Yes fox it's failing, if you concider 100k CONCURRENT players a fail, then yes I guess it is. Lol
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Yes fox it's failing, if you concider 100k CONCURRENT players a fail, then yes I guess it is. Lol
Hmm, wasn't that like a few months ago? I mean, 100k concurrent players with 15 servers would mean like 7000 players simultaneously online... on each server, for each of all 15 servers.
I don't know, even if the TERA servers would be better and larger than servers from any other MMO, somehow I find it doubtful that this kind of figures currently apply
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums: Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Actually TERA servers fits over 10000 concurrent players so I have no trouble believing they would merge servers in order to have around 7k - 8k concurrent players on every server .
Actually TERA servers fits over 10000 cocurrent players so I have no trouble believing they would merge servers in order to have around 7k - 8k cocurrent players on every server .
My point wasn't what was the max capacity of each server, but whether as good as all servers reached max capacity all at the same time recently.
Or to put it differently, from when was that quote about 100k concurrent users, and if possible, please post with a source link that states when the 100k concurrent users happened
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums: Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Ask Stayontarget, I didn't say that I only said that their servers fit over 10000 concurrent players each
Ah heh, I wasn't asking you specifically, it was more of a question to whomever could fill in the facts and provide any sources.
Besides, 10k concurrent players that's possible on a server is still a pretty good feat
NB: I did some more searching, but so far the main explanations given that I could find - which was all speculation ofc - was lack of endgame content.
Some less named complaints were something about bugs (collision detection was named) and fast ingame economy inflation, but I've encountered these ones too few times so far.
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums: Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Yep the problem was the endgame content but I wouldn't worry abot that because we will be getting the lvl 58 patch at launch and we may even get the lvl 60 patch if it's out by then.
Well when you gather the info about the game, and come to know that even the pvp system was inexistant at korean launch, i think it talks alot, especially for korean since every single of their game have very strong pvp features. Empty shell games was a development trick that just didn't work because people are expecting complete games when playing an mmo, they are not expecting empty shell how much nice this shell is. Combat + world is not enough to make a mmo, even if those are the coolest ever. I guess the lesson they got with lineage2 in the west wasn't taken too seriously for them.
It wasn't only PvP there wasn't much to do in general but the lvl 58 patch has added lots of great things to the game and the lvl 60 patch will add more.
Well when you gather the info about the game, and come to know that even the pvp system was inexistant at korean launch, i think it talks alot, especially for korean since every single of their game have very strong pvp features. Empty shell games was a development trick that just didn't work because people are expecting complete games when playing an mmo, they are not expecting empty shell how much nice this shell is. Combat + world is not enough to make a mmo, even if those are the coolest ever. I guess the lesson they got with lineage2 in the west wasn't taken too seriously for them.
I agree with you that many players probably quit due to the lack of pvp. Though throught the update patches to come, many pvp features will be added, so pvp shouldnt be a problem later on.
I really think the K-Tera population got bored cause they burnt through the content too quickly. Most will probably return when more endgame content is added along with all of the pvp content. I am really curious how the server vs server play will work out, as well as server invasions.
Actually TERA servers fits over 10000 cocurrent players so I have no trouble believing they would merge servers in order to have around 7k - 8k cocurrent players on every server .
My point wasn't what was the max capacity of each server, but whether as good as all servers reached max capacity all at the same time recently.
Or to put it differently, from when was that quote about 100k concurrent users, and if possible, please post with a source link that states when the 100k concurrent users happened
The 100k number was from an interview on April 20, back when there were still 37 servers. In the article they also state the highest number of concurrent players was 160k spread over 37 servers.
The article goes on to state that, "Of course, they [Bluehole] recognized their launch had a few faults. They felt there was a lack of substantial endgame content, that it lacked the convenience an MMO should have, and it had a weak story, though they were most adamant that they had poor communication with their fans."
its korea , they want to grind 24/7 on the same spot for their lvl up , that not in tera.
tera is much more for the western audience , fast leveling , no ultra low drop chance in instances.
its more a wow with nice content , and the focus on pvp with the next update.
i m playing a lvl 51 mystic in korea , and its by far the best asian mmo i playe.
i don t like grinding , i don t like leveling and i don t want to do an instance for 5 hours and the endboss drops nothing .. HI aion ..
with the next update we will have more meaningful pvp , more pve , more balance etc.
aion is for korea , tera is for eu/na
Well, finally a post from someone who really knows. What I wonder is....
Sounds like the game released very unfinished, missing levels, quests and you now mention PVP improvements on the way. I could see where all of that might hinder a game's long term appeal in any market, not just Korea.
As for this game being more for a western audiance, with faster leveling, no grinding, I wonder, what goal are you racing to?
Is the end game your typical dungeon grind for gear (sounds like it is). Someone else mentioned a castle sieging/territory control feature, is that in the game, or on the way?
I'm really not intereted in a standard themepark MMOPRG but more and more that sounds like what TERA is turning out to be.
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The 100k number was from an interview on April 20, back when there were still 37 servers. In the article they also state the highest number of concurrent players was 160k spread over 37 servers.
The article goes on to state that, "Of course, they [Bluehole] recognized their launch had a few faults. They felt there was a lack of substantial endgame content, that it lacked the convenience an MMO should have, and it had a weak story, though they were most adamant that they had poor communication with their fans."
Although I'm not that big a fan of mmosite.com, in the past they came with news that had a sensationalist vibe especially since they didn't mention any sources or it was news that I could only find on that site. Interesting detail though, I saw that they referred to class imbalance as a reason for dissatisfaction and players quitting, is it that major a problem?
As for the other news, the Aion competition part and lack of content, those were indeed mentioned elsewhere as well.
As with former times with mmosite, I wonder again from what source mmosite got its info from regarding the 40% decrease in player numbers and the loss of 1/3 earnings, also this time I'm sceptic about their numbers throwing around without sources.
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums: Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Although I'm not that big a fan of mmosite.com, in the past they came with news that had a sensationalist vibe especially since they didn't mention any sources or it was news that I could only find on that site. Interesting detail though, I saw that they referred to class imbalance as a reason for dissatisfaction and players quitting, is it that major a problem?
As for the other news, the Aion competition part and lack of content, those were indeed mentioned elsewhere as well.
As with former times with mmosite, I wonder again from what source mmosite got its info from regarding the 40% decrease in player numbers and the loss of 1/3 earnings, also this time I'm sceptic about their numbers throwing around without sources.
mmosite does get the gist of what several of the problems which koreans are complaining about are. With regards to the class imbalance issues, they list Lancers and priests as the key classes with issues, when it is actually warriors (the other tanking class) and priests. There have been a series of patches which have worked to address this. Giving priests more abilities and changing warrior abilities. This can kinda be seen through the various translated patch notes which you can find below. The ones listed miss some patches, and don't have the most recent notes for the content update and on.
In regards to the numbers decrease, that is probably based off of the 160k and 100k numbers which were discussed earlier.
Hangame (the korean publisher) had a 33% increase in revenue in Q1 2011 as compared to Q4 of last year. They did lower the figures for the expected earnings from Tera by about 1/3.
well.. if the combat system is anything remotely like DCUO then personally i wouldnt touch it with a bargepole.. the drop off could be due to the lack of content, with 'surges' once the content is added... given its failing popularity there, and the type of combat used in the game.. i'd lay fairly heavy odds on it really not doing all that well here in the west either.. DCUO for instance, is virtually dead, its probably only the PS3 guys who are keeping it running.. and how long will that last...
its korea , they want to grind 24/7 on the same spot for their lvl up , that not in tera.
tera is much more for the western audience , fast leveling , no ultra low drop chance in instances.
its more a wow with nice content , and the focus on pvp with the next update.
i m playing a lvl 51 mystic in korea , and its by far the best asian mmo i playe.
i don t like grinding , i don t like leveling and i don t want to do an instance for 5 hours and the endboss drops nothing .. HI aion ..
with the next update we will have more meaningful pvp , more pve , more balance etc.
aion is for korea , tera is for eu/na
Well, finally a post from someone who really knows. What I wonder is....
Sounds like the game released very unfinished, missing levels, quests and you now mention PVP improvements on the way. I could see where all of that might hinder a game's long term appeal in any market, not just Korea.
As for this game being more for a western audiance, with faster leveling, no grinding, I wonder, what goal are you racing to?
Is the end game your typical dungeon grind for gear (sounds like it is). Someone else mentioned a castle sieging/territory control feature, is that in the game, or on the way?
I'm really not intereted in a standard themepark MMOPRG but more and more that sounds like what TERA is turning out to be.
yeah you re right the game was released and unfinished in korea with nearly no endgame content besides some dungeons and pvp arenas and battlegrounds, a few open world bosses, and the politics system.
it was a eq2 like release , u could do a few things but , there were not many features that can keep you for several months or years.
now with the new update we have many many more dungeons , we have rated battlegrounds and arenas , with guild ranking system etc , we have many more rare world bosses to fight ( pretty awesome on pvp servers )
all classes have some new abilities and balacing was made and their are still working to improve.
right now on the korean test server , they lowered the crit dmg by LOL 70 % .. so there are no one hits anymore , and combats becomes more intesive.
yeah its for the western audiance , leveling is super fast , you only need 5 hours to lvl 20 for example with a m8.
and u can reach max lvl in 2-3 weeks easily.
with there is no grind i mean , there is not the typical asian / korean xp/lvl grind , like its was in aion classic... for me this is grinding and its horrible.
yeah endgame is now dungeon grind , items , achievments , battlegrounds , arena + rankings AND with the next update which we will get in NA/EU we have guild vs guild and server vs server , improved politics system and many more features.
Castle Siege etc comes in the next update where tera reaches his final lvl , 60 , that is another part of the politics system.
Originally posted by Dionysus187
Yeah TERA's combat looks even slower.
When you solo your first elite in pve what takes depending on your class between 6-15 minutes , you will notice how fast you have to react , if u are not fast enough the mob will burn u down in a second... and thats only the pve ..
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mmosite does get the gist of what several of the problems which koreans are complaining about are. With regards to the class imbalance issues, they list Lancers and priests as the key classes with issues, when it is actually warriors (the other tanking class) and priests. There have been a series of patches which have worked to address this. Giving priests more abilities and changing warrior abilities. This can kinda be seen through the various translated patch notes which you can find below. The ones listed miss some patches, and don't have the most recent notes for the content update and on.
In regards to the numbers decrease, that is probably based off of the 160k and 100k numbers which were discussed earlier.
Hangame (the korean publisher) had a 33% increase in revenue in Q1 2011 as compared to Q4 of last year. They did lower the figures for the expected earnings from Tera by about 1/3.
yeah, you're probably right about the 160k and 100k as being the source of mmosite, but basing it on a peak concurrent users number I still find a bit dubious.
As for the other link, eh, my Korean isn't great, actually nonexistent and what google translate brews from it makes me even doubt my english understanding
I'm curious to see though how TERA will develop in the months ahead, if it would keep on shrinking which personally I'd find worrisome and a bad sign, or if their actions and content additions can turn the ship.
One positive, the US/EU market will get a more polished, complete and content filled product at their launch than the Koreans had.
Originally posted by nepulas
yeah its for the western audiance , leveling is super fast , you only need 5 hours to lvl 20 for example with a m8.
and u can reach max lvl in 2-3 weeks easily.
with there is no grind i mean , there is not the typical asian / korean xp/lvl grind , like its was in aion classic... for me this is grinding and its horrible.
I'm curious, do you have a rough number of gameplay hours it takes to reach level cap?
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums: Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
IMO EME is going to have to find a good middle ground for leveling speed, not an easy task nowdays.
Velika: City of Wheels: Among the mortal races, the humans were the only one that never built cities or great empires; a curse laid upon them by their creator, Gidd, forced them to wander as nomads for twenty centuries...
I'm curious, do you have a rough number of gameplay hours it takes to reach level cap?
Something like 100 hours, or 150 hours maybe?
can t really see , i hit lvl 50 after a month playing , i didn t play hardcore ( 12-16 hours a day ) had several days where i was not playing.
i only wrote down how much it takes from 1-20 and from 20-30.
cause this is the level range where u need to power to get a good distance between u and the rest of the server so that u can play without any problems the higher levels.
first time i lvld my sorc to 20 it took my 9 hours.
from 20 to 30 i took 26 hours.
so about 1 and a half day you can except to hit 30 if your are new to the game , maybe a bit faster when its in english.
2nd time i lvld my mythic together with a friend he played zerker.
i knew every quest by heart and where to go , we killed monster fast and completed quests faster.
after 5 1/2 hours we hit lvl 20 , and after 19 hours we hit 30.
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Yes fox it's failing, if you concider 100k CONCURRENT players a fail, then yes I guess it is. Lol
Velika: City of Wheels: Among the mortal races, the humans were the only one that never built cities or great empires; a curse laid upon them by their creator, Gidd, forced them to wander as nomads for twenty centuries...
http://www.mmorpg.com/discussion2.cfm/thread/318166/page/1
The discussion in that topic answers quite a few of your questions.
Hmm, wasn't that like a few months ago? I mean, 100k concurrent players with 15 servers would mean like 7000 players simultaneously online... on each server, for each of all 15 servers.
I don't know, even if the TERA servers would be better and larger than servers from any other MMO, somehow I find it doubtful that this kind of figures currently apply
The ACTUAL size of MMORPG worlds: a comparison list between MMO's
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums:
Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Actually TERA servers fits over 10000 concurrent players so I have no trouble believing they would merge servers in order to have around 7k - 8k concurrent players on every server .
My point wasn't what was the max capacity of each server, but whether as good as all servers reached max capacity all at the same time recently.
Or to put it differently, from when was that quote about 100k concurrent users, and if possible, please post with a source link that states when the 100k concurrent users happened
The ACTUAL size of MMORPG worlds: a comparison list between MMO's
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums:
Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Ask Stayontarget, I didn't say that I only said that their servers fit over 10000 concurrent players each
Ah heh, I wasn't asking you specifically, it was more of a question to whomever could fill in the facts and provide any sources.
Besides, 10k concurrent players that's possible on a server is still a pretty good feat
NB: I did some more searching, but so far the main explanations given that I could find - which was all speculation ofc - was lack of endgame content.
Some less named complaints were something about bugs (collision detection was named) and fast ingame economy inflation, but I've encountered these ones too few times so far.
The ACTUAL size of MMORPG worlds: a comparison list between MMO's
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums:
Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
Yep the problem was the endgame content but I wouldn't worry abot that because we will be getting the lvl 58 patch at launch and we may even get the lvl 60 patch if it's out by then.
Don't forget how ridiculous many Korean gamers are when it comes to hardcore grinding.
Yeah, they probably reached the level cap pretty fast considering it wasn't as grindy as other Korean titles.
Well when you gather the info about the game, and come to know that even the pvp system was inexistant at korean launch, i think it talks alot, especially for korean since every single of their game have very strong pvp features. Empty shell games was a development trick that just didn't work because people are expecting complete games when playing an mmo, they are not expecting empty shell how much nice this shell is. Combat + world is not enough to make a mmo, even if those are the coolest ever. I guess the lesson they got with lineage2 in the west wasn't taken too seriously for them.
It wasn't only PvP there wasn't much to do in general but the lvl 58 patch has added lots of great things to the game and the lvl 60 patch will add more.
I agree with you that many players probably quit due to the lack of pvp. Though throught the update patches to come, many pvp features will be added, so pvp shouldnt be a problem later on.
I really think the K-Tera population got bored cause they burnt through the content too quickly. Most will probably return when more endgame content is added along with all of the pvp content. I am really curious how the server vs server play will work out, as well as server invasions.
The 100k number was from an interview on April 20, back when there were still 37 servers. In the article they also state the highest number of concurrent players was 160k spread over 37 servers.
The article goes on to state that, "Of course, they [Bluehole] recognized their launch had a few faults. They felt there was a lack of substantial endgame content, that it lacked the convenience an MMO should have, and it had a weak story, though they were most adamant that they had poor communication with their fans."
http://thisisgame.com/board/view.php?id=642523&category=102&subcategory=
I have been keeping up with the news and as of right now its not looking good for Tera in Korea. Its a shame because I really had high hopes for Tera.
http://news.mmosite.com/content/2011-06-08/3_main_factors_to_trap_tera_in_a_worsening_situation,1.shtml
its korea , they want to grind 24/7 on the same spot for their lvl up , that not in tera.
tera is much more for the western audience , fast leveling , no ultra low drop chance in instances.
its more a wow with nice content , and the focus on pvp with the next update.
i m playing a lvl 51 mystic in korea , and its by far the best asian mmo i playe.
i don t like grinding , i don t like leveling and i don t want to do an instance for 5 hours and the endboss drops nothing .. HI aion ..
with the next update we will have more meaningful pvp , more pve , more balance etc.
aion is for korea , tera is for eu/na
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, Everquest 2 , Aion, Eve , AoC , SW:Tor ( failwars ), Planetside 2
Waiting : Star Citizen
Playing : Star Citizen
FPS : Overwatch
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Well, finally a post from someone who really knows. What I wonder is....
Sounds like the game released very unfinished, missing levels, quests and you now mention PVP improvements on the way. I could see where all of that might hinder a game's long term appeal in any market, not just Korea.
As for this game being more for a western audiance, with faster leveling, no grinding, I wonder, what goal are you racing to?
Is the end game your typical dungeon grind for gear (sounds like it is). Someone else mentioned a castle sieging/territory control feature, is that in the game, or on the way?
I'm really not intereted in a standard themepark MMOPRG but more and more that sounds like what TERA is turning out to be.
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I will keep an eye on Tera still but I am now looking past it. ArcheAge plz save us.
Thanks both for the links!
Although I'm not that big a fan of mmosite.com, in the past they came with news that had a sensationalist vibe especially since they didn't mention any sources or it was news that I could only find on that site. Interesting detail though, I saw that they referred to class imbalance as a reason for dissatisfaction and players quitting, is it that major a problem?
As for the other news, the Aion competition part and lack of content, those were indeed mentioned elsewhere as well.
As with former times with mmosite, I wonder again from what source mmosite got its info from regarding the 40% decrease in player numbers and the loss of 1/3 earnings, also this time I'm sceptic about their numbers throwing around without sources.
The ACTUAL size of MMORPG worlds: a comparison list between MMO's
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums:
Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
mmosite does get the gist of what several of the problems which koreans are complaining about are. With regards to the class imbalance issues, they list Lancers and priests as the key classes with issues, when it is actually warriors (the other tanking class) and priests. There have been a series of patches which have worked to address this. Giving priests more abilities and changing warrior abilities. This can kinda be seen through the various translated patch notes which you can find below. The ones listed miss some patches, and don't have the most recent notes for the content update and on.
http://www.terafans.com/topic/8392-k-tera-patch-notes-translated-by-tera-fans/
In regards to the numbers decrease, that is probably based off of the 160k and 100k numbers which were discussed earlier.
Hangame (the korean publisher) had a 33% increase in revenue in Q1 2011 as compared to Q4 of last year. They did lower the figures for the expected earnings from Tera by about 1/3.
http://www.thisisgame.com/board/view.php?id=662016&category=12501
Yeah TERA's combat looks even slower.
yeah you re right the game was released and unfinished in korea with nearly no endgame content besides some dungeons and pvp arenas and battlegrounds, a few open world bosses, and the politics system.
it was a eq2 like release , u could do a few things but , there were not many features that can keep you for several months or years.
now with the new update we have many many more dungeons , we have rated battlegrounds and arenas , with guild ranking system etc , we have many more rare world bosses to fight ( pretty awesome on pvp servers )
all classes have some new abilities and balacing was made and their are still working to improve.
right now on the korean test server , they lowered the crit dmg by LOL 70 % .. so there are no one hits anymore , and combats becomes more intesive.
yeah its for the western audiance , leveling is super fast , you only need 5 hours to lvl 20 for example with a m8.
and u can reach max lvl in 2-3 weeks easily.
with there is no grind i mean , there is not the typical asian / korean xp/lvl grind , like its was in aion classic... for me this is grinding and its horrible.
yeah endgame is now dungeon grind , items , achievments , battlegrounds , arena + rankings AND with the next update which we will get in NA/EU we have guild vs guild and server vs server , improved politics system and many more features.
Castle Siege etc comes in the next update where tera reaches his final lvl , 60 , that is another part of the politics system.
When you solo your first elite in pve what takes depending on your class between 6-15 minutes , you will notice how fast you have to react , if u are not fast enough the mob will burn u down in a second... and thats only the pve ..
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, Everquest 2 , Aion, Eve , AoC , SW:Tor ( failwars ), Planetside 2
Waiting : Star Citizen
Playing : Star Citizen
FPS : Overwatch
Yt chan : https://www.youtube.com/user/raine187
Thanks for the info and the links!
yeah, you're probably right about the 160k and 100k as being the source of mmosite, but basing it on a peak concurrent users number I still find a bit dubious.
As for the other link, eh, my Korean isn't great, actually nonexistent and what google translate brews from it makes me even doubt my english understanding
I'm curious to see though how TERA will develop in the months ahead, if it would keep on shrinking which personally I'd find worrisome and a bad sign, or if their actions and content additions can turn the ship.
One positive, the US/EU market will get a more polished, complete and content filled product at their launch than the Koreans had.
I'm curious, do you have a rough number of gameplay hours it takes to reach level cap?
Something like 100 hours, or 150 hours maybe?
The ACTUAL size of MMORPG worlds: a comparison list between MMO's
The ease with which predictions are made on these forums:
Fratman: "I'm saying Spring 2012 at the earliest [for TOR release]. Anyone still clinging to 2011 is deluding themself at this point."
This thread might be the best help for that question (at least for lvling for Ktera): http://www.tera-online.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19174
IMO EME is going to have to find a good middle ground for leveling speed, not an easy task nowdays.
Velika: City of Wheels: Among the mortal races, the humans were the only one that never built cities or great empires; a curse laid upon them by their creator, Gidd, forced them to wander as nomads for twenty centuries...
can t really see , i hit lvl 50 after a month playing , i didn t play hardcore ( 12-16 hours a day ) had several days where i was not playing.
i only wrote down how much it takes from 1-20 and from 20-30.
cause this is the level range where u need to power to get a good distance between u and the rest of the server so that u can play without any problems the higher levels.
first time i lvld my sorc to 20 it took my 9 hours.
from 20 to 30 i took 26 hours.
so about 1 and a half day you can except to hit 30 if your are new to the game , maybe a bit faster when its in english.
2nd time i lvld my mythic together with a friend he played zerker.
i knew every quest by heart and where to go , we killed monster fast and completed quests faster.
after 5 1/2 hours we hit lvl 20 , and after 19 hours we hit 30.
Retired : Daoc , Warhammer , WoW , Lotro , Tabula Rasa
, Everquest 2 , Aion, Eve , AoC , SW:Tor ( failwars ), Planetside 2
Waiting : Star Citizen
Playing : Star Citizen
FPS : Overwatch
Yt chan : https://www.youtube.com/user/raine187