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The team from The Chronicles of Spellborn have updated their MMORPG.com blog with an overview of the Scroll 5: A Helping Scythand update.
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Without a doubt the best MMO that no-one is playing. I cannot figure out why this game isn't more popular. It's wonderful. 
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I think it IS a great MMO, beautiful, immersive...great art design and sound. I think the problem lies in that there is nothing to do BUT fight and maybe some crafting. You do level with a story, but I felt like I was on a train track, even though that train was fun. I will bet that by this time next year they will have added something like housing and mounts to the game and given it more meat. I really like it, but I just wanted it to have a little more to do, you know?
Beau
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It has the potential to be a great game, but it's like someone said in the comments for the article: it's feels too much like you're paying to play an alpha. In some ways it's blatant that the things that should've been done haven't been - like code optimization. This game runs as smooth as glass on my mid range P4 computer, but can barely climb above 15 fps in cities on my Quad core - there's no excuse for that. I check in on it from time to time and I'm glad that they're continuing to fix and tweak the things that need it, but I still don't see it as a subscription-worthy game. |
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Sorry. This game is nothing like an alpha. Even mentioning that it's like such just proves you are clueless as to what an alpha is, or even a beta. Because this game is in neither state. This game has the content to take you all the way to max level without grinding, which is more than 90% of the games released. In addition, all but few skills work exactly as described, as does the combat. The only thing lacking in this game is a player base, performance tweaks, and more things to do at 50.
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