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Aliantha_Angel
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Ok, this might be a ridiculous ask, but here's what I'm looking for
has to have good graphics
a real player economy where if I like to grind or harvest or whatever I can jump in and get to work and resources, even low level ones have need and value
must have a good population not a dead world
not pay to win - effort has more value than swiping
does not need to be free, I don't mind paying for a good game
any games that fit this?
I don't care if it's fantasy, sci-fi, wild west...
thanks!
has to have good graphics
a real player economy where if I like to grind or harvest or whatever I can jump in and get to work and resources, even low level ones have need and value
must have a good population not a dead world
not pay to win - effort has more value than swiping
does not need to be free, I don't mind paying for a good game
any games that fit this?
I don't care if it's fantasy, sci-fi, wild west...
thanks!
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The graphics in ESO is still one of the best IMO
ESO is a mega server, so you can sell to every player in the game.
IMO ESO is not pay to win. They do have a cash shop but paid players, cash shop players and people who play for free. Really only have one advantage difference. Storage space. PvE and PvP, all 3 types of players are on even footing in combat.
They probably found what we all have; all the pretty games are shallow, all the games with deep systems are Indie and few play. So back to playing what you like, some rando single player game or FFXIV like everyone else.
For ESO fans like myself. MS is planning on overhauling their servers, most likely to a MS server farm with more power. So allot of the laggy game play will be fixed sometime soon. Maybe even for Cyrodiil. Wouldnt that be awesome.
You aren't limited to selling to guildmates. There is no centralized auction house, but an external site, Tamriel Trade Center, tracks what is on sale where and for how much. That makes the individual stores functionally quite similar to a single market.
Now a days all these games you seek will be at end game,i despise end game talk.
There is also a very big problem within gaming economies and that is CHEATING.What cheating does is ruin it for the hard working gamer.This exact reason was why i quit Vanguard and not because of bugs.
I am goign to straight up call it as it is,devs are for the most part dumbasses and or too lazy to give a crap.All studios care about is that initial hook get you in to start spending money.
You don't have VERY few good choices as a noob,imo you have NO CHOICES.I already mentioned why>>>END GAME,the worlds will look and feel dead.I can again point at FFXI ,it used a sub class system so it meant noob zones stayed active for MANY years,the game design was better than ALL of the others.
Like i could recommend FFXIV my opinionated choice but you'll find early zones to be dead and most guild focus to be on that dreaded end game.
If there was a quality new game to play i would be playing it right now and i don't even need great graphics,i only ask for a HQ game.
Never forget 3 mile Island and never trust a government official or company spokesman.
People manage just fine with it, so the BS you see in it is entirely a matter of opinion. How guilds choose to manage their affairs is not an issue with the trade system. It does make sense that if a guild is focused on trade for profit that they expect members to be productive. However, such a guild would want to retain valuable contributors, so I expect wouldn't quickly drop them if they had been informed the person wanted to take a break. If that person just up and disappeared, the axe might fall a bit more swiftly.
To each his own, as you say. Hopefully you have or will soon find something more to your liking. ESO seems to be doing well so will likely be about for a good while yet if you wish to come back some day. Good luck to you!