This is a bit more subjective opinion, so i won't put a subtitle, i've played this game for very long and i really loved it. So how can a beginner shorten the HUGE gap it has with a veteran if you don't provide nothing for the beginner, this way new people won't join the game of course!Ĥ.
#Twin saga private server item shop Patch#
The Patch notes - If you check the activity of the Game, There are about 200-300 people online ( eventually add another 200-300 for launcher), They are all veterans, so when the producer makes a new Patch, it will only think about veterans, nothing new for mid-beginner players.Īlso, with a community so little for an MMO those patch notes usually bring P2W stuff, i remember especially things like: "If you spend 100€ i will slap at you like 300€ in items" (not only during important events eh). The people chatting were the same veterans i met again when I came back in 2018! NOBODY new!ģ. There were a very few new people, infact i remember that already in 2016 the spawn point was basically empty. The Community - I tried to hit hard with this subtitle, of course i don't mean the community was bad, BUT the community was OLD. The Modernity - The peak of players was neither in 2018 nor in 2017, but basically when i started, apart from that, considering the game didn't try to evolve (infact they knew certain mechanics were old but instead of reworking the game.they made Twin Saga (around 2017) ) players started to move to games where the mechanics were more modern.Ģ. There are many points that i've forgotten, but i still clearly remember the MAIN reasons:ġ. The equipment follows the idea of "level required to use", the game was not drastically P2W and the combat style was okish. The map is not Open-World, it's a old-style map with teleports, you can trade with people, at the auction house you could sell stuff to other players, you can even marry other people
The graphic is perfect for a person who loves animes, it's rather grindy but not as much as many other mmo games out there. I came back for about 300 hours, here in steam in 2018, BUT i noticed the reason why i stopped playing the game was still HERE. I will repeat forever that this was the best anime-like mmorpg. I've loved playing it, it was extremely beautiful. I've played this game from 2014 to 2017 (included) through the Aura Ignite Launcher (the actual site is aeriagames). It's better you see the point of view of a person who really played the game. I've read the comments and i opened wide my eyes shocked! Hello reader, I'll transparently tell you what i think about this game. The company banned me for choosing not to buy "optional" points via real cash, on their "free to play" game. If you attempt to, you are greeted with a messege saying your account is frozen for "violation of terms of services".ĭon't believe me? Run a google search.
They inform you to contact support on their website, and provide transaction histories that you cannot access, due to not even being able to log into your account. I had been playing this game for a little while, and purchased quite a bit of points, but when my points started piling up and I just felt i had nothing to truly spend them on, I ceased buying, only to be greeted with an email a few months later stating that "for my protection" a ban has been placed on my account due to billing inactivity. In short, once you start buying points with real cash, if you choose to stop buying, they will ban your account. Unfortunately, I am writing this review as a negative, as I cannot suggest this game to anyone due to the practices of the company. It was aesthetically cute, and the cash shop was mostly there for little "pretties".
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