Who is Mythic Entertainment?
Mythic Entertainment is the most prolific and one of the most successful online gaming developers in the industry today. Founded in 1995, Mythic has been one of the leaders in developing pay-for-play online games warhammer gold and is currently one of the most successful developers of Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games.

What games has Mythic done prior to this?
Mythic has created over fifteen games and expansion packs. Our older titles include some of the most popular online-only games of their time including Spellbinder: The Nexus Conflict, Aliens Online, Starship Troopers: Battlespace, Silent Death Online, Rolemaster: Magestorm, Darkness Falls, Darkness Falls: The Crusade, Splatterball, Godzilla Online and Dragon's Gate. Our most famous product is Dark Age of Camelot which has been one of the leading MMORPGs in the world since its release in 2001.

What is a MMORPG?
A MMORPG is a Massively Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Game in which tens of thousands of people can adventure together or separately in worlds that are created by a game company. The most successful MMORPGs (including Dark Age of Camelot ) to date have several hundred thousand monthly subscribers. These type of games are created by teams that can range in size from forty developers to over a hundred developers. These games can cost over ten million to produce a AAA title and some games currently in development, are rumored to cost many times that.

What makes a MMORPG different from a RPG?
Well, besides the fact that tens of thousands of people can play this type of game at the same time and interact with each other, the biggest difference is that MMORPGs can be constantly updated with new content and challenges for the player. In the case of Dark Age of Camelot  warhammer gold, Mythic creates new content and improvements for the game on a monthly basis. We have provided more downloadable content to the player as part of their subscription fee, than any other MMORPG that we are aware of in this industry. Throw in three retail expansions as well as a fourth coming out late 2005, and you have a game that in the four years since its release has increased dramatically in size, scope and features. You can't get that kind of support from a non-MMORPG.

Is this the same Warhammer MMORPG I have heard about in the past from another developer?