I think a lot of people have summed it up well. It's a good game, it's chill, and has an addictive grind, but as of right now the grind is absolutely meaningless. Sure there's like 5 quests, and some have level requirements, but there's no end goal.

It's hard not to compare this to Runescape, but it's the only real comparison. In Runescape you have bosses, money making, pvp, player-to-player trading (which adds to the money making), etc. These all give reasons to level a skill up. An example of what I mean behind having meaning in the grind:

I need to reach level 38 herblore so I can make prayer potions. Prayer potions then allow to restore my prayer, so I can now beat this boss in this quest. That quest now unlocks me that, and now I can do this.

The reason I'm doing a grind in Runescape isn't always because that grind is fun, or addictive. Sometimes it can lead to further actions that I want to do, Bossing being the usual example.

I'm not going to rate it negatively, as I genuinely think this game has room to grow, but some big changes will be needed for this game to not become a niche game with a tight knit community of like 200 players. I'm going to go back to Runescape as the grind just feels more worth while to me currently, but I will be checking up on this game regularly.

I think a lot of people have summed it up well. It's a good game, it's chill, and has an addictive grind, but as of right now the grind is absolutely meaningless. Sure there's like 5 quests, and some have level requirements, but there's no end goal. It's hard not to compare this to Runescape, but it's the only real comparison. In Runescape you have bosses, money making, pvp, player-to-player trading (which adds to the money making), etc. These all give reasons to level a skill up. An example of what I mean behind having meaning in the grind: I need to reach level 38 herblore so I can make prayer potions. Prayer potions then allow to restore my prayer, so I can now beat this boss in this quest. That quest now unlocks me [i]that[/i], and now I can do [i]this[/i]. The reason I'm doing a grind in Runescape isn't always because that grind is fun, or addictive. Sometimes it can lead to further actions that I want to do, Bossing being the usual example. I'm not going to rate it negatively, as I genuinely think this game has room to grow, but some big changes will be needed for this game to not become a niche game with a tight knit community of like 200 players. I'm going to go back to Runescape as the grind just feels more worth while to me currently, but I will be checking up on this game regularly.