olepbj on 29 May 2008
| Ail said: From what I am hearing from guildies that play the game the first levels 1-30 are really fun with a lot of quests to do and what not. At level 35 the quests starts to dry up and when you get to 50 it's down to grinding and very few quests.. It looks like another of those half finished games where a lot of focus what put in the lower levels but very little on the end game so I don't expect the more hardcore players to stick with it for a long time... |
It is a MMO. It is quite normal to leave endgame out at release, and continually add more content.
If you were there at the release or first months of WOW, you would know. The strategy worked for WoW and other games. And AoC got PVP and guild towns.
Anyone got sales numbers? The 400k wasn't even sales numbers, it was number of people who already got their retail package and registered their game key and payment method.
