Exclusive and Early difference only in words? What actual difference is there? We are the ones who chose to throw in money to play on a newly setup server with bottleneck and botter issues. If you are really that unhappy with the game why not just join the bandwagon and write a review on steam and uninstall?
uhh server stability is kind of important to playing mmo’s… No matter how great the game it is harder to enjoy it because of rubberbanding. And i’ve played ton’s of mmo launches most of the time when things are in open beta it means near release state. I have never had this bad of lag for a launch, ever. And just saying the MMO community can be fickle, but companies still have to cater to them. If you don’t you get the current problem with bad reviews, and the chances of new players starting going down.
He has a point, it’s GG vs RMTs already.
You tried to stop the gold trader business, but they can easily circumvent the restrictions. Even if they couldn’t use the market to circumvent your restrictions, there is enough money in that market to allow them to maintain permanent token usage.
What remains is that the restrictions that were meant to protect normal players now make life extra hard for them and ruin the expierience.
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Since when did I say it’s not important. What I meant is, you judge a game base on it’s initial launch stability when majority players all squeeze into that single server causing data traffic to choke?
I am not at all white knighting for IMC, they made a wrong move for only preparing 2 servers on launch day. The moment the list shows up, CBT players would already know we gonna get server issues soon.
Oh, It was really bad idea to start conversation with someone like u. If u read the steam rules and start to use ur head not only for writing, but thinking too, it will be easy to find out how changes whole text coz of one word.
Or it’s could be hard for someone? I’m not sure.
Fine let’s call it Exclusive if you insist. Ok and then?
Usually when you want to make a point, you should leave examples. Any MMO that I’ve played had shared storage, and this goes as far back as games like Pristontale and Rose Online, some of the earliest MMOs that I did play, though not the earliest, they’re both pretty darn old.
Unless there’s a good majority of games in the early life of MMOs didn’t have a shared storage, “seeing your fare share” recently only means that there are people out there allowing companies to do this by buying into it, to monetize basic functions, as if they’re offering you a service by letting you have it back. I repeat: “By letting you have it back”.
Paid content should bring additional and new things to a player, not things they should’ve had in the first place. It doesn’t really matter how many games you’ve seen, its not something I nor many would pay for. Those that do would only mean they enjoy the game so much that they give into any reason and feed into this stuff.
there’s be a lot less bots if we had done the 3 month staggered EA for $50. We didn’t. Bar was lowered, many companies and their bots are willing to invest $10 for their bots to infiltrate then 50. Look at us now 
Once they fix the major issues with the game.
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I’ve played so far 125 hours of tree of savior (or so steam says). I’ve also spent a LOT of time on forums and tosbase thinking and discussing builds and theorycrafting, which is how I like to play games.
Did I have fun? Sure! Was my money well invested? Certainly! Does the game has issues? Yes, but it hasn’t stopped me from enjoying the game, they annoy me of course, but doens’t makes the game broken or unplayble to me. I see no problem in further investing into the game since I intend to play a whole lot more while having fun doing so.
The game is absolutely amazing, everything I wanted it to be and expected it to be.
As such I am already willing to give IMC more money and infact will, the moment more TP is purchaseable.