Casual Stroll to Mordor

A producer’s letter by Executive Producer, Kate Paiz, was published today with some insight on Turbine’s plans for 2013 for LOTRO.

This morning, in what must have been a tough decision by Turbine, Kate Paiz released a Letter from the Producer stating that Riders of Rohan’s release date has been pushed back from September 5th to October 15th.

In an interesting move Turbine has released a video Developer Diary (something we haven’t seen in a while) in which several different people speak about the development and implementation of the system.

Today, Turbine’s Kate Paiz released another Producer’s Letter on the official LOTRO website.

Blair Herter from G4tv speaks with Fernando Paiz about Dungeons and Dragons Online Update 9 and Kate Paiz about Lord of the Rings Online: Echoes of the Dead update 2.

Yesterday, Ten Ton Hammer’s Live podcast released Episode 30, where they interviewed Kate Paiz and Adam Mersky of Turbine.

Today saw the release of another Producer’s Letter from Kate Paiz. Let me start out by saying that I like these updates. Yes, they are somewhat full of ambiguities and “marketing speech”, but so what? I wish that more companies had someone high up the food-chain that would put out things like this.

Posted today was an interview that ZAM’s Senior Editor Chris Tom was to have with Kate Paiz about LOTRO, the Free-to-Play launch and what we might see in the future.

Today Kate “Nereid” Paiz released a letter today talking about the state of the game since the launch of Enedwaith, Book 2, and Free to Play on the Turbine servers.

In an article on Joystiq posted last night there are some interesting numbers coming from Turbine’s Kate Paiz from GDC about the changes since LOTRO has gone Free to Play roughly a month ago.

Just a brief note, patch servers are up so go start updating if you can! Secondly, today the WarCry network hosted a chat with Turbine employees. For those who were not able to attend we have a transcript here in PDF form.

In conjunction with today’s announcement Kate Paiz, Executive Producer of The Lord of the Rings Online, released a letter on the forums to the general community concerning these changes and her opinions on the matter.

In conjunction with today’s announcement Kate Paiz, Executive Producer of The Lord of the Rings Online, released a letter on the forums to the general community concerning these changes and her opinions on the matter.