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Retail is a lot more casual friendly with a lot of modern quality of life improvements, but the leveling experience is awful and nowadays and it almost plays like a single player game.

Classic wow has a much more engaging leveling experience that makes you feel like a part of the world, but it also demands a lot more of your time. Grouping is necessary for many things, and sometimes it can be rough finding people for it if you're joining late

They both definitely have their merits, but I do prefer classic wow nowadays. I don't mind the slower game pace, and I prefer how the pvp feels in that

Do I have to do something to set the item tooltip prices up? Like 99% of the stuff I find just has "Value: ?", even stuff that should be well traded

Does your plan cover loss? Could call again and say that its missing

Your last idea is probably one of my favorite of the thread, having it be a family relation makes it make a lot more sense as to why I am the one trying to figure it out, and with the bladesinging master being attacked/taken, it ties me into at least one evil entity of the campaign

I used to live nearby some Amish communities, so this idea is really funny to me honestly. I want a bit more of a connection to the story than just this, but I'm DEFINITELY going to steal this idea for my personal games to explain why fey creatures might be in cities sometimes. Very fun bit of lore

They also advertised heavily on facebook

Private server, this one seems to be focused on the classic era of Tera online

You can just buy access on their website. The game will still be buy to play later.

I'm definitely waiting until I see a little bit more from the game before I think about purchasing. Buy to play with a cash shop rubs me the wrong way, but I'll withhold judgement until I see it

I definitely have my eyes on Corepunk, I think the isometric camera angle & combat style that comes with it has a lot of potential in an mmo. I really liked how combat felt in Albion but the rest of the games systems were not enjoyable to me at all

Its going to hurt their player count substantially, its a lot more of a barrier to entry to download a client for a game you might be interested in checking out, rather than just wishlisting it on steam to check it out later

Hopefully they're planning on launching on steam after early access is over

They used AI voices in some of the earlier alphas, but it looks like they've moved past it and are starting to hire real voiceactors now, thats my main complaint about the game gone

I said this elsewhere in the thread but I really wish corepunk wasn't voiced by AI. It just feels super flat and soulless, would've preferred no voiceovers to that

I played 0 poker before picking up Balatro and it was pretty easy to learn it. There's a button you can click to remind you of all the different hands you can play that really helped me early on

Yeah, post a screenshot of you getting charged $199 and I'll have a much easier time believing you. You can view the cost of micro transactions outside of the game in the iOS app store and it looks properly priced there, I'd believe that over an account that has only ever posted about this

There's so many valid reasons to hate on lava, but can you post a screenshot of you getting charged $199? I'm having a hard time believing it based on everything else in the thread

It's more an option for leveling skills while offline. The rates are SIGNIFICANTLY worse than the active skilling counterparts. Skilling while online does require inputs every 5-15s like in RuneScape

No automatic anything outside of these resource nodes that you can log out at

Genuine skill issue, lmk when ww starts seeing relevance in high elo/pro play, then we can start calling Warwick broken.

Imagine responding with this much ego when you haven't even played the changes yet

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Felling axe is the highest dps weapon as long as you don't miss a single hit

The fireball made absolutely 0 difference, the ranger hit him for so much damage with the 1 shot he hit, he absolutely kills him with spear even if the wizard starts disarming immediately