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So I played aion in it's early days, it was a struggle, found myself with no motivation because of the amount of grind.
But that''s all changed, I've been playing Aion now for two months, Im playing a templar. The first thing I've noticed is the sheer difference in how quick it is to level now compared to before, there are plenty of quests to satisfy your cravings. If you arn't a fan of open world PvP there is a ''Fast Track Server'' which allows you to go to a ''intergreated'' server, in here you get increased exp and gathering exp, along with the ability to play with friends on other servers, without the constant worry of PvP while levelling (up to level 50 I beleive).
Solo dungeons give you a bit of variation with your levelling tactics which is a nice change, giving a nice chunk of exp (at the estimated required levels). With some unique dungeon drops, with interesting appearances Ouch?
Costume skins are great to add some customization options to your character with lots and lots of options from different armours, including cross race (Elyos wearing asmo, asmo wearing elyos).
Im not trying to big it up and act like a fan boy (im really not a fan boy)... but I'm just having an all round good experience so far, (level 30). And feel if those people are looking for a quality Free MMO, choose NA Aion.. : D.
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Thanks for the tip of fast track server. I had a quest to go there and skipped it, figuring it was a PVP entrance.
Enjoying it as well. Still very new to the game. So far what impresses me most is how cleanly the engine runs. WIth the complexity in character art I was expecting a slide show on my antique. Turns out, it runs quite well.
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I get banned in the forums for games I love, so lets see if I do better in the forums for games I hate.
I enjoy the serenity of not caring what your opinion is.
I don't hate much, but I hate Apple© with a passion. If Steve Jobs was alive, I would punch him in the face.
My problem is - there IS too much to do. Do I log my Chanter and head into Sapan, where my faction and the enemy faction can PvP beside each other - which is a real hoot because some still try to attack me :P
Do I do the house quests? Do I do my legion quests for really cool stuff? Do I work on my cooking? (I love making food > which gives good stats)... or do I just rift to the other side and beat down the other faction (or be chased off).
My biggest thing is I like to play every class, I love Templar but just don't have the patience - since it takes a bit for their best skills to shine. But they are awesome to watch in action.