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If You Like The X-file,Then Why Are You Not Playing The Secret World ?
Alamonzoro
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rbBX6aEzEz8
This mmo is just like the X-files in story.
Secret governments,aliens and even you can your own Duvid Duchovy,so stop waiting and play the Secret X-Wold Files now.
This mmo is just like the X-files in story.
Secret governments,aliens and even you can your own Duvid Duchovy,so stop waiting and play the Secret X-Wold Files now.
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While it starts out that way, somewhere in 2nd part of Egypt is lost some of it's charm and I found myself endlessly grinding quests towards an endgame of hard mode dungeons and gear grinding which was the end for me anyways.
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I guess people who had any interest at some point already saw all of that.
The combat just isn't good enough to stay after the storyline ends.
PS: I am one of the few who actually liked Egypt with the hilarious fanatics.
ATEN ATEN!
"This may hurt a little, but it's something you'll get used to. Relax....."
It wasn't a bad game and I enjoyed my time and would recommend everyone give it a try, but it didn't hold my interest.
Also I think Funcom's account management (outside the game) is probably the worst of any MMORPGs I've ever played. This is true of all their games. While not the reason I quit, it certainly didn't help the overall experience.
"What is truly revealing is his implication that believing something to be true is the same as it being true. [continue]" -John Oliver
Seems like we get one of these 'play TSW' threads every couple of days now. If it's so great why are you here posting about it instead of in game enjoying it?
The folks that like TSW are already playing it so give it a rest ffs. Anyone would think that Funcom are in trouble .... oh! wait a sec.
anyway's
Love X-files but didn't get a X-files fibe from the game, while the X-files did have a few lovecraftian episodes.
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It had great potential with a great story but execution failed.
(Also the class building sucks in the way it works, the abilities and animations of them are also crap. But then that technically is covered by "combat sucks".)
PS: I will say however that the story was good, the monsters looked cool, and while the "monster petting zoo" level of clumping monsters into a small space was stupid, the atmosphere was good.
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The combat was horrific (sorry
), like Streetfighter without good combos, bash away on your keys was a through back gameplay wise.
I liked the graphics but the animations were rather below average.
I loved the world, even though it was a jigsaw puzzle of locations. The theme was the games strong point, done really well, no other game like it out there.
TSW is still a MMO I would recommend to anyone, but must admit I only played it for about 6 months.
TWS could have been the best mmorpg ever with a lot good ideas but has too many flaws.
I love X-Files and everything about lovecraftian horror, conspiracy theories, hacking etc.
But TSW is to much of a themepark to be interesting. You go to Egypt or Transilvania, do the linear quests, and ... you're done.
I was expecting players created puzzles, hackers trying to infiltrate the other factions network, guilds setting up huge rumors about monsters (or maybe they're not rumors!), players learning alchemy and starting a plague on London, and -indeed-, guilds acting like custom-FBI groups and asking their players to do Mulder & Scully stuff, spying on others guilds, preventing mad scientist and freaks from destroying the world etc. etc.
Funcom really dropped the ball here. If they had followed the sandbox road and gave players a spooky world PLUS tools to exploit it, to create their own mysterious quests and conspiracy, TSW would have been amazing.
"We all do the best we can based on life experience, point of view, and our ability to believe in ourselves." - Naropa "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are." SR Covey