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Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures 60-Day Time Card
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MSRP: $29.99
Your Price: $29.99
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Manufacturer: Eidos
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Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures 60-Day Time Card Features
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Adds more time to your account: The card contains a special unique key which adds 60 days of game time to your existing account, regardless of its current balance.
One of Six Collectible Cards: Each package contains one of six lushly illustrated characters or scenes from Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures. Collect all six for a complete set.
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Additional Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures 60-Day Time Card Information
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Age of conan 60 day game card
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What Customers Say About Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures 60-Day Time Card:
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After that the game is too repetitive and dependent on the same style of questing, no out of the box ideas. A very average MMORPG. This game has done a marvelous job of taking ideas from old games like Everquest and Anarchy online and World of Warcraft and putting them together in one game, but they couldn't be original when it came to questing.The combat system is very unique, but get quite boring after you get used to it.Nothing special in this game In my opinion. I tried pretty much all the MMORPG's that have come out over the years and this one is no exception. Its fun like all the others in the first few levels when you are trying to figure out the game, but thats about it. Worth trying. nope
Yeah. Even after all the hype and anticipation I had no idea what to expect when my Age of Conan Game Card arrived. It's just a game card folks. Nestled in a super-protective DVD case complete with security tape and awaiting my imminent use it laid impatiently on my desk for about a week before I finally sprung it free. As I openned the case, there it was in all its splendor, made of what seemed to be recycled lottery ticket card-stock and emblazoned with a alpha-numeric code number. 60 days worth of game time. Nothing more.
AoC has great action, and awesome graphics but could take some lessons from WoW on user friendliness.
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