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After much anticipation, I logged into DCUO for the first time with multiple character concepts in mind, but then I encountered the game’s pitiful character creator. Read about DCUO’s utter failure of character creation.

End game is coming.  Whether you are trying or not, the level cap in DC Universe Online will manage to get you and there really isn't much you can do about it.  For many MMOGs, players can stave off end game even with months of regular casual play.  DCUO, however, has a very fast-paced progression which leads many to the Mecca of level cap long before they are necessarily ready to let go of the adventure of getting there. Does hitting end game mean the party is over?  We'll take a look at what DCUO end game has to offer and how it stacks up to the competition.

It has been just over a month since the long awaited action MMOG, DC Universe Online, has launched.  Since then, the fate of this mold-breaking multi-platform game has been on watch by the gaming community.  With fast paced-action combat and fast-paced progression it may be the perfect MMOG for gaming adrenaline junkies but there is a cap to all that fun.  As more and more players hit that cap and start looking around for something to do, Sony Online Entertainment swoops in with an answer, and that answer is a promised major content update that not only adds a holiday event but also high-end fun to keep the game from getting too stagnant for cappers.  How did DCUO's first update attempt do?  Lets take a look at what was added and what it really brings to the DCUO community of players.

The final beta phase of DC Universe Online came crashing to an end on the night of January 5th with a series of highly publicized events dubbed the "Battle of Legends" that included appearances of