This is right, that's why UO died because of the non consensual PvP, oh wait, it was actually the opposite when they released Trammel that killed...
Sir, first, I want to clarify that I didn't call SotA WoW. I never said that. I called it a WoW-like game. I criticize that it is LESS like UO and...
The most important elements that made UO were intense death penalty(full loot), no tab targeting, skill based training, no levels, open world,...
SotA is not feature complete. Those people in the steam community are right to be skeptical. To speak in behalf of those people, it's very...
Sigh, I wish it were that obvious to me.
I appreciate your intention to be thorough, however, I don't appreciate the deceitfulness Taking out of how informative you were about this game,...
Please, enlighten me
I'm not surprised at all. It does say alot of the efforts of the dev team to make it look like another generic MMORPG. Great job!
Okay ma'am, what is playing field for you then?
I'm happy with what I heard on the Starr's NBNN Interview. It's not UO skilling but sounds like close enough. I'm satisfied, and I want to thank...
So my post got deleted. Let's try this again. To OP, when we talk about playing field we talk about skillful PvP, some rewards, some recognition....
To OP: Yes it will. Save yourself those $$$. I went ahead without much research and spent it. Then had that terrible surprise. Then said f@#$ it...
This argument is like saying, there should be no game so people can't cheat on it. Other example, there should be no marriage, so gay people can't...
It must be really hard to find MMO with no crosshair system.
LOL, mana regen? We don't have mana. This game is way too unique and original for mana. Mana is for lame games like WoW. We have a focus!! (mana/stam)
Did anyone find you already?
And here I thought this was a thread about Orcs
I have to disagree with you. The repetition for skill points that you mention has nothing to do with anything because the difficulty can be set...
I like FRAPS.
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