At first it looked promising and have potential... but found a few problems with it.That is MY opinion. If you don't like it, well hate me and yell at me all you want. I'm not taking them back that easily.
- Camera controls are difficult to use while controlling the character and attacking at the sametime.
- Controls are basically WoW like I believe, which is confusing but more advance, for example the combat system.
- Not for laptop users, need a gaming desktop to play this game, which won't be able to get anytime soon; recommend using a controller too instead of keyboard.
- Really best for hardcore players, period.
Everything felt so... cliche and typical with a game set in the medieval/roman/viking time/setting. When it comes to MMORPGs... best to leave it to the stats instead of adding RPG elements in a MMO. I see what they're trying to do... but... just isn't worth $50-60 + monthly fee for that game, unless you're a died hard WoW fan, and can actually afford to play that game. I feel they tried a bit too hard into making this game...
Do find it nice that jumping is a function, really love that, and not an animation/show. Also liked how you could climb ladders, which is a feature I've been wanting in many MMOs. Even have a few voices in the game, which does give it some feeling... but I got mix feelings on it.
Everything is... basically I believe Antilia can do better than Tera and other MMOs out there.
Seeing armor/outfits in mainstream MMORPGs like WoW and Perfect World are just... typical and cliche and not at all interesting. They don't start from plain/starter armor to epic design, just goes from semi-epic to epic design. Nothing new, interesting, or motivating to get better looking armor.
In summary, mix feelings on the game, but recommend to hardcore players and not casual low-core players, like me who only play it because it's fun and not to show off skill/armor/weapon like a jerk who owns the game.
Keep us proud,
Blue Sly (Aka LongSly)
June 21, 2012
Tried the Demo of Tera Online, Mix Feelings
This was a message I sent to Jeff, who is a chief developer, in Antilia.
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50-60 a month? Holy...yeah, even if I had a hardcore gaming rig, I wouldn't play that game. I'd stick to what I got, or get something else to play.
ReplyDeleteNo, $50-60 purchase fee plus a mothly fee starting at $15 (It's a MMORPG).
DeleteStill wouldn't play it....lol
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