So, I farmed my herbs, made my poison, setup my stall, sold some stuff, robbed some guild escort carts, did some duels and a few arena challenges. Time for Friday night fun!

I wanted to mix it up a bit, so instead of hanging around the main city, I went to the city where the first forbiden instance is, figured I'd kill some pve'rs  I killed one, then another. This guy came at me two more times. After the third he issued a warrent. W/e right? I kill a couple more, and out of no where I get an team inv, then a message from Empress Wu. 

I heard someone mention her earlier today. She's the top constable, captured 30 people or so. I didn't respond figured see may be able to track me or something. She pm'd me one more time asking "Are you there" I just killed another. Let the cat and mouse begin 

Originally posted by bcbully

So, I farmed my herbs, made my poison, setup my stall, sold some stuff, robbed some guild escort carts, did some duels and a few arena challenges. Time for Friday night fun!

 

I wanted to mix it up a bit, so instead of hanging around the main city, I went to the city where the first forbiden instance is, figured I'd kill some pve'rs  I killed one, then another. This guy came at me two more times. After the third he issued a warrent. W/e right? I kill a couple more, and out of no where I get an team inv, then a message from Empress Wu. 

 

I heard someone mention her earlier today. She's the top constable, captured 30 people or so. I didn't respond figured see may be able to track me or something. She pm'd me one more time asking "Are you there" I just killed another. Let the cat and mouse begin 

 

 

Originally posted by bcbully
There was 50 liang bounty issued after the warrent, that's about 5 times the normal bounties. I must pissed someone off good 

Hey, if you're gonna do it, might as well do it right.  :-)

Originally posted by birdycephon
Just stay away from Jimming Posthouse unless you want that bounty collected.

Will do. I'm not one of those bold killers. I jump of roofs, and land on people riding horses. If you put up too much of a fight, I'll run. 

Empress Wu is a machine.

I constantly see

Empress Wu captured X. Like a chinese Bat Man - Zoro wushu cross breed.

Originally posted by GrayKodiak

Empress Wu is a machine.

I constantly see

Empress Wu captured X. Like a chinese Bat Man - Zoro wushu cross breed.

Lmao. Don't think I've ever seen her. I think I'm going to look for her today. From a roof-top ofcourse lol.

For what it's worth, bcbully, I really enjoy reading about your adventures in Wushu, keep 'em coming. :) I just like games where players can make a name for themselves, be it fame or infamy!

I'm trying to decide whether to just wait for the EU beta/launch or go ahead and at least try the schools in the US beta.

I don't mean to go off topic, but as a new player I'm having difficulty finding out any information on who to be wary of.

I assume the information is in the color of the Player's name or in the myriad of ironcs by their name that Ive no idea what they might mean.

Enjoying the game -despite not havent felt like this much of a noob in a game in years, lol.

Its a cool game with some interesting mechanics that are a bit different. Enjoying my time right now also..

A wanted man myself right now. Somebody sent me random team invite. Declined!

Originally posted by tom_gore
I like it. At the current state the game isn't polished enough for me, but I will definitely try it out once the EU launch happens.

Just out of curiosity: what do you mean by polish?

If you mean the translations, I'd agree that AoW needs a lot of more polish before being ready to release. It's a shame they haven't done anything about this since it gives a really sloppy impression - especially when you just start playing, the horrible Engrish text just adds to the confusion and makes the game feel cheap.

But when it comes to the actual gameplay, graphics, animations, content and systems in place, I think AoW is more polished and fleshed-out than many current games, released or not. It's extremely well optimized, the models and animations are high quality, the world is immersive and well-designed (you can fly/jump to most places and use your imagination when fighting, hunting or being hunted). Very few glitches, hickups, serious bugs, missing features, etc.

Originally posted by Biskop

Originally posted by tom_gore
I like it. At the current state the game isn't polished enough for me, but I will definitely try it out once the EU launch happens.

Just out of curiosity: what do you mean by polish?

If you mean the translations, I'd agree that AoW needs a lot of more polish before being ready to release. It's a shame they haven't done anything about this since it gives a really sloppy impression - especially when you just start playing, the horrible Engrish text just adds to the confusion and makes the game feel cheap.

But when it comes to the actual gameplay, graphics, animations, content and systems in place, I think AoW is more polished and fleshed-out than many current games, released or not. It's extremely well optimized, the models and animations are high quality, the world is immersive and well-designed (you can fly/jump to most places and use your imagination when fighting, hunting or being hunted). Very few glitches, hickups, serious bugs, missing features, etc.

Yeah the systems are polished enough to not wipe.

I would like to see a lot more smoothing of edges of the enviorment. There are still "rough edges," like edges of roofs and walls. You can kinda get caught on them when jumping around. 

Originally posted by Biskop

Originally posted by tom_gore
I like it. At the current state the game isn't polished enough for me, but I will definitely try it out once the EU launch happens.

Just out of curiosity: what do you mean by polish?

If you mean the translations, I'd agree that AoW needs a lot of more polish before being ready to release. It's a shame they haven't done anything about this since it gives a really sloppy impression - especially when you just start playing, the horrible Engrish text just adds to the confusion and makes the game feel cheap.

But when it comes to the actual gameplay, graphics, animations, content and systems in place, I think AoW is more polished and fleshed-out than many current games, released or not. It's extremely well optimized, the models and animations are high quality, the world is immersive and well-designed (you can fly/jump to most places and use your imagination when fighting, hunting or being hunted). Very few glitches, hickups, serious bugs, missing features, etc.

Yes I mean exactly the texts, etc. Plus hopefully the game will have more character customization choices at launch. I found the ones in the beta quite lacking.

Graphically it looked ok and performance was pretty good too.