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The only offline version concerning this game was the character-editor for just doing some experiments before the game was released. But even this would not build characters for you to be used in the game later on (only the presets maybe).
The game is an MMORPG, not a very good one at that, I played it when it came out last year and despised it, I never liked the genre and hoped that maybe this one would change my mind. NOPE. The fact the all MMOs have a microtransaction buisness model is why there will never be an offline mode.
Heres some things about this game you should know.
1- the community is cancerous and will attack for anything.
2-The character customization, though looking good is very limmited in its execution.
All classes are genderlocked, and you can't make characters look different than the presets.for example: If you make a wizard, it will always look like an old man.
3 If you are getting the game souly for the customization, dont. Buy Skyrm and get the Racemenu mod, it is 1000x better and you don't have to buy an in game currence to complete the game 100%
-F*ck MMORPGs I am glad its a dying genre
Last weekend I became a victim of karmabombing and my karma is massively in the basement, so that I am only attacked and struck down by the NPCs (city guards). No more fun.
I can't understand the players who take advantage of the weaknesses of a game and thus diminish the fun of others.
The development team doesn't seem to want to do anything about it...
So yes, "offline" mode would be actually pretty welcome. Atleast that would be a surefire way to hide irrelevant randos (namely everyone not in buddies), their mounts, wagons and boats.
It's a pity they never released also an offline story-driver spin-off, or "campaign" mode without multiplayer crap tools like "Xing Code" Anti Cheat Rootkit forcibly installed. Like me many users will never play this game in a MMORPG format.
PC version confirmed. Will have single player long campaign, they said...
And this is related. I might check out a new version if it has a true, offline single player campaign.