Ofc I love to get rewards but a game that only revolves around the serotonin level in your brain might not make you happy for a long time. You get rewarded at the end of the day like everyone else. You play the game because you love doing it and not 'oh I need to protect 832 caravans to get the next achievement yawn' And the best thing is that you don't get rewarded in the moment you do something. It's all about the game and not the rewards. And even if not: Firing arrows down the walls will increase your archer abilities, healing fallen comrades will increase your healing skills, firing a firebolt will increase fire+bolt components, building a defence siege weapon to drive the enemies away will increase your skill to build siege engines. Having this castle is probably important because it's at a very important trading route or near a bridge head. You get rewarded because you do something and not you do nothing but this. This game is different: You don't have to calculate if it's profitable to protect this castle (for example). Is a current content no longer rewarding you won't do it again: The NPCs are too lowlevel, you got all the gear in that dungeon, you finished all the (daily)quests, I'm not willing to harvest those nodes because mushrooms don't get me enough money at the AH.

The biggest issue in other modern MMOs is that you do something as long as it is profitable. No handholding, no gear grind, no goldseller, no xp (in a traditional sense). I'd love to play DaoC back in the days but this is no longer possible (it's no longer 2002. Focusing on one big theme instead of pleasing everyone no matter if you like PvE, PvP, MassPvP. Reading the foundational principles and you'll see that MJ has some strong visions for this game and that he's in a position where swim or sink are the only options. I hope to find a place where I can spend a lot of time in with a friendly community.īecause of MJ's vision for this game. For the game itself I see a game that does things differently in a time where everyone just want to get the biggest bite of the cake. There is not much in between.Īs I said above I hope that CU will make people think about their projects (as Dev) or their game (as player) and maybe something will change eventually.

And the best thing is that CU is not a game for everyone. But in the end it might be one of the best MMOs (best like overall concept and not releasing a game with crappy things just to make more money) out there because of the love, passion, patience and endurance of those guys and gals at CSE. The game itself is a very ambitious project with a lot of hurdles. There is currently no game (MMO) out there I'm willing to spend more time in. CU does things the other way around and this is refreshing to see. There are 13745368 wow clones trying to do the same or worse with microtransaction and Freemium packages. I think CU is the best that could happen to MMOs right now. This is not the 'best' place to get a meaningful answer but I gonna tell you my one: The following is my personal opinion! (just saying.

Okay first of all you are in a CU subreddit so most of the people like the game.

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