Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by Onomas

 

Could you explain this please, i seem to have missed that part in my readings of this game.

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The game uses 2 currencies:

1) Silver coins that come from drops and quest rewards.
2) Silver that comes from Gold(bought with real money) conversion and very limited kidnapping. I do not think there is any other way Silver comes into economy.

Thing is, in order to sell or buy something from other players, only Silver currency can be used. Silver coins have very limited use and can get you only very basic stuff, anything better you either need to craft it yourself, buy from other players or get a rare drop.

 You also make a significant amount of unbound silver while your character works in their offline job. 

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Originally posted by BigHatLogan

You also make a significant amount of unbound silver while your character works in their offline job. 

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If you are extremely lucky only and calling it "significant amount" is vastly exaggerated...

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Originally posted by AresPL

depends how long he was working 50L wasnt problem for me at CB1

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The point is, offline jobs providing Silver are very rare, usual pay off is in Silver Coins.

Originally posted by Rilman
I refused to play it because of the hour a day rubbish.

The hour per day won't be in after release. Or, alternatively, if you buy the deluxe edition it also removes it. 

Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by AresPL

depends how long he was working 50L wasnt problem for me at CB1

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The point is, offline jobs providing Silver are very rare, usual pay off is in Silver Coins.

whatever You are smoking You should throw it away, only in clan maps there is small amount of places for which You get moneys on other theres a lot

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Originally posted by Magnum2103
Deep... maybe?  The combination of poor tutorials, horrible translation, and massive amounts of fedex quest missions make this a nightmare to get started in.  Seriously spent 3 hours in this game running back and forth and only killed a couple of boars and wolves, and that's following the quests they gave me to do.  I didn't experience any ganking or PvP with my new character though.  Still, I'm not waiting several hours for a game to get good or reading through mountains of information online to make the game playable for me.  If you introduce radically new systems, you really ought to do a good job of explaining them.

Maybe hope (I'm doubtful though) they go through all the dialogue and text in the game and do a massive overhaul of it and add a completely new tutorial that makes sense and spends the appropriate amount of time explaining each new concept in the game and come back and play the game then, but right now I can't recommend it unless you have a lot of time on your hands to figure out everything that is going on in this MMO.

I realize it's a sandbox MMO and you can do whatever you want, but I need to know what is available for me to do and how to at least get started in doing it.

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My EXACT experience... Spent 3 hours doing Fedex quests and said this is for the birds and uninstalled. I may have put up with them if the combat wasn't so disconnected and delayed... And no, do not link that PvP YouTube video of the combat as it doesn't make the combat look any better...

Originally posted by fldash

 

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Originally posted by Magnum2103
Deep... maybe?  The combination of poor tutorials, horrible translation, and massive amounts of fedex quest missions make this a nightmare to get started in.  Seriously spent 3 hours in this game running back and forth and only killed a couple of boars and wolves, and that's following the quests they gave me to do.  I didn't experience any ganking or PvP with my new character though.  Still, I'm not waiting several hours for a game to get good or reading through mountains of information online to make the game playable for me.  If you introduce radically new systems, you really ought to do a good job of explaining them.

 

Maybe hope (I'm doubtful though) they go through all the dialogue and text in the game and do a massive overhaul of it and add a completely new tutorial that makes sense and spends the appropriate amount of time explaining each new concept in the game and come back and play the game then, but right now I can't recommend it unless you have a lot of time on your hands to figure out everything that is going on in this MMO.

I realize it's a sandbox MMO and you can do whatever you want, but I need to know what is available for me to do and how to at least get started in doing it.

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My EXACT experience... Spent 3 hours doing Fedex quests and said this is for the birds and uninstalled. I may have put up with them if the combat wasn't so disconnected and delayed... And no, do not link that PvP YouTube video of the combat as it doesn't make the combat look any better...

So you spent 3 hours running FedEx quests when you could have run the guide quests upto choosing a school and then doing spy jobs, kidnapping etc, or learnt gathering and crafting skills, Any game is rubbish if you just deliver stuff.

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Originally posted by AresPL

whatever You are smoking You should throw it away, only in clan maps there is small amount of places for which You get moneys on other theres a lot

 

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You understand the difference between Silver and Silver Coins, right..?

Originally posted by Mardukk
I think its a combination of depth a poor "tutorial" and bad translation. The tutorial really fails to even tell you the game basics. Not to mention everything seems to have a chinese name which can be tough to distinguish and or remember. Im still on the fence on this game. Maybe when the one hour play restriction is lifted I'll be less irritated with the game and give it more of an extended chance..

 Although the game has translation issues throughout it. So at times there will be questions asked. With the ability to properly read mission objectives and following the 5-10 minute guide in the beginning you should be able to grasp a basic understanding of  crafting, manfacturing, and combat skills.

 In addtion there are quite a few things that the game doesn't teach you. For instance Weiqi (GO Chess) will take some time for the player to pick up and learn properly. Things such as procing rare items through manufacturing aren't discussed but are mentioned through advanced processing of materials.

 All-in-All I believe that Age of Wushu gives the player ample info in the beginning to get them on their feet. It just requires that said player to actually read the tutorials instead of skipping them and getting into the world as fast as possible.

- Ginsuo

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Originally posted by AresPL

offline job=VIP, no VIP= no moneys from offline understand?

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Everyone gets an offline job if one is available, regardless of VIP status...

Originally posted by Khondor
I've been playing for three straight days and have yet to be ganked in this game.

Don't you worry your time will come... 

Originally posted by PieRad

I see a lot of threads about this game lately... So it kinda made me interested.

 

But I'd just like to know if the game really have a lot of depth, since people keep asking how to do stuff, or if it's just that everything is a mess.

I've been wondering the same thing. I tried to play late at night and thought "I'm just too tired to understand, so I'd better come back later when I'm fresh."

And then, if this game is that complicated and deep, I don't think I have enough time to figure it all out and be good at the new style of pvp that will be involved. I realized that either way, I don't think I'm going to have time for this. 

I am not hard core, regardless.

But AoW is a beautiful game world, from what little I saw of it in the starter area.

I love this game but I find myself hardly accomplishing much because im so confused on translations and lack of guides. But the community is super nice so far compared to other games and very helpful.  

Prob best to keep this game confusing it keeps the kids and carebears out and keeps for nicer community

Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by AresPL

offline job=VIP, no VIP= no moneys from offline understand?

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Everyone gets an offline job if one is available, regardless of VIP status...

But only VIP gets extra unbound silver from offline jobs and kidnaps.

Originally posted by Grable

Originally posted by Gdemami

 

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Originally posted by AresPL

offline job=VIP, no VIP= no moneys from offline understand?

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Everyone gets an offline job if one is available, regardless of VIP status...

But only VIP gets extra unbound silver from offline jobs and kidnaps.

You get a little unbound for kidnapping but mostly just a few wen, i never got unbound for offline jobs as non vip so i assume thats true.