, it is excellent even with a mouse and keyboard (no need to have a joystick!). Graphics and sounds are fine, but I must say that they are not near Homeworld 2 or several other graphically elaborate games. I guess there must be a compromise between playability and fancy stuffs. The choice they made is right imho: the best part of the game is in being able to play multi-players and -NPCs battles even without having a super computer, not in sightseeing. The content of the game is the most complex issue. If you don't get involved into the player vs player activities, you may find the environment lacks content: among other things, the development of your character is only remotely linked with the backstory. However if you participate in player vs player aspects, VO can be a very entertaining game. Sometimes you're just having FUN! You may also have some moments of bitter disappointment, but this is just the same with any human competitions, isn't it? So let's say that the game offers much more for PvP than PvE. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
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 | Jan 21 2005 |
ANONYMOUS Two words, Absolutely Awesome. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
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 | Jan 20 2005 |
OVERDORK This is online space based game that has plenty to offer for everyone. If you are into role-playing or participating in the on going war between 2 of the 3 nations with a barrage of various ships and weaponry, this game is for you. You can also be a pirate, trader, miner, pvp killer, or just explore the vast and beautiful universe. The developers are constantly updating the game with features and content to keep it interesting. Its multi-platform and there are plenty of interesting people from all of the world playing this addictive game. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
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 | Jan 20 2005 |
BLACK OMEGA I've always been a 'space' game fan from Elite on the BBC B to Frontier and Terminus on the Mac but untill now there hasnt been a multi player version. This IS it. Elite for the 21st century not just mindless NPC's to fight against but other real live people. 3 main races to choose from but dozens of factions and guilds to get involved with. Be a pirate, trader, hero or whatever you feel its a totally free universe. For $10 a month it cant be beaten. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
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 | Jan 8 2005 |
DAVE let me also quickly add, in response to josei's post, that yes there are 3 possible governments you can arbitrarily align yourself with, but they are EXACTLY the same. Another testament to the lack of depth this game has to offer. (Version 1.1.7) | |
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 | Jan 8 2005 |
DAVE fun and addictive for a while, but it doesn't take long to realize the lack of depth in this game, and that it is far from complete. The developers are doing updates, but are avoiding focusing on storyline development. If you buy 1 month, you'll probably enjoy it for a week or so, then stop playing it. If you fall into the 3 month trap, you'll be sorry. (Version 1.1.7) | |
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 | Jan 20 2005 |
RELAYER To Dave's added comment: The 3 nations are far from "all the same". The UIT (Gold) are traders/oppertunists and the other two nations either leave them alone or pick on them. The Serco (Red) are more the predator race who tend to initiate action. The Itani are defenders and tend to go about their business unless crossed. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
 | Jan 20 2005 |
RELAYER To Dave's intial review: It took players, including myself, more than a month to get into all the nuances of Vendetta Online when it was in alpha. The depth of the game at this point is infinately more complicated that eluded to in this review. By all means, give it more than the 8 hour trial by going for the 1 month initially but, if you are not after instant gratification, you will love working on your faction standings. With updates coming as fast as they do, it will not be too long before most factors in the storyline are included and playable. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
 | Jan 20 2005 |
BETA-PLAYER Dave doesn't know what he's talking about. He gave the graphics 1 star! That's proof enough. The game IS just starting out but in the last 2 months a lot of progress has been made. More than any other mmorpg that i've been a part of. The dev's are very responsive and given enough time will make this game one of the top 10. (Version 1.1.8.2) | |
 | Dec 23 2004 |
JOSEI WHITE Vendetta Online is a great and addicting game. The Developers are constantly updating Vendetta about once every 2 weeks and the game will update itself. There are various types of ships you can buy, from a shuttle to Valkryies and Mauraders. You can be part of 1 of 3 nations, each with its bad and goods, depending what you like to do. You can also be a Trader, Pirate, Miner, or a Good Citizen that helps and teachs others, its your life, you can choose. Now its not exactly $10 a month, it depends on what plan you choose. $10 for 1 month, $27 for 3 months, $49 for 6 months, $90 for 12 months, $160 for 24 months. If I were you I would go with the three month plan, you'll get a better value, plus it will give you a chance to learn and explore the game. If you like the game you can continue your subscription. (Version 1.1.6.2) | |
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 | Dec 21 2004 |
ANONYMOUS a good game with good graphics, but there are better things to spend $10 a month on. (Version 1.1.6.1) | |
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 | Dec 16 2004 |
ANONYMOUS I played this during the beta and it was really fun. Can't say I 'interacted' much with other players online - I just ran around shooting rocks and NPC ships. Still, great fun and I'll probably buy it at some point. Not rating becase I haven't played the final version. (Version 1.1.5) | |
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 | Dec 12 2004 |
BUBBA I am certainly no game geek, but this one has me gaming online and loving every minute. Superb on OS X and even works with 10.4. Outstanding graphics and game play. (Version 1.1.5) | |
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 | Nov 12 2004 |
ANDREW WEBB I've been interested in playing an online game and this one is awesome. Beautiful graphics, excellent game play. What more can you want. It runs perfectly on my 867Mhz G4 PowerBook 12" (Version 1.1.2) | |
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 | Nov 8 2004 |
ANCIENTYGER Real requirements: MacOS X 10.2.8 or better (10.3.5 recommended) 3D Hardware Accelerator - Fully OpenGL compatible 32MB videocard with Hardware Transformation & Lighting (T&L). 56k internet connectivity I'll review this when i get a G5(imac/mini-tower...laptop ;-) ) or.. get a laptop. (Version 1.1.2) | |
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 | Nov 8 2004 |
KESTREL (IN GAME NAME) It works fine on an iBook 800mhz G3 for me...those specs are more like recommended i guess... (Version 1.1.2) | |
 | Nov 17 2004 |
ANONYMOUS This game runs quite nicely on my G4-466 Digital Audio edition. I do have a Mac Radeon 32MB card tho and 896MB of ram. Still runs nice. The 2GHz PC i have access to runs it very nicely too. (Version 1.1.3) | |
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