Some of the furniture is useable (you can sit on items, sleep on the bed, read some books, turn lights on and off, place and use cooking and alchemy crafting stations, access that city’s warehouse) and you can also change the wallpaper and flooring (although that does cost real money). The placement of items is freeform, so you can arrange and re-arrange to your heart’s content.
A TALE IN THE DESERT MMORPG 2016 UPDATE
I know there are some gorgeous houses coming with the Valencia update (whenever that is). (See BDO-Fashion for current housing items) I can only assume that these items will be expanded upon as new content is released. the current Spring Blossom event gives you a potted flowering cherry tree when you have farmed the appropriate seed), furniture items that are gained from farming and some that are drops from mobs. There are events that take place which give you furniture items as rewards (e.g. There are also vendors in each town which sell items.
A TALE IN THE DESERT MMORPG 2016 WINDOWS
Oh and the windows open and you can see the outside! Definitely need a room with a view 😉 There are furniture workshops with different styles in each town, so you can produce your own furniture. It is much like EQ2’s town housing except that it is phased rather than instanced and you can also choose to live on a farm, in a treehouse or on a mountain top for example. I particularly like that there are houses everywhere, the insides of which are phased. OK, so my favourite secondary systems are the housing, the boat-building and the horse-breeding.
I do hope that the developers of the other MMOs I am playing, take a look at the secondary systems and take serious note though. I’m just enjoying the parts that I do like and ignoring the parts I don’t. These things may turn out to be exactly why this doesn’t become a long-term or main MMO for me, but that doesn’t matter for now. I really don’t care about the main story, the combat, the levelling or the end-game here.
So why on earth do I keep playing it? 🙂 Aside from the amazing, immersive and gorgeous landscape which just begs you to explore, I think it is that I’m finding the secondary elements so much fun. timestamps, the individually right clicking bottles of water) – but they are unlikely to do this. There are a shed-load of quality of life improvements they could make (e.g. It’s grindy… but well, so are a lot of other MMOs, they just hide it better maybe. There is a lack of group-based PVE content – this is my absolute main reason for playing MMOs, generally all the other systems are there to keep me busy and engaged with the world while I sort out dungeon or raid runs but I don’t mind that it’s completely lacking. I’m not interested in the lore of the place – why are they at war? why are there no male elves? who cares?! It’s a pvp title, not really my thing so I’ll just try not to level and make new alts to avoid it… It’s RNG based but I don’t really mind as I’m not playing at end-game and haven’t got specific, set in stone goals. The questing system is very bland but I don’t really care, I’m not interested in questing. few MMO sports games, no MOBAs, little limited multiplayer), particularly post-1999.I’ve been trying to figure out exactly what it is I like about this MMO, especially when there is so much I don’t like about it. I’m also not including every piddly MMO on the planet or most MUDs/MUSHs/MOOs.
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