Enjoying it. Very much captures the early EQ vibe.
Exploring and checking out what’s around a corner and considering every mob to not get stomped.
Running around a city interacting and looking for quests.
Drive by buffs or strangers messaging you to give hand me downs.
Finding a group isn’t instant - so have some side projects to work on like crafting or questing. Or take initiative and start messaging strangers to start one.
Yup – I was perfectly happy running Guildwars 2 and a couple other games on an old MacBook until I “had” to get a PC due to Guildwars 2 dropping OSX support.
Best of luck. Looking through the roles of the alumni in the article I might have liked to see at least one person with a tech role - but maybe that is less needed if you’re just using an existing engine?
This is the kind of marketing I would falsify when no one has heard of my game. (Apologies to any diehard fans of this game that I might have offended – I’ve never heard of it.)
Bought at %50 off and still don’t think I’ve gotten value out of it. And then kind of feels bad that I won’t really be able to go back to it after the next expansion because I feel the base game will then be obsolete without it.
EBT/SNAP could be used for food. But you’re correct - the cases of this I’ve come across with guild members it seems they are paired up with an equally not thriving SO or are in a relatives spare bedroom.
Enjoying it. Very much captures the early EQ vibe.
Exploring and checking out what’s around a corner and considering every mob to not get stomped.
Running around a city interacting and looking for quests.
Drive by buffs or strangers messaging you to give hand me downs.
Finding a group isn’t instant - so have some side projects to work on like crafting or questing. Or take initiative and start messaging strangers to start one.