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Last week was a pretty big one for Lord of the Rings Online. The 17-year-old MMO opened up a pair of new progression servers, introduced its second-ever hobby with birdwatching, injected some real life into its PvP scene, and gave crafters a fun coop event to enjoy. Yet almost all of that was overshadowed by […]

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