[Bless Online] ¿Es una decepción?

No, estoy jugando al "Cryer Online : Actionchip edition"

#244 Pues ese juego es mejor que el "Bless Online"

Come to papi, broh

#247 Exacto, eso es lo que tienes que hacer cuando te nombren al "Bless"

@tholdrak yo no tengo nada que hacer pero ya veo que tu tampoco jajajaja

gente recomendando un juego llamado guild wars que no tiene guild wars y el wow con su nicho de neckbears y su cringefest es que me desorino

solo por la estafa de release (sin end game, sin dar información de lo que íbamos a tener o no) no debería de jugar ni dios a este juego, q aprendan las compañias a hacer las cosas bien y a darnos productos en condiciones. Vamos no me jodas, 40 euros para que luego te digan "Ups nos hemos equivocado en el futuro seremos mas transparentes".. a la hoguera

"Apoyar Bless Online es apoyar la muerte del género MMO."

Supporting Bless Online Is Supporting The Death Of The MMO

To add insult to injury, to then pretend that the item dupe issue is new to Bless Online is staggering. This was reported many times in its original territories, plagued its Russian release, and was undertaken here the moment the servers opened. To pretend this is “new” is duplicity on Neowiz’s part, and their “solution” to those who abused the bug hilariously weak. Are they so desperate for customer retention that they’re willing to hand out just a two week ban for serial abusers? Item duping has long term ramifications for the stability of any MMO’s economy. To cackhand it in this way, even if they do take the proceeds of the crime, shows a total disregard for one of the red lines of the genre. Anything less than a permanent ban to those who abused it, is nothing short of a slap on the wrist.

So where am I going with the editorial? Well, besides the fact I’ve yet to cover its obnoxious pay-for-convienience features, its woefully static combat (honestly, there’s nothing rhythmic about it), or its lack of basic features, Bless Online is everything that’s wrong with the genre. It’s a game that’s devoid of heart, soul and innovation. There’s no depth, no originality in its classes, races or world map. Its questing is generic, combat dull, and it’s all wrapped up in some obnoxious marketing that’s designed to entice and excite. Clearly its worked as there’s plenty of folks still playing Bless Online, and this - for me - is the most tragic part.

Are we as players so desperate for a new MMO that we’re willing to throw our hard earned cash at literally anything new? If there were some innovation in Bless Online - some sort of hook that’s undeniably brilliant - I could perhaps forgive the price tag. But to see almost 30,000 players take to Bless Online is staggering. This is a game that deserves our ridicule, not our cash. Rewarding eastern developers and publishers in this way does nothing to forward the MMO genre: quite the opposite. We’re effectively inviting this habitual cycle of hype, release, disappointment and anger. By supporting Bless Online, we’re killing the very genre we love by accepting the very worst it has to offer.

Even if you’ve played every other MMO on the market, everything else on the market is still better than Bless Online. World of Warcraft, Guild Wars 2, The Elder Scrolls Online, Final Fantasy: A Realm Reborn, EVE Online, christ, even Black Desert Online is vastly superior (and that’s saying a lot for a game that has some questionable design decisions). To abandon these games in favor of this just boggles my mind. Even if you’ve had your fill of those I’ve listed, and are craving a new MMO, turn your attention instead to the likes of Crowfall, Camelot Unchained, New World, or Worlds Adrift: support these growing communities.

All of these are daring to be different, and are attempting something new, while innovating in spades. Not everything they do may appeal, but I can guarantee that all four of them could launch now and still be leagues ahead of Bless Online. If you’re still choosing to support Bless Online, I can only come to the conclusion you’re either too heavily invested in the game to see its faults, or too desperate for an MMO that you’ll literally play and pay anything. If either of those are the case, there’s no helping you. For everyone else who might be on the fence, wavering as to whether to buy the game: just don’t.

No podría haberlo dicho mejor.

#263 Es mejor persona que tu, eso desde luego

#256 GW2 me lo pille el dia de lanzamiento en 2012 y fue el bluff del año, buen coleccionista de skins estas hecho, el futuro de los esport decian xdd