They're more common outside of Western markets but they're usually used in lieu of a subscription fee. Turbine, on the other hands, realized the need to introduce entirely new mounts with new animations, ultra fast speeds, and massive health bars, and just to push the concept further, they designed Rohan to be so large that it feels like much of the already-massive game world could fit in its borders. Microtransactions are small fees that players pay in order to get exclusive items or features. It's a ballsy move, particularly since its competitors usually keep mounted combat tucked in the fringes, if they include it at all. This is key, as previous attempts at mounted combat in Darkfall and Age of Conan felt a little more like the clunky mess we recently saw in Skyrim, which seems much better suited for single player games than MMORPGs. They will also be handed 25 faction-based fireworks. Indeed, mounted combat takes some getting used to. Gone are the mountains of abilities that plague combat on foot; instead, you have a row of six or so customized abilities that translate the experience of playing the nine classes to horseback. In other words, this isn't some pointless mini game; on the contrary, Turbine's essentially redefining the combat experience we've known until now.
Yule returns to Middle-earth next week, but before the winter festivities start, Turbine plans to roll out update 12. STWOR is turning two years old, and in celebration, players will be rewarded with exclusive Scout Starfighter Paint Jobs to go along with the recently released Galactic Starfighter expansion.
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