Welcome to the club

Ouch.

Originally posted by ImixZinz

For a second there i thought that girl was gunna take a dump in the dirt....

Definately brightened up my day :)

Hear hear!

I agree with you.

Wicked, see you in-game :)

Well, I started playing a week or so ago and have had no problems finding people willing to help. One person actually took me on a tour of one of the main cities and showed me around. I repeat: Excellent community!

Heya

Well, after playing GW and WoW for too many years, I'm finding this game to be a breath of fresh air and quite fun to boot. Excellent community with a brilliant crafting system. You get to put together your own spells too.

It's not a shop game where the power of you character is determined by the amount of RL money you have.

Hmm...

Yea, it's a difficult one. Finding a decent game which will enthrall you and have a vibrant RP community to boot...

*Shrugs*

My 2moons experience:

Downloaded and installed the game, played for 5 minutes, uninstalled the game.

My Archlord experience:

See above.

I think character customisation is an important part of an mmo, especially if you rp.
But keeping on topic here, yea - the game lacks.

Have you had a go at Ryzom?

I am particularly enjoying the lore and story line, and very easy to RP.
They have a unlimited trial where you get to explore the starting island.

Edit: Unlimited (You can only skill up to level 20)

Originally posted by vaizard

uhm. Did you hear it in this thread?

http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.html?topicId=676767798&postId=6561992122&sid=1#156

"We're actually going to change how PvP is done and instead go with Dance Offs.

Players will be able to do 1 v 1, 3 v 3 and 5 v 5 dance offs. Or entire guilds could choose their top 20 for the epic dance off in an arena of their choice.

Winners get cool new light up shoes and feathers for their hair. In the 20 v 20 winning guilds will get light up dance necklaces."

Mwhahaha!

Brilliant!

Great review!

The wrist rest is a nice addition to the pad as the first ones that came out were without it.

Me please :)

And thank you!

Yea, get the trial and give it a bash, it couldn't hurt

I have to agree completely, the quest systems really do kill that 'Sense of adventure'. The quest log spoon feeds you all the information you need to complete the quest; followed by grinding until you have the 100 stacks of meaningless items that have a drop rate of 0.1/1000.

And then comes the XP... utterly crap.

Here's an idea for you, a game that has no xp-till-next-level; no xp bar and no xp for killing a creature. Instead, you get 10 or 20 epic quests that throws you into a world of adventure... sweaty palms, jumping out of your chair-type quests. Once the adventure, not quests - has been completed... walla - level up!

Hopefully one day.