I am not the best person to ask there's much better players out there that you can consult I am a noobie. Only thing I can suggest is to play the class for yourself for a week or two, then ask others maybe, I always find better to get a basic grasp for myself about something before looking for "expert's info".
Hello, I'm on Mystel server, the population is good at the moment (mostly because of the quarantine), but the game's current state it's pretty meh especially towards new players. The difficulty curve and the content is pretty limited, you have 1 lv.65 dungeon in which you're expected to spam about 40/50 times to level yourself to 70, at lv.68 there are 4 relatively easy and at lv.70 there are 4 "low tier" dungeons whose difficulty is like the one above, a new player goes from "Very Easy" lv.68 dungeons to lv.70 where if you're barely geared enough most of the stuff will either one shot you or nearly that (not to count all the mechanics you're magically supposed to know as there's no clear explanations in game you're supposed to read guides online).
Thanks to a certain virus and billions of people locked in their homes yeah... not because these games got any better (sadly it's the other way around).
@@AlyssaMcNeil sad, I was imagining that.... Last time I played any mmo was in 2015 :/ got some nostalgia and checked on RUclips but apparently they are all doing horribly
@@segment9007 Yeah they're pretty much using all the physiologic tricks in the book to make you "hook up" and then spend as much money in the game. I think I described it best at some point years ago in a forum where I said something like "If you're an happy player you don't need to spend money in a game because you're already happy... but if the game was frustrating enough (but not too much so you don't quit) to push you towards buying the solution for the problem they put there in the first place..." TL;DR they aren't designed to make players happy, but frustrated.
Can u do a video guide about mystic? Im very excited to play mystic, but i dont know anything about it. And i can see u are really good with it. Thx
I am not the best person to ask there's much better players out there that you can consult I am a noobie. Only thing I can suggest is to play the class for yourself for a week or two, then ask others maybe, I always find better to get a basic grasp for myself about something before looking for "expert's info".
@@AlyssaMcNeil seems a good idea. Ill try then. ty
@@AlyssaMcNeil Well said
Wow this channel is active o,o
Meh it was just a whim :V you have no idea how much paperwork I had to do just to upload this and I have skipped many extra things I used to do.
How is Tera nowdays? What server are you playing in? Are there many people playing?
Hello, I'm on Mystel server, the population is good at the moment (mostly because of the quarantine), but the game's current state it's pretty meh especially towards new players. The difficulty curve and the content is pretty limited, you have 1 lv.65 dungeon in which you're expected to spam about 40/50 times to level yourself to 70, at lv.68 there are 4 relatively easy and at lv.70 there are 4 "low tier" dungeons whose difficulty is like the one above, a new player goes from "Very Easy" lv.68 dungeons to lv.70 where if you're barely geared enough most of the stuff will either one shot you or nearly that (not to count all the mechanics you're magically supposed to know as there's no clear explanations in game you're supposed to read guides online).
Mmorpgs still vibing in 2020
Thanks to a certain virus and billions of people locked in their homes yeah... not because these games got any better (sadly it's the other way around).
@@AlyssaMcNeil sad, I was imagining that.... Last time I played any mmo was in 2015 :/ got some nostalgia and checked on RUclips but apparently they are all doing horribly
@@segment9007 Yeah they're pretty much using all the physiologic tricks in the book to make you "hook up" and then spend as much money in the game. I think I described it best at some point years ago in a forum where I said something like "If you're an happy player you don't need to spend money in a game because you're already happy... but if the game was frustrating enough (but not too much so you don't quit) to push you towards buying the solution for the problem they put there in the first place..." TL;DR they aren't designed to make players happy, but frustrated.