Comments from other members who rated Fiesta Online

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x10122007 writes: Pros: *nice, clean scenery *not difficult to learn Cons: *almost no character customization *generally negative and immature community *unbalanced *overly focused on cash shop items to a detrimental extent *almost no enforcement of rules *general lack of concern for or interest in the community at large The game features glitches that have been around since before I began playing. They are merely ignored when some of them could be fixed rather easily I should think. Most of the gamers are immature and obsessed only about leveling which has lead to a negative environment and a lot of butt kissing and plvling. However, there are some good people there beyond the shadow of a doubt, they are just difficult to find. Sun Aug 23 2009 4:28AM

little_faz writes: Not a bad free MMO, I just didn't find myself enjoying it. Thu Aug 06 2009 1:24AM

Nurabutt writes: The graphics and sound are Ok at best. The annoying community and lack of fun drag it down even further. Sun Jun 21 2009 12:11AM

silenos writes: Fiesta is one of the best MMOs i've ever played and it's a free MMO with large population! with max effects and antialiasing, the graphics is pretty good. there are lots of quests in the game at later levels and even kingdom quests that make leveling much easier! people are very friendly and helpful, i've found many good friends here. the selling / buying system is awesome, all the characters are fun to play. it's not that hard to earn money (quests help a lot), i don't have to grind for hours if i have to buy something! you can make your own upgrade stones, potions and scrolls that can help you level! very good and fun game! (: sorry for my bad english! Tue Jun 09 2009 11:55AM

M03BIUS writes: Fun2play+Free2play=w00t Thu May 21 2009 1:45PM

Emver writes: This is a really good game until you hit higher levels, at thehigher levels there is nothing to do but either grind, do repeatable quests or do kingdom quests and that really takes away all the fun. Outspark are just in it for the money and dont care about players or the game itself. Sat Apr 18 2009 4:18PM

Frostbite05 writes: Not bad for a f2p. Loads of quests and stuff to do Tue Oct 14 2008 12:56PM

Jefferson81 writes: This game is garbage and I hate myself for having wasted a month on it but now I know at least. The good looking graphics will have you hooked for a month or more but the gameplay will turn out to be one rotten tomato. Fri Oct 03 2008 9:07AM

akorean writes: Still need a little work but they just moved there servers and got a new Launcher so there working out the bugs. Thu Sep 18 2008 11:59AM

XEyeSpyX writes: My first post in this community is not a very positive one. The only reason I feel the need to voice my thoughts and experience here would be for feedback to the developers and staff of this game. So if it's un-welcomed - please ignore and go about your day. This will certainly be my only post here. As an avid gamer and game reviewer over the past 14 years, I've experienced a wide variety of communities, but nothing as lacking as this one. I must say that there is a massive difference in community behavior considering my last game played and reviewed was Lord of the Rings, where community interaction is respectful, mature, and helpful. I am not used to such a disregard for "newbies" who are learning the ropes of the game. I have to say that rating wise, this game has absolutely, without any good opposition to the opinion, earned a one on a scale of ten. It's atrocious. I ended up spending about 30 minutes downloading updates. I found it rather irritating that after downloading a very large file, I was forced to download yet even more. The "updates" could have been patched into the original download so that joining members would simply only have to download the game, and maybe ONE update. However, that's my complaint with a lot of gaming companies out there, so I will say that it's worth mentioning, but it's certainly not why I give this game a great big raspberry. To start, I logged into the game and chose from a whopping three hair styles and colors. May I asked why the face feature is even present if you cannot pick a different face? I was very disappointed in this since the advertisement that drew me to this game claimed how customization of characters was "to my liking". I see no diversity in the selection, and I know no one who is pleased with looking just like 25% of the rest of the playing community. I had four classes to chose from, two genders and three hair styles and hair colors to pick from. Given the odds of who else has chosen my exact make-up in character appearance, I can understand clearly how I would run into a group of people and have difficulty seeing "me" easily. There's only about 20,000 other games on-line who look almost exactly like myself. This would be acceptable if I were not drawn in by a rather misleading photo of diversely customized characters. I understand that things like the outfits may be bought items or quest items, but hair and face should be a given and plenty of options should be available. If anyone doubts my "claims" - I've provided a screen shot on what I am speaking about: [IMG]http://i521.photobucket.com/albums/w338/eyespydesigns2/fiesta1.jpg[/IMG] Moving on, the topic above was a minor disappointment that I could work past. However, the community was the final straw for me. After I created my character and logged into the actual game, the FIRST thing that plagued my screen was a persistent, never ending, spam of BUY GOLD - BUY GOLD - BUY GOLD - BUY GOLD - BUY GOLD .... etc... I spent the first five minutes of my gaming experience trying to teach myself how to mute or block the offending spammer, and then trying to REPORT the spammer, as I would assume gold sales is a violation of TOS and I'm always for reporting that sort of offense. It literally destroys and detracts from a game when you experience this nuisance. However, the report said it was unable to send a report because there is no chat log. Beautiful. I can't even report the offense, and if I could, I wouldn't have known it because I couldn't ASK anyone how to A) block the annoying person, or B) ask how to get a chat log to send in my report because the spammer was spamming so fast and so much that I couldn't even see if anyone else was speaking around me. Moving on - I finally figured out how to block the spammer, and was on my way to figuring out how to move. After I found that I needed to press ENTER key to utilize my WASD buttons for moving, I then got stumped on how to get a 360º view of my environment. I was seemingly stuck running either facing away from my screen and right towards my screen, but never really seeing what was around me. I then figured out that I could hold down the right mouse button and press W button to run while seeing my environment fully and in a 360º view. I was pleased with that. So I carried on to complete my tutorial process. I completed it, and started off to learn how to kill things, but quickly found that people would randomly run up to whatever I was working on killing, and kill my kill, leaving me with no experience, no drops, nothing but about 2 minutes of my time wasted. I expect this from time to time as immature and inconsiderate gamers are in every MMO (yes, even in LOTRO there's one every now and again), but every STEP I took was an inconsiderate and immature gamer. This alerted me almost immediately that my gaming environment consisted of a bunch of teenagers who are out on summer vacation. It was at this point that I threw my hands up in the air and gave up my attempt to like this game. I will not suggest it to anyone, nor will I be returning to this game. I'm sure most members of that game (and their staff) are thinking "Good riddance" to such a negative review, but this is the facts and nothing more. I've not embellished anything to dramatize it up in my favor. I've simply stated what my true and factual experience was on my first day, in the first 20 minutes. I don't know rather to sarcastically state a bravo to the community for successfully running off potential gamers who are looking for a fun new game, or to say I am sorry to the devs and staff for having to put up with such an unruly group of people. But ultimately, they get what they allow, and if they allow people to spam/flood without consequence (flood controls not coded into the chat obviously), then their community is going to get the short end of the stick. I'm sorry that I never got a real chance to like this game. It looked interesting, and I'm sure has some very attractive features. However, with the very large and rather "in your face" drawbacks standing in the way, I just never saw past those cons to get to the pros. Unfortunately, I will not be able to list anything positive about my gaming experience in my review of this game. Good luck to OutSpark on improving the problems, if they ever intend to. Bottom Line Drawbacks: • Extremely Limited Character Appearance Options. • Overwhelming number of gold spammers that take over your chat the instant you sign on. • Very immature community with limited option to learn the game ins and outs. • Tutorial was very "skim the surface". • Frustrating after the first 10 minutes. Mon Jul 28 2008 12:22PM

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