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This week in Black Desert Online, I managed to hit level 24… after 7 days, 18 hours, and 5 minutes of playing and AFK-ing. But enough about how I’ll never hit level 50 – let’s talk about what to do with all that silver lining your pockets.
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I still haven't been involved in the housing and node business. My calpheon storage has about 15 gold ingots while all my characters are homeless potion addicts lol. Time to put these ingots to good use now.
It's almost as if Bill Murphy is in my head. I am willing to bet there are features in this game that haven't even been discovered yet. Really nice article highlighting the depth of the game. I engage in every facet of BDO so it shouldn't be surprising that the hardest part of playing the game for me is trying to decide what I should be doing from one moment to the next.
This sounds like me lol. So many people grinding to be the best while I'm just enjoying exploring the world and learning everything the game offers. I wish more MMO's would offer this kind of choice
For those who want it to be, this can be a grind to high level PVP game. Most of the bloggers you must have run into are probably like William, who delve into more aspects than just the end game. I myself am level 20 after a week or so and constantly get sidetracked by the non-combat aspects of the game. A person can level just by fishing and whatnot if you really want to but it's certainly slow.
Ok. So are you saying there is no meaningful reason to play with others outside of end game pvp? I recognize the game has other things to do besides pvp. My question was, are any of those things multiplayer friendly? Because the activities I've read about have all been solo. In your 20 levels have you grouped with, or had any meaningful interaction with, other players?
No. This is a single player game.
Forgive me. It being April 1st and all, I can't tell if I'm being trolled or not. :P I'm not trying to be a smart ass or anything. I'm genuinely curious.
Thank you for being a straight shooter Little disappointed. Was hoping it wasn't going to be another solo-centric MMO.
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I've had fun with Lineage2, fun with Lotro and Darkfall, but this is my favourite game since Ultima Online.
Playing: Darkfall New Dawn (and planning to play Fallout 76)
Favourite games have included: UO, Lineage2, Darkfall, Lotro, Baldur's Gate, SSX, FF7 and yes the original Wizardry on an Apple IIe
On topic: Great article Bill! I didn't know about the housing unlocking new stuff like that!
My SWTOR referral link for those wanting to give the game a try. (Newbies get a welcome package while returning players get a few account upgrades to help with their preferred status.)
https://www.ashesofcreation.com/ref/Callaron/
1) PvP focus at the level cap. PvP in general is a turn off for me.
2) It's a fantasy setting. I'm so sick of fantasy games.
Really enjoyed the article and the tip about the housing point system, thank you!
im the same level and started on day 1, just been exploring, questing and learning systems little by little too lol.
GAME TIL YOU DIE!!!!
http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/944/feature/10692
http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/944/feature/10676/The-Tip-of-the-Iceberg-is-Huge.html
http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/944/feature/10653/A-Game-of-Knowledge.html
http://www.mmorpg.com/gamelist.cfm/game/944/feature/10621/Review-in-Progress-Part-One.html
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It is and it isn't. PVP wise, you're going to want groups, especially when sieges are implemented. PVE-wise, group hunting is faster, more rewarding, and the world's big raid bosses really do require groups. Your day-to-day roaming and crafting, and questing is solo - but there's a lot of group-centric content. Just don't expect dungeons, minus the sort of open world locations that require groups to clear.
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Yes there are a lot of things you can do solo, but there are a lot of thing that need to be done as a group. Like guild quest, for the guild to gain ranking and to make money the guildies have too work together to complete different quest, from killing 2500 of something to cutting down trees and such. Sure you dont have to do them, but the guild master will kick you if you dont, wnich means you will lose buffs and your guild pay. Also there are bosses that you can do daily but you have to group up with peeps to do them and so on. So to say this is just a signal player game is not correct, its really a hy-bread with the aspect of both.