I’m not really fond of dailies, not since Mists of Pandaria in World of Warcraft ruined them for me, but putting a group-size requirement on dailies that are all but a necessity to advance is. Which may or may not be a jab at the population issues the game has currently.

And the platter looked like it hadn’t been washed in. We tried dungeons just the two of us and we got our asses handed to us on a platter. I cannot stress how strongly I dislike content being level-gated.īy the time we had hit level 20, we’d finished both the orange and yellow quests, meaning all we could do to level further, was to do dailies that required a party of at least 3 people, or dungeons, which. Mainly because it was gated, along with progression advancement itself, behind level requirements. It was at this point that I began to pay less attention to the story. We saved everyone, and depart for a grand adventure. Then the island we’re on is attacked, and. The tutorial zone was the same as always: Some kid tries to kill you, some pervy kid is into some shapeshifting chick, we all sit around a campfire singing kumbaya. It’s been so long since I even touched Revelation that I’d completely omitted that from memory.Īnd man the whole “talk to people using F and then finish the conversation you’re having with space-bar” was real grating. and the realization that the combat wasn’t action, but instead, a strange hybrid of action and tab-target. But nevertheless, I made a pretty damn good looking dude if I do say so myself. I just felt that overall, I didn’t have the control over my body or face that I wanted. While I still am – and don’t get me wrong, the character creator is very good, providing a lot of customization over my character, it isn’t nearly to the same degree as I once was. I remember back when Revelation launched I was thoroughly impressed by the character creation. I felt like, since she went Occultist, having 2 mages would make for impossible dungeons. I ended up begrudgingly opting for Vanguard because I wanted to tank dungeons for the wife and I. I wanted to go Swordmage because they not only look like a badass class to play, but also because I’m a fan of mage classes, so naturally. There are 7 classes in total: Occultist, Spirit Shaper, Vanguard, Assassin, Blademaster, Gunslinger, and Swordmage.