Try AION, its engine may look like WoW, but more realistic, and its about Angel and Demons...
Its an MMORPG, not like diablo, but its not a bad choice...
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From a QQ topic we ended with a nice pool lol, we can check what ppl are thinking about Development ! nice Seth
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IMO aion is nothing special. Another mmorpg that gets boring after the 1st couple of weeks of gameplay. I honestly don't believe it deserves the hype it has received.
The only thing im pissed about is that there's no good online rpgs to play in the meantime before Diablo 3 is released lol. Seriously tho, the orpg market has sucked for a while...
The recent gameplay monk video shows 4 players playing together. It seems to get pretty crazy with all the spell casting and number of mobs on a single screen. I think 4 is good enough, but I voted for 8 players max because I have a lot of friends and we try to play together. Also if the D3 team does come up with a guild system, I hope they can figure out something that wont limit guild members playing with one another. Simply 4 players per game just isn't enough for guilds Maybe special games can be made for guilds or GvGing/PVPing with increased number of max players per game.
Since there are very few useable skills, I think the useable skills will be learned through quests obtained at certain lvls or in certain areas of the game. And you'll be give a list of passive skills to powerup those useable skills with skill points earned from leveling.
I'm glad they've decided to abolish the skill tree system. I personally think the idea makes no logical sense. Think realistically about how one would earn a skill. It's done through experience, learned from a book, or taught by a teacher. My guess is we will have to learn skills taught by teachers in a quest format; in such a way that we must to earn our skills and abilities. Once we have learned the basic skills, then we can upgrade them with experience as we progress through the game or simply with skill points earned from leveling. I don't like the skill book idea because it's been done several times before, includig Diablo 1, and it can ruin the economy from what I've seen.
I'm glad they've decided to abolish the skill tree system. I personally think the idea makes no logical sense. Think realistically about how one would earn a skill. It's done through experience, learned from a book, or taught by a teacher. My guess is we will have to learn skills taught by teachers in a quest format; in such a way that we must to earn our skills and abilities. Once we have learned the basic skills, then we can upgrade them with experience as we progress through the game. I don't like the skill book idea because it's been done several times before, includig Diablo 1, and it can ruin the economy.
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IMO aion is nothing special. Another mmorpg that gets boring after the 1st couple of weeks of gameplay. I honestly don't believe it deserves the hype it has received.
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