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With the Early Access Head Start for Legends of Aria set to kick off on November 27th, the team wants everyone to get a look at the game ahead of time. To that end, from November 23rd to November 25th, everyone is invited to sign up to play the game for free!
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I self identify as a monkey.
2 days, how little knowledge you have, and even more amazing: how much you talk without understand a shit.
"I'll never grow up, never grow up, never grow up! Not me!"
Aloha Mr Hand !
Essentially, I would rather play UO than this "spiritual successor". It had more content when it launched ages ago than this will have at release in 2019, and its systems work better.
So What Now?
I was disappointed with the character creation choices. The faces all looked similar and no options for height and size. The only decent choices were for hair, skin and eye color. No individual choices for things like hands, legs, ears, etc.
Once in game, there was a brief intro to the details of the windows, but that was about it. The default movement was by holding down the mouse button were you wanted to move to. WASD is available as an option in the mouse setup, but wasn't offered as an initial setting. Most actions required right-clicking on an object and then selecting a choice from a pop-up menu, even for things like opening a door. To do something as simple as chopping a tree for wood, you'd click on your axe and select equip, press Q to choose the chop action and then click on the tree. The UI seemed to be non-intuitive and inconvenient to use, taking more steps than it should.
The second day of testing was a server disaster. Disconnects occurred every 5-10 minutes and after reconnecting, that last few minutes of activity were lost. Then they decided to reboot the server for a patch and rolled everything back by 3-4 hours. This happened twice. When I signed on again the next day, there was another patch and rollback, erasing everything that I'd done the previous day!
The last day went better with only a few disconnects and no rollbacks, but it is clear that they still have a lot of work to do and I'm not about to pay to be allowed to help them debug it.