This might be THE mmorpg

[PureNubb]

Played loads of mmo in the past although the genra is dying, but i think this might be the one. the one and only mmorpg i'll play for the next decade. what do you guys think? im a casual gamer, low spender but active.

[Kyutaru]

Originally posted by PureNubb:

low spender

Nope.

[dsdsds]

es el indicado

[Kerpal]

Nope. because it´s hardly pay2win.

A player who find out how much pay2win in T&L really is:

If I dedicated 12 hours a day, 7 days a week I will be able to compete vs a guy playing 1-2 hours a day, with a girlfriend, social life, big house, nice cars! LEZZZGOOOO!

[Vietrak]

Yeah, same but I am littlebit scared by the p2w mechanics. If it not will be much agressive I will stay for long time probly. This mmo is really amazing. I am very looking forward what devs bring in future :))

[Kerpal]

Originally posted by Vietrak:

Yeah, same but I am littlebit scared by the p2w mechanics. If it not will be much agressive I will stay for long time probly. This mmo is really amazing. I am very looking forward what devs bring in future :))

Just watch this video. It helps you maybe spending to much time into the wrong game because this game is hardly pay2win:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SzGBSZ5XAU&t=407s

[Stoowox]

I've played (tried, not grinded all of them lol) over 75 mmos since Tibia 1996 and I don't think this is The One, but I think there's a lots of good things here. I'll take what this mmo gives and disappears when it stop making sense (like Lost Ark end game made no sense to me but I've got 200h of fun everywhere else in this world).

The music, graphics and controls are good, that alone can keep a casual player immersed enough to put lots of hours. Consoles players will love this mmo with full controller support. I give this game 3 months (grind is time gated/make no sense) to 3 years (grind makes sense and have purpose).

Ashes of Creation save us all please.

[Aldain]

The MMO as a genre has the problem imo of not having evolved in any substantial way over the years. It's insanely formulaic, but it also pretty much has to be because MMOs as a genre are a high risk endeavor so taking a chance on something different is a comical gamble.