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This seems pretty appealing, so I had a few questions, if anyone was able to answer: -Is there any overworld to speak of? Or is the entire game just a town with lots of dungeons? Or is it like different towns that "click to teleport to" and go to their dungeons? -Are all the quests pretty generic "tasks" of "collect x whatevers"? One video I saw seemed to bring back horrible WoW / EQ flashbacks, like needing 5 of such, but there's only 2 spawn points. Plus, competition for it. -Speaking of the quests - for the ones like those that are annoying, are most pretty passable? Or are they the main source of exp / gear? -Do we know what the F2P model is like yet?
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Bashez posted:Just one town and a dude that takes you to the other dungeons, as far as I'm aware. Thanks! That's what I figured. That's all good though. I wonder if it'll ever get semi-EQ like, with people setting up camp for an area to grind out mobs for exp. Hate to keep bombarding you - but what the hell is forging? Or just the 2 sentence explanation or whatever. Game sites are blocked at work, or I'd google it. I'm also curious about how the multi-classing works, but it didn't seem like people really got into it much yet. I figure it won't be too long after release until there are guides out there telling you how to not gimp your toon, and the order to make this-or-that in. It's sounding like Soul Rank will be good enough to keep you from wanting to kill yourself if you want to reroll. The game seems to start out so difficult, that I wonder if everyone shouldn't start a warrior to easy-mode for a bit, then die/delete him and come back as what class you really wanted.
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Richard M Nixon posted:Maybe I've never worked in a large corporate environment so I just don't get the challenges involved, but I would expect a bunch of well paid degree-holding individuals at a well-known corp to be able to handle their affairs much better than what we've seen here. I can't speak for SoE, but I'm a software developer, who's worked at both big and small companies. At the big ones, the 6-figure developers who actually do work and know what needs to happen are usually told to STFU and they're not "team players" when they express concern that goes against what the 8-layers of management who have amazing backgrounds in things like "Excel" and degrees like "MBA" want to do (which is really just the guy at the top and 7 yes men). On a side note, today I started a new job at a start-up...
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Pity bump, since it's being shut down. This was actually THE oldest thread in the forum.
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