My thoughts about Black desert

spikers14

Guys, lets not split camps from those that are enjoying the game. We are too few as it is, on this site.

Its good to see some exp players enjoying it. 

SEANMCAD

Classes, not skill based, character gender locking, not possible to build buildings and the graphics/animation style are all a deal breaker for me.

and as it is I already have a stable with breading going on in another game which I want to maintain

ArChWind

Laughing-man said:

ArChWind said:

Laughing-man said:

ArChWind said:

Ligi said:

I also said on my post "that reaching level 50 is a minor thing compared to a variety of other things you can do in this open world" , maybe iI should explain that after level 50 the amount of exp needed  to raise 1 level is absurd therefore people usually mention max level as lvl 50.

Soft cap is max level and soft cap on NA is now 55.99 with 60 being hard cap

Where do you get these things?  
Soft cap is 50, there is no hard cap. 

do research please don't expect me to do it for you.

Did, which is why I know you're wrong.
Post links or GTFO?
I think it's cute that you seem to think that the burden of proof ISNT on the person making the claim (you).

http://forum.blackdesertonline.com/index.php?/topic/23484-pm-diary-3/

make sure to follow link in first link I posted

http://forum.blackdesertonline.com/index.php?/topic/12313-cbt2-patch-notes/

Mikeha

Black Desert has saved the genre.

Boneserino

JudgeUK said:

When we say a wide variety of things to do, and end game has escaped from the typical others. What exactly is amazingly different and not repetitive?
For example, does something like fishing not have to be done over and over, standing there with rod in hand? (Only with the added thrill of being ganked any minute while fishing - hardcore fishing then?)
I'm failing to see what's suddenly innovate about questing in an open pvp world, or focusing on crafting. This has been done many times before.
Or am I missing something?

I don't know about you but that seems like an amazingly realistic simulation of fishing in real life, at least in my experience.   The ganking aspect just makes it even more exciting than real life.  Not sure what you expected fishing to be like?

Seriously people, think of how many repetitive tasks we do in our daily lives!   Everyone wants a virtual world, just not one where we actually have to repeat something more than once.  Well I hope you find it.

No wonder the genre is dead.

olepi

Can I craft something and then sell it? Can I buy raw materials to craft?

SEANMCAD

Boneserino said:

JudgeUK said:

When we say a wide variety of things to do, and end game has escaped from the typical others. What exactly is amazingly different and not repetitive?
For example, does something like fishing not have to be done over and over, standing there with rod in hand? (Only with the added thrill of being ganked any minute while fishing - hardcore fishing then?)
I'm failing to see what's suddenly innovate about questing in an open pvp world, or focusing on crafting. This has been done many times before.
Or am I missing something?

I don't know about you but that seems like an amazingly realistic simulation of fishing in real life, at least in my experience.   The ganking aspect just makes it even more exciting than real life.  Not sure what you expected fishing to be like?

Seriously people, think of how many repetitive tasks we do in our daily lives!   Everyone wants a virtual world, just not one where we actually have to repeat something more than once.  Well I hope you find it.

No wonder the genre is dead.

actually I have found this subject fascinating. 

Example:

Farming Simulator has more interactive options and is more engaging for the player than Order 1886.

In gaming I think its more important HOW one can do things rather than WHAT they are doing but its a gray line