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Massively Speaking Episode 185: Bree-to-play
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Reader Comments (7)
Posted: Sep 15th 2009 10:01AM Aganazer said
Anyway, its not a bad game but with no character development choices and forced PvP its not my bag. I never really liked the art style either. I tried my best to make an older looking character and about a 21 year old is about as close as I could get. Of course I had no problem making a teenage transvestite though so its not a complete loss. :)
Posted: Sep 15th 2009 10:28AM Tom in VA said
Not to steal any thunder from Aion, but I really wish NCSoft would throw a rez in Tabula Rasa's direction.... It just seems a shame to have so much game just sitting idle in the ether, as it were. : /
Posted: Sep 15th 2009 10:33AM (Unverified) said
Or didn't you play long enough to actually start seeing the stigmas? Maybe you are used to WoWs talent trees, but you have to admit that most of the things you pick in the talent trees are neglible or filler for those few good things you pick
AIONS stigmas are all brand new attacks, some benefit pvp others pve and even castle seiges.
Posted: Sep 15th 2009 10:54AM Aganazer said
Its good in a way because no one can screw up their character. Its also bad in a way because it makes every very samey. Everyone in a class has the same powers and abilities and the same base attributes.
I could go on about how Sigils are just gear and how limited the options are when it comes to manastones and godstones, but those aren't a replacement for what I am looking for anyway.
Like I said, its not a bad game, just not my bag.
Posted: Sep 15th 2009 11:57AM Dranaerys said
Stigma system is young, theres some promise there, but its nowhere near the polish of WoW's system, even if it is trying to merge the talent and inscription systems into one.
Posted: Sep 15th 2009 3:11PM TheJackman said
Posted: Sep 15th 2009 3:30PM Macabre 13 said
We're certainly seem far more casual on this side of the world, but that doesn't mean PvP-centric games don't belong here.
Aion won't de-throne WoW, but whether you like it or not, it will be very successful in the west, no question.