While I agree that it will be going free to play at some point, the only thing that I could see giving you a leg up would be the initial pack you buy. Side note: I’m still extremely sad we never got the true single player follow up to crusaders and heroes we so rightly deserved Well that’s it, let’s go back to posting whether someone should play WoW or FFXIV, The translation errors I see from time to time, while very small still chap my ass a bit lol. PERSONAL CONS: I HATE GENDER LOCKED CLASSES. There is another cubic shop, but you gain those in game like candy and that shop also won’t get you a leg up on other players as they are able to gain the exact same thing you are. The diamond shop (real money) consists of cosmetics, options to change appearance and things like that.
Monetization- the game AS OF RIGHT NOW does not show any P2W features. The unit roster is huge, ranging from Calvary, infantry, mortars, scorpions, ogres and much more. Some are passive, some are AOE based, and some single target. Units come with skills, both active and passive. In this view you can move them around the battlefield, flanking enemies, positional advantages, or using your ranged units to take out that damn stupid scorpion that keeps wiping your shieldy boys out. Now, for troop control and such! You can control your army by having them simply follow you or through tactical mode. Personally I’d like the idea of being to lock on (not sure if you can) because sometimes I’ll just shoot right next to the guy. Not as fluid as BDO I’ll say, but it’s for sure strong. You have a skill bar like 1-7, which your skills lead into their own combos themselves. Getting different passive bonuses and branching moves. You have two combos linked to each mouse button, which evolve as you gain levels. As well as 8v8 guild wars.Ĭombat: where the game really shines! Controlling your character is quite fun. PVP is also relevant, although it’s currently in ore season. If you’re trying to know the story (like me because I was a big slut for the old games) then I guess you can read the text, or just spam F. The mmo side of the house can get a bit straining because a lot of the quests are along the lines of “Talk to this guy RIGHT next to me, and then come back, and then do it again.” Granted it doesn’t take long, but still. Level them up, and equip them with new skills. You can also rank troops up 1-5 stars, varying in rarity. Where you can begin to look at crafting, the auction house, item enchanting. After the initial ten levels (which is essentially a prologue) You hit the hub city.
Especially if you’re playing with other people. The game REALLY shines during the battles. Gameplay- it’s a MMORTS that has good elements on both sides, and some meh elements on both. Although it doesn’t take much time to smoothen out. If they’re are a lot of EXPLOSIONS (torque voice) it will start getting a bit choppy. It really shines in the battles, tons of soldiers on screen at once. Sometimes the facial animations can be a bit goofy. I figured I’d share what I thought of the game twenty levels in because I didn’t see much about it!
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