
Originally Posted by
cesmode
I am with the OP. On the fence. Im trying to wrap my head around the fact that this isnt an MMO, persay, where I have quests, lvl cap, gear progression, and endgame raiding/activities. And I am trying to wrap my head around the fact that this isnt Call of Duty where I can sit on a perch and snipe away. I never played Borderlands or firefall. The closest game I can compare with this is mass effect 2 and 3.
While I am very much intrigued, I still have a few concerns:
1.The game population is spread thin across Xbox, PS3 and PC. Aside from the starter one or two zones, how many people are you running into in the mid to end level zones?
2.Simple 'quality of life' features such as personal bank or chat(I know Trion is aware) are missing at launch. Why there is no bank? I have no idea. That, oddly...is sort of a turn off. I dont know why it is such a big deal to me, it just seems like such a simple easy QoL improvement and trion is notorious for their QoL features. I played 1 or 2 hours of beta total, and my inventory was full. Telling me I need to salvage everything I dont want, or run to a merchant?
3.Things to do in 4 or 5 months? Lets say I reach max ego level, and I've done all my story, and I've completed most of the map missions, side missions, hotshots and all of that. What to do? Dungeons, PVP, run of the mill stuff? With Rift Trion was crazy famous for adding in more endgame stuff, more content systems to do like chronicles, instant adventures, etc. Do you think they will do the same here?
Still on the fence. Reading mixed reviews here in the forums. More negative than positive, unfortunately, compared to other recent launches like GW2 and Tera(who had their fair share of bugs and account issues, but there were more people instantly in love with the game). The fact that theres more of a mixed bag of opinion on the game this early compared to those other games at this point, worries me.