ESO more than makes up for this, with its dark fantasy setting, detailed visuals, and Elder-Scrolls-Level Lore, fabricating a universe that is just too good to let you visit back real life. ? Ok, WoW is amazing, but I do understand people that just hate non-realism. The Elder Scrolls Online had an arguably bad launch, but it did start to grow and grow, both content-wise, and inside our hearts.
I’m serious, there are NO voiceovers!!! It’s absurd, mind-blowing and as “wtf are the devs thinking” as it goes.
The lore & storyline is bigger than any other online game most probably, but there are NO voiceovers. There is one huge negative in World of Warcraft, and I have to mention it. That’s it – everything else, you will acquire with your own sweat and blood. Only your game time, and a few cosmetic mounts. There’s just so much content to experience, and it’s definitely the Last MMO Standing as far as P2W goes – there’s just nothing you can buy with money in WoW. I’m one of the few millions that started playing WoW back in vanilla, and I can’t stop myself from coming back to it every few years. I challenge you to spend just a couple of hours on the free trial to level 20 – you won’t even have to pay attention to get amazed by the sheer amount of detail all around you. You most probably have a vague image of the game from a decade back, or you just hate anything that “doesn’t look realistic”.
I understand their view point of course – “how can this ugly game get so much praise”.įirst things first – to be fair – WoW is far from ugly. I meet more and more people that have never – ever – played WoW, and are actually negatively biased towards it. ? The amount of work hours that have been collectively put in WoW over almost two decades, are an unmatched feat by any other MMO, and they are reflected in the game. Armed with a team of nature spirits, magical potions, and the support of your new friends, you'll explore ancient temples, dangerous dungeons, and hostile biomes to uncover the dark secret of Moonstone Island.World of Warcraft is undoubtedly the strongest synonym of “MMORPG games”, and anyone who thinks otherwise – is in denial. Make friends, brew potions, collect Spirits, and test your strength in card-based encounters to complete your Alchemy training! Spend a year away from home on an island in the sky!Following your village's tradition, you must move to an island in the sky to complete your Alchemy training. Moonstone Island is a creature-collecting life-sim set in an open world with 100+ islands to explore.
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