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what features does the game have
Zebulos
Member Posts: 9
Features I am specificly looking for:
Central market(AH) common to ALL servers
Totally seperate pve and pvp areas, but active 100% of the time (no arenas or BGs)
No gear grinding for endgame
Questing optional but not required
Open world none instanced content
Detaield clan controls
Detailed crafting system with top end player gear
Are there any vids about this sort of stuff.
Comments
It would seem the game has no features worth mentioning?
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1. There's been talk of such a thing but nothing final and no ah in the game yet.
2. There are BGs but there is also a persistent PvP zone. And by persistent I mean actually persistent. No resets.
3. Everything in TSW is endgame. Not sure how gear grindy it is though. It seems about normal at the moment.
4. You can jump right into PvP if you want but then you miss out on 90% of the content.
5. There are dungeons so yes there is instanced content.
6. I have no idea what you mean by that. Are you talking about guilds? If so then we don't know yet.
7. Crafting is very detailed and you don't have to level anything up like you do in other games. We have been told you can easily craft high end items.
aside from the instanced part you mostly just described GW2
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Regarding number three, has there been any dev commentary on the so-called endgame character advancement? I understand there aren't levels and that it's all about acquiring the skills (over 500) but what is there after that? Games these days just don't take very long to hit the top end of content and seeing how aside from the skill-based focus (as opposed to leve-based) the game seems to follow the themepark design I think it's far too early to say that the top end is going to be another gear grind. It's a sub-based game- they need to keep people p[l]aying.