Lo recomiendo!
A quienes les interesa compartir con amigos, busca una guild que sea activa, que participe en los contenidos competitivos.
Si no te interesa jugar en grupo, entra y disfruta cada detalle, no intentes subir rápidamente, descubrir cada rincón de tree of savior es muy agradable.
El juego se actualiza semanalmente, nuevos contenidos se agregan aproximadamente cada 3 -4 meses. Cambio de episodio y más nivel, 1 vez al año.
PD: Entra en el servidor Klaipeda si eres hispano! y si buscas Guild, busca Tornado o,o/

he jugado desde la primera beta es bueno el juego pero se nota a leguas que Tree of savior tiene un STAFF no profesional, corrupto y claramente injusto con su consumidor

I am one of the most tolerant gamers you will ever meet. I can put up with a great many problems, and it takes a LOT to rattle me or get me upset enough to start complaining or bashing a company beyond a few jokes cracked here and there.

Having said those three things, and having put more than 190 hours into a game that I still do love, and still feel offers an amazing gameplay experience, with today's patch, I can't possibly continue to ignore what's going on here.

IMC you have done all of this:

1) Implement absurd restrictions to try and stop goldsellers and bots which only hurt real players without affecting goldsellers or bots in the slightest. Remember, goldsellers and bots exist for one purpose. To sell game currency, and to cheat their way to get it. They have unlimited time, effort and incentive to dedicate to circumventing your restrictions. Real players don't. They are frustrated. Many have or will simply quit.

2) Set out a release schedule for the game for 3 months staggered early access, and then listened to the community, going back on your plan and instead releasing a one month early access. The servers were not ready. Commander Load Fail crashed things left, right and center all through early access. Now, nearly two months post-launch, the lag is STILL intolerable with no end in sight. Stability isn't even a pipedream at this point, especially for the SEA and SA servers who can barely play the game, because in 2016, it seems that you have contracted with a company who can't even provide basic DDoS protection for your servers.

3) Announced free to play and then pushed it back two weeks because the game wasn't ready. You held multiple 24-hour maintenances to manually accomplish server transfers, a task that other game companies can automate in 10 minutes. When the game still wasn't ready you launched free to play anyway with even more devastating restrictions on free players. The free players came, and the servers crashed, spluttered and crawled again, even harder this time.

4) You launched free to play with all of the restrictions on free players, without any method to let those free players purchase TP to alleviate their restrictions. Now that you have finally released your absurdly overpriced one time DLC packs that BARELY include any TP, about a third of your potential customers have already quit.

5) During this entire time, you have refused to communicate with your player base on ANY level, including issuing cut and paste, irrelevant responses to support tickets, ignoring almost every keystone community issue as if they didn't exist, and issuing patch notes weekly for bug fixes that could have been accomplished by one intern working part time. Are you working on something big? Is there a reason that none of the kToS patches are being pushed here? Do you even PLAN to have the kToS patches applied here? Are you doing ANYTHING? We certainly don't know.

6) You take weekends off in a 24/7 customer service industry, leaving your product non-functional to entire subsets of your (paying) playerbase for DAYS at a time. In any other industry, your company would be bankrupt, shut down, your CEO and anyone in even the most remote position of authority would have their jobs nixed.

7) You FIRED your community manager for doing what she was supposed to do. And you replaced her with a soundless, emotionless void.

8) When paired with all of your other problems, including but not limited to:

bizarre, constant lag, disconnects, abilities misfiring, chat randomly being eaten by the ether (and while we're on the subject, the Orwellian chat filter that would be out of place in a children's game, much less one with blatant sexualization, panty shots and etc.) characters getting stuck, players being unable to get into dungeons, or being kicked out of dungeons once they are, the constant goldseller spam, bots camping high level grinding areas pushing legitimate parties out, world boss monopolization, lack of rewards for pvp, the glitchy market limit system, lack of meaningful rewards for pve (weeks with nothing but talt), class balance issues, item balance issues (arde dagger and cafrisun best in slot for 200 levels for -every- class without fail), the unsustainable economy (~10 high end items with absurdly luck based cost-enterprising, and the diminishing demand/cost for materials, creating a compelling reason for players to buy from goldsellers who are ever-present), poor translation, artificial grind walls and newbie traps, and glaring lack of social features (even a guild requires a rank 7 character to create), and many others I am probably forgetting:

It is clear how you feel about this game. Which is to say that you don't. You have no industry awareness whatsoever, and this is coming from someone who has played numerous F2P games in the past, from the likes of Nexon, Webzen, Aeria and etc., all companies who are notorious for their poor customer service. You somehow manage to project even less of a positive image than they do. Incredibly, this is the first time I have ever actually felt like I enjoyed playing a game more than the developers enjoy making and maintaining it.

So why with all of these issues have I continued to play, and why am I done now? Because no matter how many issues I think the game has, I can deal with them if I believe the developer cares and is working on fixing things. I played FFXIV (the original) which was one of the most poorly received MMOs EVER, because I still liked the core game, and because Square-Enix acknowledged their mistakes and decided to try and fix them.

With the release of these DLC packs for $30 and $35, it is apparent that you believe you deserve the cost of a AAA game for putting forth zero effort. You do not market. You do not improve server stability. You do not communicate with your players. You do not address major game issues. You can't figure out how to implement the purchase of your own cash shop currency. You can't hardly claim overhead worthy of those prices, because you have nothing to show for the fruits of your labor over the last two months. You simply give no ♥♥♥♥♥ about Tree of Savior, beyond hooking the 1% of whales who will pay any amount to rule the roost in a game that is 5% good game, 15% Nostalgia and 80% catastrophe.

So here you go, IMC. You want to know how to take a straw and break a camel's back, and alienate even a calm, loyal player Look at your own actions over the past 60 days.

I'm done, and whether or not the white knights left will rush to defend you against this post is of no concern to me, because I know that even they have their breaking point, and if I'm at this point, I'd imagine it isn't far off.

While the game is fun to play with your friends, there are some issues that would make me not want to play it if I knew then what I knew now. Let me start by saying I love playing this game. I like that vibe you get when you can just AFK and chill out with guild mates and friends. But IMC does not care about you.

First issue:
Because someone else exploited hacked items, the people who ended up with these items were punished without compensation. They confiscated any items crafted with materials made from exploits and hacked items. If your item was made up of 90% legal items and 10% hacked items, you lost the entire item. If you reach out for support, they send you a generic response and tell you they cant help you. However, they told me that for some of my items, I can get them back if I pay them silver. I felt as if I am getting punished for unknowingly crafting with hacked items. For example, Vaivora equipment is extremely rare and expensive to obtain. I had a legitimate Vaivora staff which I made into an Ichor (special term meaning I made it into something that could be put into another staff to share the stats) and placed it in my staff which apparently had been crafted with hacked items. They confiscated the entire item. When I submitted a ticket to ask them what other items they took from me, they refuse to tell me what items because of a security risk. This is my account and I am logging a ticket from my account, but they can just go in and remove items and not even bother to tell me what items were confiscated. This staff alone is fairly expensive in game already from crafting it, enhancing it, transcending it, and having a Vaivora equipment in it.

The progression isnt something you can just grind in a week. There are countless other people who lost other items that probably took a good few months to obtain. IMC sends out the same ticket responses that they are not returning any confiscated items. No compensation, nothing. So if you spent 500m to make your equipment, if 20m of it was hacked materials, you are out 500m when they confiscate it. There are botters here and there and not a single GM in sight. IMC caters to whales, it feels like they dont even care about the rest of their community.

Second Issue:
The game is pretty heavily invested towards whales, though there are a good amount of players who make it without spending money. The game makes some questionable changes as in removing field farming for silver so you have to spend time in game looking for a party who would want you (if you are undergeared, most people are biased) to make any money from Challenge Mode/Singularity. There are multiple ceilings for a new player, but there are still people in the game that would help you.

[Update] https://imgur.com/tSgESdb
They are now trying to extort me, a victim. How the hell do they expect me to get enough to get MY items back?

Me arruino la vida, devuelvanme mis 4000 horas

This game have so much potential but the developer are BAD, anmd i mean it, the gm and staff members are not profesional and they ban you from the game just because they do not like a player, 0 profesional staff and they even make fun of the players base, you want more detail go ahead https://forum.treeofsavior.com/t/i-demand-justice-for-my-ban/400176

They ban you even if you have years playing this game so yeah DO NOT PLAY THIS GAME

I have played this game for more than 2000 hours. I have 2 characters at the current max level and various classes at 250 plus levels.

The game resembles RO, and that is what actually got me started playing. I do not mind the grinding and "no coming back" character stats customization. Here is why this game is bad.

1. Classes are imbalanced. Certain classes are simply useless.
2. PvP is just simply a joke compare to other MMOs.
3. Community is toxic. No one really care about eachother. (there are exceptions). When I say no one, I mean it as you will likely run into unfriendly people than friendly people in the community and within the game.
4. IMC just does not care, each updates they have just becomes another method of milking the last drop outta the limited amount of player they got left. If you go ahead and check the steam chart. This game has a constant drop of player based almost EACH MONTH. For good reasons.
5. AFK Necros are cancerous to the economy, I myself am guilty of running afk necros, and IMC is not doing anything about it.
6. End game is ... wait...what end game??? I mean yes, there are contents such as solmiki etc. but honestly...have you ever played other mmos? TOS endgame is a joke.
7. I am running a GTX1080, and this computer can run For Honor, FFXIV, Black Desert, ETC. at max setting with no problem. Yet this tree of savior game client constantly crashes for no reason. Game lags for no reason, screen freezes up for no reason. etc. I mean enough is enough. The dev team is so incompetent it is starting to make me think if they simply hired the so called dev team from high school avid programmers.

All in all, the game had huge potential to soar so high, but was and still is being driven to the ground. Thus I will not recommend this game to you.

Thank you for taking your time to read this, I hope my experience and comments is helpful to you.

Game has changed too much, and the direction it has taken no longer remain as a reason to stay. The ToS that I enjoyed, fell in love with and idled thousands of hours away on no longer exist. What used to be a game that bring people together and enjoy is merely a pit for the obnoxious rich to flex their E-genitals amidst the salt wars brought about by non other than the developer's incompetency, complacency and inconsistency in handling exploiters and bugs alike.

It has come to a point where the game's survival is adversely influenced to the point where the developer has to actually hesitate in banning an actual exploiter/cheater due to the revenue/income these whales provide.

However, I do understand the developer's pressure to remain relevant as well as bring in income for their investors. Good luck and all the best for the company, and players staying in this sunk-cost fallacy.

Thank you for the memories

Edit:

As for 29 August 2021. Game has received a new equipment and gearing system.
It is exactly a copied-paste version of Lost Ark's system which have proven successful and well received in Korea. Even the new currency system and design of the dailies/weeklies is copied over.

Have to wait and see in future how IMC is going to cuck their player base all over again. Hopefully it does not go about and destroying player's happiness back in 1 loop one way or another. Expect some form of monetization one way or another similar to Lost Ark's. They are probably going to sell upgrading materials in the form of packages or in Letitia Cubes sooner or later. Pray they dont add any more equipment silver sink to fuel the sales of these packages.

As of 21 Nov 2021. Game population is getting lower, many are leaving. Game is simply just not fun

If I could have rate this game anything else asides "Good" or "Bad", I will rate it as "Average"

Here's a quick summary of Pros and Cons:

+ New Gameplay and Control Style
+ Leveling up is challenging (aka no dumb AI)
+ Massive Exploration

- Unhelpful Community, and social is non-existent
- This recent MMO will have equipment durability
- Despite combat update, still few classes viable




+ New Gameplay And Control Style
This game offers you several ways to control characters, you can use Mouse (Point and Click), Keyboard (arrow key), and
even gamepad.

For some classes, such as Wizard and Archer, it's recommended using Mouse because it's easier to target. For Swordsman and Cleric, it's recommended using gamepad or keyboard because of Melee.

I like how good this game it is on implementing these control scheme. And it's the only MMO so far, that won't give me disadvantage for using gamepad -- you can assign up to 40 skills into a gamepad!


+ Leveling up is challenging (aka no dumb AI)
This is a grinding game, period. If you don't like a heavy PvE content game, you won't like this game.

But the difference between this one and others is that, you WILL die while grinding and going through story mode. It gives you challenge, and I like it.

Most of games I played gives players dumb AI on story mode until the endgame content. But this game won't spoil you... oh no. You better prepare.

To me, this is a plus. And I hate fighting against dumb AI until endgame content, it bores me.


+ Massive Exploration
As you explore through story mode, you will notice many maps are not related to story. They are here simply for you to discover and enjoy its gorgeous art.

Sometimes, I like the take time of the grinding and just to do exploration, side quest, and collecting items.

It's like an single player game with a lot of extra content for you to do even you finish the story.


- Unhelpful Community, and social is non-existent
I am going to say it first and foremost. In-game community sucks. Try to ask a question, they tell you to google it!

I have also asked a question on other games too, and they answer me.

If you are expecting a nice and helpful community, you will be extremely disappointed because rarely did people will try to help you.

On top of that, due to the nature of class system. If you want to make a guild, you NEED to pick a Swordsman class and specifically pick Templar when you can pick a new job. This will severely limit your ability on dealing damage, because most of Templar skill is related to Guild function.

As a result, Guild is a lot less than other games, you rarely see Guild is recruiting. If they are, they only recruit top of tops -- you must be close or near max level cap in order to be consider. Otherwise, don't even bother.

This kind of social limitation strongly hurts a MMO games, a LOT.


- This recent MMO will have equipment durability
Do I need to say more? A equipment durability still exists these days. It's extremely annoying. It doesn't add anything to gameplay.

If you plan to play Fencer class, let me warn you that Rapier weapon (Fencer's weapon) has less durability than others.
One way to deal it, is to use player-open repair shop to "over-repair" it, so that you will have more durability than usual.

It's frustrating that I always need to go back to town while exploring maps and immersing myself in gameplay and quest.
It breaks the experience and atmosphere.

- Despite combat update, still few classes viable
Although combat update is an attempt to make more class viable, the only class viable in Swordsman tree is Doppelsoeldner. Hoplite and Cataphract is no longer viable. Peltasta is rarely picked these days because you no longer need taunt and tank at all

At least for Swordsman, variety becomes less.

On top of that, nowadays general recommendation is less CON and ever before, and putting all of your point into either STR and INT. It fails on one purpose game developers trying to achieve in the first place -- putting/encourage more variety in this game.



Overall, my recommendation to this game is neutral. If you can look over bad community, equipment durability and monotone (lack diversity), this game may be for you.

It has great Gameplay and control scheme, massive exploration and challenge AI.


Otherwise, I suggest you to look elsewhere.

Buenas noches Moon