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SorensinThames
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But I wonder if players are going to be asked to specialize in their builds or do all warriors get access to all abilities equally?
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Just trying to live long enough to play a new, released MMORPG, playing New Worlds atm
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What this game depends on more than anything else is holding on to strict game play focused system. If they cast off that goal and compromise too much to modern standards, the game will be yet another unintelligible sound in a room filled with white noise and while that may prove successful at the start, it will result in yet another product that people chew threw and discard in their cycle of bored play.
Some have argued over the years that this game needs to appeal to a mainstream to succeed, while I say that it is that very attempt which will seal its fate.
The game so far I am personally undecided on. I do not like many aspects of its designs (I think they lend themselves too much to that of modern systems), but you can't judge it until it is near its completion.
I will say that one thing I think is going to be thorn in the games side is the addition of "DPS" as a core role. This inclusion as such I believe was extremely detrimental to EQ's design when players themselves began to rubber stamp roles into the Holy Trinity and started to refer to some classes as "DPS".