Originally posted by Gel214th

Which I think is what happened.

You are not far from the truth, but what actually happened is that they ran out of money long before launch date and were not able to maintain a full development team to give the game the polish it needed. Many features that were planned were not in at launch. Your complaint about quest tracking are exaggerated in my eyes, but it is true that the game could have used more features some of them way more important then better quest tracking. Alas.

I have no doubt that Frogster will do something about these shortcomings, but I am afraid Frogster will not stop at that and change the core of the game too. The result of that is unknown. We will see.

Originally posted by jawali

This is really great game, if you are bored with mmo rpg give this game a try !!!

(if you use ATI/ AMD there can be some issues but I hope this will be fixed in new year)

Well everyone should stay away from ATI ... i had lots of problem with cooling system and lots of crashes and black Screen of death with War,AOC and lots of FPS ...

Argh, wth. I asked several several times if there were instances in-game and everybody told me there was not. I took that very serious and quit mostly because of that. Glad the community in game has no idea what they are talking about.

I disagree that this game suits a subscription model, it simply has less grind for rewards compared to WoWcrack and it removes the reliance on others to progress your character -  so you can play at your own pace. Also because it is a game where playing skill matters obsessive grinding doesn't make you over powered. It is possible to achieve at your own pace.

Do I have an answer to a payment model? I am completely paranoid about the shop model they are brining it as it basically is a form of paid cheating. Its a hard one to answer as it is free now. I dislike the GW expansion model.

The main issue of this games lack of popularity is marketing within a saturated limited market.