Do you like f2p?

Goodshit bro, gonna check these out, can always go for some good f2p games (especially multiplayer)

 

That's a lie though, MapleStory is there, and that is literally the beginning of p2w.

 

No, it mentions removing p2w (cash shop) which MS is.

cash shop is NOT f2p, f2p means NO money goes to them short of DONATIONS. You are PAYING for a service with cash shop, if purely aesthetic it's no change, but MS and most MMOs on the list are not. Anyways, I know he knows the difference and I know he'lll remove them eventually so it's no biggy, but they are actually very related, very, very related.

 

Yea, quite a few of us have been playing Thorns of War, I'd recommend it but you can't be lighthearted getting into it, it's pretty crazy. Would have never heard of it without your link there, there's literally about 30-40 people who play it and have played it over the last few years, it takes weeks to months of investment to feel like you're progressing, it does have some pay2win-ish features although many will claim they aren't (you can't own a house or 'hirelings' without paying) ($3.70-4.95 a mo), has an interesting system of gaining TP but in that too many things are so expensive that you are either resigned to taking a minimum of a week or so to get to full leather armor and a house on TP costs alone, don't even mind a road or chopping trees, or you will have a lot of trouble. The game is made much much easier with more people, the more the better really as each person contrinbutes another 1TP/minute they would be gaining (maximum is 1,000 TP or a little over 16 hours of gaining TP), so if each person gets on at least once a day (preferably twice) you can get a max yield from them. Crafting is also huge, to reach the highest in crafting you could easily spend 3-4 years to get there at some stages not seeing increases for several months, it's very fleshed out and very nice in these respects as a 'survival sandbox' or 'survival role playing simulator'.

Overall though I enjoy it, thoroughly, I've run into a few bugs that just pissed me off (don't try to get hirelings to follow you and help you fight, they will get stuck forever, luckily to combat this problem the first week on them is free, after that you can just choose to not pay them, kill them, whatever you please. This does mean that they can take that SPOT in your house and there is a limit to hirelings per house, a hut being only 1, running into this problem can literally cripple you about 2,000+ TP of work (2full days). I've had 4 hirelings out of my current 10 do this.

 

First review I've read on here that made me want to try a game.

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