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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Istaria is a Massively-Multiplayer (Citation needed) Online Role Playing Game released on the 5th of December 2003 that still somehow exists despite its initial poor reviews and rocky development history, involving being passed around several studios. The only notable feature of Istaria is the choice to play either as a biped race or a dragon. | Istaria is a Massively-Multiplayer (Citation needed) Online Role Playing Game released on the 5th of December 2003 that still somehow exists despite its initial poor reviews and rocky development history, involving being passed around several studios. The only notable feature of Istaria is the choice to play either as a biped race or a dragon. | ||
Despite the game being extremely outdated and running on ancient 32-bit technology, with minimal updates, poor graphics, tiny playerbase and countless bugs, the developers still command a hefty monthly subscription fee to access all the game's content. | |||
[[File:Istaria Subscription Prices.png|frame|center|Subscription prices for Istaria]] | |||
[[Bradley the Dragon]] plays the game often and is an ardent defender of its excellence, despite the overwhelming critical and public perceptions of the game. | [[Bradley the Dragon]] plays the game often and is an ardent defender of its excellence, despite the overwhelming critical and public perceptions of the game. | ||
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Overview
Istaria is a Massively-Multiplayer (Citation needed) Online Role Playing Game released on the 5th of December 2003 that still somehow exists despite its initial poor reviews and rocky development history, involving being passed around several studios. The only notable feature of Istaria is the choice to play either as a biped race or a dragon.
Despite the game being extremely outdated and running on ancient 32-bit technology, with minimal updates, poor graphics, tiny playerbase and countless bugs, the developers still command a hefty monthly subscription fee to access all the game's content.
Bradley the Dragon plays the game often and is an ardent defender of its excellence, despite the overwhelming critical and public perceptions of the game.