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You get more class stories as you progress in levels and unlock future jobs / skills usually lvs 30/60/100 once you reach 200 all the stories sum up and come together with small differences based on your class

As someone who has spent a lot of their life playing this game, its so interesting to see someone play this as a completely new player with no prior knowledge on it. There are so many things you talk about and mention that most of us don't ever acknowledge or notice. This was a cool video! (: To answer some of your questions at the end: (As a player from Heroic server) 1. How is the difficulty later on? The difficulty can get pretty difficult. Most the bossing begins around level 200. If you want to see some examples, I recommend looking up bossing clips! (Black Mage, Seren, Kalos, Extreme Lotus - These bosses are super end game, some bosses before that most people do weekly are normal Lotus, Damien, Lucid, Will) 2. How grindy can it get? The game can get extremely grindy. Most players are looking for maps in certain regions so they can grind with the best rates for mesos. I play on Heroic server so mesos are the main currency. As for the drop rates, the items you were mainly picking up were specifically for quests. When you past lvl 200 there are some items that will drop from most monsters that are somewhat low drop rate but are needed to help progress your character damage and skills (Nodestones, Sol Erda, Sol Erda Fragments, Arcane Droplets, etc.) 3. Is there a better way to pick things up? Yes, there are pets in the game that will automatically pick up items if they are in range. There are skills you can give your pet to extend range. There is also something called a vacpet (vacuum pet) that will loot in a radius but these are subscription based. (You need to spend money to revive your pet every month). 4. Stories Majority of long term players do not pay attention to the story at all. The story does not play a big part at all for any of the characters. It just provides some context and beginner tutorials for new players. I believe all the characters' stories lead to Victoria Island or Pantheon one way or another. After that, you can basically say you never touch the character's story ever again in the same way as when they were introduced.

You should probably time stamp such long video. It shows that you put a lot of time and effort in it's making.

Spoiler alert, TL;DR: Yes, it's worth it, tons of content too.✌

I mainly play Destiny 2, and recently started trying this game out. I've beaten the campaign and have started to farm out my first ultimate descendant. Frankly the game and its systems suck. The game feels like it was built like a gacha game. Rates on drops that are horrible enough that it is just leagues easier to buy what you need/want. The farming is brainless and way too repetitive, it feels like they spent so much time developing the brainless farms that they forgot to make aspirational content that you can actually use the stuff you grinded out in (my god outpost farming is so boring). Not to mention that to research a descendant or a weapon you will typically have to research 4 different things that also require 4 different resources each to get the descendant or weapon, resources should be consolidated and there should be some type of aspirational content (raids, dungeons, something like a grand master nightfall from d2 even) that you can get most useful resources from. The time investment to fully kit out a single descendant or weapon is insane, and unfun. Research times for things is just a stupid mechanic that is used to make people spend more money. The module system is like okayish? Unlocking modules you don't have shouldn't be as hard as it is but the modules definitely aren't the worst system in the game. Games can be grindy that's cool, but the grind has to be enjoyable, this game has made me glad that bungie shifted away from rng grind a long time ago, I would much rather be able to get my swag weapons/character fully kitted in less than a day and just play the content the game has to offer with my fully kitted stuff. Really there should be several things in the game that are not RNG drops at all, for instance there should just be a questline to receive the components you need to acquire a descendant. This game will need a lot of work for it to have staying power and they've gotta cut back on the greed.

Ive been grinding for about 14 days and still having a tone of fun i have a fully built bunny and a fully built lepic ill be building Luna Next haters are gonna hate i guess

But honestly just try it for yourself dont listen to anyone

I've Personally Really Enjoyed My Time Playing The First Descendant But I Recently Decided At The Request Of A Friend To Return To Warframe! The First Descendant Is Literally A Copy & Paste Of Warframe In Every Single Aspect, They Didn't Even Try To Hide This Little Fact.

Its fun until you hit some hellish grind walls in hard mode. The Catalysts/Activators are WAY too rare and hard to get for a game like this. You can run 50 amorphous mats in one go and not see a single blueprint drop. In Warframe you'd be swimming in Forma by that point. Their greed (Activators are $25 in the shop) will kill this game if they're not careful.

I’m mr 15 and beaten everything up to the frost walker as of rn, The issues I doesn’t see people talking about for this game is how it’s nearly impossible to play regular missions solo even when running with a near 250k dps, there were many times I literally could not progress through the story because no one else was on the map for hours and with no clans or anything it’s not an ideal system, also respawning in the same spot you died leads to mission failure and you can’t do anything about it, this game is modeled after warframe more than anything else but the thing is warframe has so many things to do that can earn you free weapons and cosmetics, this game has little to offer unless you want to grab your wallet and that’s not going to change

to save 9minutes of video and hours of life - the answer is no

The games fun it's worth checking out. I maxed out 2 characters but I ended up getting bored with the repition of it and the grinding.

The short answer is yes. It's a free to play game, everyone can check it out and decide for themselves, and if they like grinding fests like Warframe, it's right up their alley. 4:23 Sadly that is not true. Guns are terrible and only give you an illusion of huge variety, truth is if you've used one pistol- you used them all, if you've used one machine gun- you've used them all, etc. The pool is huge only to prolong the length of the endgame a bit by giving you a load of weapons to level up for the mastery exp. Only Ultimate Weapons are somewhat different and better. 4:50 One of the weirdest designs of the game. There is no real matchmaking, you can be matched with people who have 100 level gear and just *melt* normal difficulty bosses, no matter their build. I'd recommend doing either every normal boss solo, or with a group of friends. If you have fewer players in your party than 4, the boss' stats are being adjusted, so it's not harder, i nfact playing solo makes it easier more often than not, because A LOT of players are underperforming later on, so if you're unable to carry, you lose. 5:48 it's actually wise to ignore it until you reach 100 lvl gear and unlock hard difficulty along with the endgame loop, then it's all about giving yourself a goal to accomplish and going for it; I want to farm that weapon, so I need this and this, I want new character, so I'm gonna farm a bunch of catalyst and an energy activator. This loop is not for everybody's liking, you need to enjoy this kind of gameplay. 6:40 yes, it's grindy, very much so, and the worst offense is that the percentages are actually real with no pity system. I have friends who farmed for Ultimate AJax for a week, and I was lucky enough to drop everything for him within two hours, it's pure RNG. Just yesterday I had to run a single mission about 40 times to drop 2.5% mod that was necessary for my build. The worst case I know was my buddy grinding for Ultimate Buny code, he was doing about 70 runs a day, he got it on day 5.. meantime I just opened one amprohous for fun and it dropped right away, first try. Honestly I feel like the drop rates are fair, I never have much issue with dropping anything I need if I set my mind to it, for example I have more Energy Activators than I have characters, and I dropped it all while farming for a weapon. 7:00 not really the case later on, you build one weapon and you invest your time into it. First you need to craft it, then you will want to level mods for it, that will consume a lot of gold and kuiper, then you will need to use an energy activator for extra 30 energy capacity for mods, and even then you will want to reset it a bunch of times to give it polarization slots so the mods consume half as much energy, then you will want to craft the same weapon four more times to max out it's unique ability. So yeah, as you can see you don't really do much switching, especially since Ultimate Reactors are always linked to a single weapon, so you want to drop one for a weapon you're using and stick with it. And no, I mean a weapon, like Enduring Legacy, not a weapon kind.. 7:38 that's a common issue FOR SOME REASON, I actually have a thread on Steam Community Hub with a fix for that, just google "tfd long preparing shaders" and it should pop up as a first or second result 7:49 not true, lost and found is only for rewards from the mission, if you don't pick something up- it says there And overall one thing that needs addressing- it's not as pay2win as people try to make it out to be. I bought only the battlepass, and you basically get 60% of the price back as you level it up since Caliber is there among other rewards, but other than that- no money invested, and I can get everything I want without much of an issue, I get energy activators and crystalization catalysts (both for maximizing your strength and finishing builds) while farming for other stuff, you can get them in the shop, but all you're doing is paying to save some time. Ultimate Descendats are stonger than their regular versions, but honestly not that much, the only notable difference is that they can use certain mods that regular versions can't, but still you can farm them for absolutely free, and it's not that difficult, you just gotta understand how the game functions and that in order to play it "right" you need three characters: -Bunny; for over all farming, she's the fastest at doing it, and the easiest to build -Enzo; he has passive ability specifically for opening hidden vaults that contain huge amounts of kuiper and special rare materials -Sharen; she's the only character that can successfully infiltrate enemy outposts and receive additional rewards And all three of them are also fun on their own, also easy to get, so it's a win regardless. I've sank 237 hours into TFD as I am writing this comment, I am nowhere near being finished with the game, I main AJax, almost finished his build and almost got a weapon maxed out for him, but I often switch direction in what I am doing, one moment I'll grind for the weapon, other I decide I want to craft a new Descendant, then I'll reset one of the characters and start leveling them up again.. I really like this game and I LOVE its lore, the only thing I hate are the immersion breaking cosmetics, but it's Nexon and they're known for it, so.. that ain't gonna change. I mean,. honestly this game has A LOT of issues, but I don't have time or energy to list them all, I just have hope they will fix and rework a bunch of stuff in the future.

I started playing a couple months back. I too thought the combat was easy. I played coz i enjoyed the stories. Until i started vet dungeons and trials that is. Trying different builds. Experimenting with different great to min max my dps is quite fun. The stories are great. Literally could just play the story lines and enjoy the game. Housing is fun. Very expensive. But fun. Great customisation options for outfits and i can spend hours trying to make my character look cool and unique. The skill morphs mean that most people are not carbon copies of everyone else. It's fun trying different combos. The ridiculously limited inventory space if you're not an eso plus member is a huge pain. A lot of my time goes in inventory management. A lot of things are tied to eso plus so if you're not a subscriber some zones and even vital gear and inventory space is locked to you. Overall i can recommend it. But don't expect a Skyrim like experience. It is an mmo at the end of the day.

No

Overland has no difficulty at all, it is just story mode. In dungeons, arena and trials it is much more difficult and you will constantly die in the beginning . When you finished content on normal and proceed to veteran it is even more challenging. And please, don´t play in first person mode or you will not see many mechanics. To give you a perspective: to complete Hardmode trials even the most experienced players are usually progging for weeks to get their first clear. PvP is also very challenging if you are not just zerging. Check out the various videos about perfecting your skill rotation to maximise your damage and build. Charles is usually a reliable source for min-maxing DPS.

I still enjoy ESO but there's times I need to log off because of AFKers spoiling the Immersion while on the Server.

ESO is still awesome in 2024! I was a hard core player back in the days on console. Recently I bought it for my PC, wow! graphic engine is old, but the graphics on 4k are still good enough, the game play in general was improved and there's so much more stuff to explore. This game can be nice for pve players, countless hours of gaming, plus if you feel like playing pvp, you can have that as well. It takes a lot of time to re-learn to build characters with the right build for what you want and also, level up skills and get the proper loot you need your your build. It is a nice game if you like the lore of Elder Scrolls. Skyrim is a classic! amazing game, if you have it on PC you can install amazing mods using Nexus that will make this game on-par with many modern games! Either one, prepare to spend 100-400 hours of gaming.

I’ll be getting a ps5 soon and I’m trynna figure out if I should get a Skyrim or ESO

Thanks you for the video! I liked the way you commented on the game. A small piece of feedback, I would love some more structure in the video. Keep up the good work!

Hey! GhostSpartan from the dev team here to give some thoughts on your video! :) Currently in development is a full on out of run stash system similar to games like Escape From Tarkov or Dark and Darker. This is a part of why the Loot Goblin perk is not a baseline feature, as in the near future you will be able to both take items stored away and craft items for you to take onto existing or fresh characters. There will be a level requirement to equip items from your stash so you won't be able to take powerful items onto a fresh or low floor character. I completely agree with your thoughts on ranged weapons. They're a tough thing to balance in our game and I am personally really unhappy with how they currently work. We have a full rework to them planned with a bowstring charge system, as well as an arrow/ammo system preventing you from really exclusively using a bow. My thought process is that bows should be more of a hybrid/support weapon. Using a melee weapon will be necessary to gain arrows, and we'll have talents in the new ranged tree that will incentivize you to swap to a melee weapon when you run out of arrows. A save-and-exit system is planned. When you save and exit your character will not extract, but your character will be saved. If you choose to play that character again there will be certain restrictions like not being able to join another game/run, starting on the same floor with the same generation, etc. We are still sorting out the logistics on how this will work with multiplayer lobbies. We are discussing the possibility of adding a character floor boost you can earn by completing tasks once we add the stash system. The game is designed so runs are long, we want you to feel like your high floor characters have gone through a journey, but I don't feel that we've done a great job of this just yet. I hope this helped shine some light on what we have going on in our development of the game regarding your comments and concerns! Ultimately we are a 2 person team, and can only work so fast. We have a lot planned and don't plan on stopping updates any time soon! Currently, we are deep into working on the 3rd boss and biome and we're super excited to see the communities reaction with this biome as we're really working hard to make it feel more unique and different from the previous two! Thank you for checking out our game, and taking the time to make a high quality video about it, we're glad to hear you enjoyed what you've played and I hope if you play it again in the future you'll enjoy that as well!

Most of your critics are valid, a small tutorial would be nice, specially for combat but here is the thing... you felt overwhelmed by "choose a server", and you didnt even thought about pressing "1", the key most used since the early 2000s to draw a weapon just to then fiddle with the most basic rpg inventory system. I feel like at some points this game is not intuitive at all, but i feel like you might be a bit more clueless than the average person, i dont want to be mean, this is a serious concern

The game could definitely use some sort of tutorial, especially in regards to utilizing the Squire, but if you're not checking key binds when starting a new game that's on you. Some tips: Use crouch jump to get on top of barrels and other parts of the environment You move faster strafing left or right than you do walking backwards. Use this to avoid enemies better Some enemy attacks can be dodged by crouching and looking straight up or down

Cave exits are one use exits, once a person uses them, they wont come back like the lifts or rafts on ice caves. Otherwise great starter guide!

Server region is common terminology used in a whole variety of games. In game maps are hardly ever called regions. The warning is something that if you took the time to read, youd understand. A stash, is also known as an inventory, where one could presume your loadout to be set. You missing how to pull out your weapon is because you are apparently unfamiliar with the most common buttons used to equip weapons in video games, and also missed the equipment buttons at the bottom that tell you what button is for what weapon. The first two minutes of your video is nitpicking.

through the first 47 seconds, i only heard crying. as in QQ... then it said, i got a pop up. I'm done watching, this is some really cringe critiquing and the guy hasn't even started. zzz done

there's an "accept all quests" button in the "quest log" on the bottom right of the play tab. Also, as you finish quests, the Squire will get new gear that you can start with, depending on the vendor that you did the quest for (if you look at the quest rewards, you can see that some of them add reputation for that vendor when completed).

adding to the new player spectating more experienced players, the tab screen will show whatever players gear you are spectating, so you can not only get a feel of the gameplay that makes others succeed, but the gear and stats that allows them to as well

Press X to put your weapons away and to move faster. Helps with kiting.

honestly the game is very fun but I can't justify spending 40 bucks on a game that's moving so slowly on developement with this theme the playerbase will die within the next 3 months guaranteed, it's just the way that these looter survival games go if they can't keep up with content so to charge a premium price point when you'll maybe get a dozen hours out of it just isn't a good buy unless you work from home or don't work and you can drop 8 hours a day on it in which case, yeah totally worth the 40 bucks for how many hours you'll be able to dump into it.... but if you don't work you won't be able to afford 40 bucks so.... it's just a bad model they should make the base game 5-10 bucks(or cheaper) and then offer an array of cosmetics to make their money, this would not only make more profit(as shown in other similar games) but it would allow them to give the false sense of game content by releasing skin variants which are incredibly easy to produce in comparison to actual game content EDIT: I have been called a retard and told the game is currently free to play so I guess I am the retard? idk

Nice guide. The new player's perspective is great for this.

To be fair it's pretty standard in a lot of first person games for it to be a 1-9 hotbar system, and your items are also numbered in the inventory. That being said I agree the beginning was really confusing lol ALSO that thing with the devs deciding new players don't need potions (or bandages or campfires) is so true lmao

Yes please do a longer video because I just found this game and I’m interested also you seem like a nice guy and I would like to watch a video of yours😊

looks beautiful .

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Thanks for Watching! If you are interested in learning more about the game, here's the longer video: ruclips.net/video/Qj3lMErHXfY/видео.html Have a great day!

Thank you for review

Here's a link to the video on the training ground: ruclips.net/user/shorts3Ihne8CE52c?feature=share

It's a game DESIGNED to be played forever. What the fuck do you think, if it's worth playing?

NOPE!

Great game, but hard to understand

U can finish poe act 1 with normal atac in d4 u need 8 skils

Poe have in Act 1 more content than diablo 4

good video

A couple of people have let me know the volume on the video is low for them (Thanks for heads up jpsmiles4007 and skuzzlebutt8825). Unfortunately, I'm not able to edit the volume right now. If you can't hear it on your device, sorry for the inconvenience. I'll look into increasing it for future videos (and this one if I'm able). Cheers - Rell

stopped after 10 seconds because of the audio

um... maybe get closer to your mic, this was really bad, no one can hear you. you need to watch the content you make before you post it so you can make sure your audio levels are right. i wish you did better i would have watched this whole video.

POE is alway worth of playing!

i love this game so much, i grew up with it. im so glad this came up in my recommended

Hard to hear as mic is quite low