Is This Game Worth Starting?

[Frankie]

I am looking for an MMO to play and am wondering if this game could be the one. I was looking at this and DDO (Dungeons and Dragons Online). Add me if you wanna play together.

[Lostac]

This is one of the most beautiful games to start with as a newbie.

Although right now you'll probably be venturing solo for the most part of your early levels(sadly).

The salt and hate starts when you look into this game more seriously.

[TwoTonTuna]

I haven't played DDO, but Tree of Savior can be hit-or-miss depending on your tastes.

- Tree of Savior is a free to play game, so you can waste a couple hours seeing if the art and gameplay is for you. Ignore all the popups, stats, alerts and goings-on around you and just follow the quest markers.

- It has a ton of replayability thanks to all the classes and class combinations available (see the skill simulator at tos.guru) The latest patch (Re:build) has made all the classes viable for casual play, even if you ignore the meta builds.

- Gameplay is casual-friendly. You can solo quests and farm on open fields/dungeons. You can co-op instanced dungeons. Can't give an informed opinion about pvp/gvg because I don't pvp much

- You can pay to win if you are so inclined. Either buy powerful equipment via the premium packages or buy tokens used for premium subscriptions and sell them on the open market for in-game currency.

- Or you can just buy a monthly premium subscription and grind things out. You can play the game just fine with basic equipment, which means you don't really need to pay to win if you just want to have casual fun.

[Frankie]

The game has pay to win stuff? That kinda sucks.

[TwoTonTuna]

Originally posted by Professor Tomoe:

The game has pay to win stuff? That kinda sucks.

a-yup. No way to deny pay-to-win here https://treeofsavior.com/page/news/view.php?n=1622

The "Wake Up Growth" package is basically a high-end weapon that grows in strength as you level. It's not so bad since you can buy equivalent weapons on the market, but the really OP stuff comes with the high-end upgrades and OP recovery potions.

You don't need these packages for casual play, but it's just bonkers unfair for those seeking to engage in competitive play.

[TwoTonTuna]

Originally posted by THE FUN ENDS HERE:

Originally posted by Kodesh:

a-yup. No way to deny pay-to-win here https://treeofsavior.com/page/news/view.php?n=1622

The "Wake Up Growth" package is basically a high-end weapon that grows in strength as you level. It's not so bad since you can buy equivalent weapons on the market, but the really OP stuff comes with the high-end upgrades and OP recovery potions.

You don't need these packages for casual play, but it's just bonkers unfair for those seeking to engage in competitive play.

That weapon you're whining about is trash. You can't buy equivalent items on the market because the stuff on the market has stats.

The "Wake Up Growth" package is basically a high-end weapon that grows in strength as you level. It's not so bad since you can buy equivalent weapons on the market, but the really OP stuff comes with the high-end upgrades and OP recovery potions.[/b]

[zirxa]

its a great game as noob, but after you get you a pro, game is boring, saddly be solo most of the time... i personally liked it, BUT i wish the bring SOS back, best game EVER!!

[darkdrow12]

its a fun game, give it a try!

[Frankie]

From what I've heard I probably won't. But if anyone has any other MMO suggestions for me to try out add me lol

[Detrian]

Well, a friend and I picked this game up a couple days ago. I dunno about that Growth Pack but because we were new players, we were able to participate in an event that gives you items as you level up. First we got 3 really powerful accessories, soon as we hit level 50 we got some absurdly strong weapons that can murder any enemy our level in one or two hits and we still have more boxes to open at like level 150+ and 200+.

Granted, all the OP gear we are getting can only be used for 30 days but it feels like we'll have more than enough time to get at least one character in a very good position to support/fund any other characters we might want to play.