This is a hub of articles about the MMORPG City of Heroes / City of Villains. The article hub is hosted by Michael Hartman, but other writers are welcome to submit CoH/CoV related links they wish to have included here.
The Mastermind plays like no other archetype in just about any game. You get your own group to play around with. Nothing beats the feeling you get when you run around the streets with your own posse of loyal minions with villainy in your heart.
MMO players look no further than Darkfall. In this article, we will be covering all of the major key features of this truly innovative and unique MMORPG.
City of Villains allows you to choose entirely different archetypes from City of Heroes, although a few of the power pools are largely shared between the two.
This is part 4 of a 5 part preview of a paid expansion and game update for City of Heroes / City of Villains titled Issue 13: Architect. To read the review from the beginning, select the link at the bottom to part 1.
This is part 2 of a 5 part preview of a paid expansion and game update for City of Heroes / City of Villains titled Issue 13: Architect. To read the review from the beginning, select the link at the bottom to part 1.
This is part 5 of a 5 part preview of a paid expansion and game update for City of Heroes / City of Villains titled Issue 13: Architect. To read the review from the beginning, select the link at the bottom to part 1.
Following the usual development cycle, NCSoft / City of Heroes / City of Villains revealed some details about their upcoming paid expansion and game update, Issue 13: Architect. Frankly, the issue seems to be a bit of a disappointment. As a fan of the game I sincerely hope I am wrong.
Villains can create an Arachnos Soldier epic archetype after they get a single villain to level 50. Despite the “epic” descriptor, they’re not really more powerful than the other villainous archetypes - just different.
