A weekly discussion of MMORPG adventures, news, and opinions by industry vets Bree and Justin of Massively Overpowered.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 542 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure |
On this week’s episode of the Massively OP Podcast, Eliot and Justin talk about the probable end of Project Ghost, the launch of Blue Protocol Star Resonance, Wizard101's arrival on console, New World's spooky expansion, John Smedley's Reaper Actual,... more
On this week’s episode of the Massively OP Podcast, Chris and Justin talk about what's got their attention, their interest, and -- most importantly -- their excitement in the MMO world of 2025. Tune in for talk on Eterspire, FFXIV, Guild Wars 2, and ... more
On this week’s episode of the Massively OP Podcast, Bree and Justin talk about LOTRO's expansion reveal, Ultima Online's birthday, that weird WoW Classic+ China thing, more EverQuest rogue server drama, MMO load times, and eras of the genre.
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On this week’s episode of the Massively OP Podcast, Bree and Justin talk about that crazy Ship of Heroes pricing debacle, Daybreak's legal success against that EverQuest emu, New World's newest zone, Throne and Liberty's housing system, a surprisingl... more
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Not into mmo‘s anymore. Haven’t been for a couple years. I still listen to Justin and Bree. Just good people who love and want the best for their genre. Honest and aren’t npc apologists for bad product.
if you are looking for information on LOTRO or just hate on blizzard this is your podcast
This gaming news podcast is enjoyable to listen to at any time. It's entertaining to hear about the different mmorpg communities, big or small, updates being done to revitalize games, and other great (or humorously bad) decisions made by developers. Edit: Another tidbit worth mentioning. To hear a duo, who are grown adults with families of their own, still be able to shave time to both play and review games, fills one with pride for reasons that are difficult to explain.
This gaming news podcast is enjoyable to listen to at any time. It's entertaining to hear about the different mmorpg communities, big or small, updates being done to revitalize games, and other great (or humorously bad) decisions made by developers. Edit: Another tidbit worth mentioning. To hear a duo, who are grown adults with families of their own, still be able to shave time to both play and review games, fills one with pride for reasons that are difficult to explain.
I wish I could say I enjoyed this podcast, but I’d be lying. I gave it 7-8 episodes before saying enough is enough. The amount of wrong information and negative takes on games is exhausting. If it’s not Star Wars Galaxies, LOTRO, or City of Heroes…don’t expect these hosts to have anything positive to say. I can only imagine how much misinformation would be in any “articles” these folks would write. Hard Pass if you want quality MMO coverage.
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A recurring theme throughout the discussions is the hosts' deep-rooted love for MMORPGs, highlighting both personal anecdotes and the broader industry trends. The conversation frequently covers developments in well-known MMORPGs, notably Guild Wars 2, World of Warcraft, and Lord of the Rings Online. Listeners can expect a blend of humor and insightful commentary on gaming mechanics, community interactions, and the effect of game updates on player experiences. Unique to the discussions is a focus on nostalgia and the inherent challenges of MMO gameplay, particularly the impact of new classes, private servers, and industry shifts affecting beloved titles. The dynamic between hosts often adds a charming and relatable aspect to the discussions,... more
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