This is intentional of course because data mining shows that on average, a gamer spends 6 months on an mmo (average) and also for the ones that stay longer, the same mining shows that the longer duration gamers are more likely to spend money in the first 6 months of play. Which in turn means nothing to aim for, nothing to gain kudos from your peers, that you have endured good content, just that inane banter that you wonder what plum or blader will be like, and whether it will be premium or free. What i didn't like: The pve is generic and dire, everyone knows what i mean by this, so don't make me elaborate on it. Combat is dynamic and fluid, i thought i would hate it but actually it works really well, the combo system is intuitive and you feel you are rewarded by choosing the right skills. Let's crack on with the positives: Character creator is very good, if you're the type that spends hours on dolly dressup on newgrounds, you will love it. Actually, it is really hard to review a mmo because the experience you expect is subject to what is delivered and what you are used to, or the mmo you just came from. Yes that first statement is a slight but a justified one. Yes that first statement is a slight but a justified one.Īctually, it is Hina beauty sim, or Black desert online in the new mmo by Daum.
Hina beauty sim, or Black desert online in the new mmo by Daum.
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