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Massively Speaking Episode 185: Bree-to-play
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Reader Comments (2)
Posted: Nov 8th 2009 8:27PM Addfwyn said
My problem with Aion is there didn't seem to be enough railroading, a lot of times I felt kinda stranded in areas without any real guide as to where I was "supposed to be".
Posted: Nov 8th 2009 9:00PM (Unverified) said
On one hand, I don't want to be told, "THIS IS WHERE YOU MUST GO NEXT, YOU HAVE NO SAY." But on the other, I don't want to just be left wondering what the hell I'm supposed to be doing and if I'm in the right place. I think it's good that the player has options, but that game somehow tells the player - via quest chains or what have you - what those options are so that they can choose accordingly.