This game brought me so much pain help.
No but honestly there are some good things in the game but get ultimatley get overshadowed by the bad things like the predatory moneyscheme, or the Devs giving no fuck about Hackers, dupers, Toxcicity and so on. It might have a future in terms of fun but I do not count on it with how the devs are currently treating their game.
No but honestly there are some good things in the game but get ultimatley get overshadowed by the bad things like the predatory moneyscheme, or the Devs giving no fuck about Hackers, dupers, Toxcicity and so on. It might have a future in terms of fun but I do not count on it with how the devs are currently treating their game.
I have spent... far too much time in this game. Somewhere around 2000-3000 hours if I combine my time between all the different versions. Incredibly fun, but also incredibly niche. I'd completely understand if someone wouldn't like this game. It takes a little while to get going. But learning late game dungeons for the first time like the Shatters, Nest, Fungal Cavern, and Lost Halls were some of my fondest memories.
Played the "Exalted" version if it makes a difference and for an hour or so but I felt like it was long enough to tell what this game was about.
To be honest, this game is free and that is it's saving grace. Combat and everything else is simple enough to understand but the controls are awful.
Q + E to change the direction you are facing. WASD to move and no button to return to north etc. The tutorial makes the game seem like a dungeon crawler-esque title whilst the actual game just throws you into a open world to do quests and other things.
I don't really think i'm stupid, but I just had no idea what was going on in this game. Why am I killing pirates for a quest, some random creatures because it told me so and god knows what else. None of it flowed or came with explanations.
I can see how someone would get sucked into a f2p micro transaction type game like this but it was just awful. It's like it's designed to get rid of all of the non-whales immediately so the developers can just focus on the people who are willing to grind/pay their life away.
Stars are for the premise alone and what could of been a weird top down shooter game showing potential. Everything else about this game is just rubbish.
To be honest, this game is free and that is it's saving grace. Combat and everything else is simple enough to understand but the controls are awful.
Q + E to change the direction you are facing. WASD to move and no button to return to north etc. The tutorial makes the game seem like a dungeon crawler-esque title whilst the actual game just throws you into a open world to do quests and other things.
I don't really think i'm stupid, but I just had no idea what was going on in this game. Why am I killing pirates for a quest, some random creatures because it told me so and god knows what else. None of it flowed or came with explanations.
I can see how someone would get sucked into a f2p micro transaction type game like this but it was just awful. It's like it's designed to get rid of all of the non-whales immediately so the developers can just focus on the people who are willing to grind/pay their life away.
Stars are for the premise alone and what could of been a weird top down shooter game showing potential. Everything else about this game is just rubbish.
Ah man, I'm so glad this is the MMORPG I mindlessly sank countless hours into. I first played the game eleven years ago, even before pets were released. Back in the day, the game really grabbed you from the start because it was hard AND it likewise was hard even for "seasoned" played, if you could call them that because because the game was still fairly new.
I used to play this with my middle and high school best friend, we basically spent whole afternoons playing either TF2 or this over Skype, Minecraft a bit later on too, in oc.tc and those kinda server. Coming back to RotMG, playing it with a friend was so cool and still kinda is, and I have the fondest memories of it.
Nowadays, sadly, the game doesn't cater to new players at all, because the skill ceiling is way higher and, given this is a fast-paced bullet hell MMO, people instantly kill most dungeons in the game without a sweat. It is also plagued by a very predatory P2W system, even by MMO standards (this is the only one I have played for a substantial amount of time), specially in what comes to item storage and having different characters.
This game used to be so good and enjoyable, and for better or worse it still is for me, but I very much doubt you'd enjoy it if you were to get into it now.
I used to play this with my middle and high school best friend, we basically spent whole afternoons playing either TF2 or this over Skype, Minecraft a bit later on too, in oc.tc and those kinda server. Coming back to RotMG, playing it with a friend was so cool and still kinda is, and I have the fondest memories of it.
Nowadays, sadly, the game doesn't cater to new players at all, because the skill ceiling is way higher and, given this is a fast-paced bullet hell MMO, people instantly kill most dungeons in the game without a sweat. It is also plagued by a very predatory P2W system, even by MMO standards (this is the only one I have played for a substantial amount of time), specially in what comes to item storage and having different characters.
This game used to be so good and enjoyable, and for better or worse it still is for me, but I very much doubt you'd enjoy it if you were to get into it now.
I have very conflicted feelings about this game.
It has its share of problems, including a few pay-to-win aspects that have gotten better and worse over the years.
The gameplay itself is extremely fun, exciting and rewarding.
Unfortunately, I think the biggest problem I have with the game is the permadeath. I think permadeath is an interesting and essential part of the game, but the possibility of losing characters I have tens or even hundreds of hours of gameplay on makes me too anxious to want to play through most of the game's more interesting and difficult content.
It's great, but not for everyone.
It has its share of problems, including a few pay-to-win aspects that have gotten better and worse over the years.
The gameplay itself is extremely fun, exciting and rewarding.
Unfortunately, I think the biggest problem I have with the game is the permadeath. I think permadeath is an interesting and essential part of the game, but the possibility of losing characters I have tens or even hundreds of hours of gameplay on makes me too anxious to want to play through most of the game's more interesting and difficult content.
It's great, but not for everyone.