Need bag space? Pay.
Want to win in arena? Pay for stats and access to better skills.
Want to travel faster? Pay for better wings and mounts.
Want to have a pet pick up items for you? Pay.
Want to enjoy the game with friends who paid? Too bad, they have more dungeon attempts than you. Pay.
Want to take it easy as a Free to Play player? You won't be able to compete in ANY PvP or PvE events. Pay.

Slop MMO with hardly any QoL features, no wonder this game died after the first launch. A new server can't hide its numerous flaws. The hours you have to spend as a F2P player just to sniff the feet of those who pay isn't worth your time or effort.

TLDR:
If you're thinking of coming back, DON'T. Aero Tales Online is an egregious joke of an MMO unless you're willing to PAY.

So... the idea in general is not bad... for a mobile game, while i like that it's not a generic auto-play (but it unlocks an auto at level 50), the game is just a spam of monster you kill en masse with aoe skills.

A few things to say:
-The classes are dependant on the gender (not a bad thing but not clarified at the start), so the so called support it's the witch, that means you have to be a female mage.
-Classes don't evolve or split (which isn't a demerit but just weird for a game that looks so much like it's trying to be a 2000's mmo), stats are weirdly simple (str dex int and the extra one that increase mov speed and reduce cc, str for some reason increases the dmg of the mage which i guess it's an excuse to get the boost of hp you need for late game)
-People complained about the mount to be on equipment, and while it's true, the actual trick it's that if you put the equipment on the quickslot so you can mount/unmount using the button you set it up

More annoying things:
-By level 20 or a little more you have skills to complete rotations without using your 1st skill/basic attack again, but the game doesn't let you use the first slot of the quickbar for any other thing (you can't even move the skill from there)
-There is basically no worldbuilding, there is not really a reason for a lot of things, half of the time there is no reason to kill more than "go kill this thing", if you are lucky there is some plot in the "go find this person"
-Some skills look like you channel them since the arrow shows like it's filling but you can shoot it before
-The game has a 100% extra exp, which seems to be an event but it's kinda obvious that is the standard exp disguised so it gives the idea that you should play while the boost is on (and if it's not then the actual grind without the boost would be actually more annoying).

The good thing:
-A good system to do the small events, and register for it, the escape room is actually cool and people communicate which makes it better.

So i will not include the idea of cross-save and how does it works on mobile since it's not relevant here. there are a lot of better mmos on steam even without a lot of people.
So i won't recommend the game at all, but hope that the game at least catch the mobile players since it seems to be more builded for there rather than pc

Installed Aero Tales Online, hit Start, watched GameGuard boot up like it’s the main attraction. The game? MIA.

I just downloaded Aero Tales Online on Steam, clicked Start Game, and got a riveting five‑minute demo of GameGuard,that’s it. No menu, no loading bar, no game; just an anti‑cheat program living its best life while the actual game calls in sick. Fresh install, zero gameplay. Amazing value. Developers: please fix this so new players can, you know, actually play.