Let me just say, I do love it. Slower timed combat, and uses locked action bars or variations of card shuffling action bars, which add good dimension to play. And play anyway you want, the game is solo/mmo private server to yourself or go mmo.
Chat with A.I. to learn from, buy and sell to merchant types, or get quests possibly from any of them.
The old school style is not always easy, and you may criss cross the area your in to discover quest items.
You can travel overland on the world map on your way to towns or quest areas current to you, and like old school did, you may encounter random combat and enter a instanced area to pass through on your way to target instanced area. The area's you enter from overland map can be very big, even huge.
Sound is wanky, annoying or funny, not sure what its doing sometimes.
Crafting is big, you can do much there, your skills in crafting as well as in combat and other skills, grow from use, opening more avenues of skills to select to learn, there is massive choices and possibilities for character build.
Worth a try if your willing to afford it, I feel you get a lot of hrs of product for the price, even though it can be odd or downright buggy at times, some will complain about video quality, which on any setting is fine by me, others may want more handholding, although if you read some of the guides your character is toting around in his bag and be patient, you'll be fine, you could just ask someone in mmo server as well.
Game has been around since 2011, and for a company with a smaller budget, I also feel they have done a great job thru the years and recommend it for anyone, especially the more tactical, strategic rpg people who can read, but if you choose you can just go do whatever in game you feel like doing, and read as little as you want.

Let me just say, I do love it. Slower timed combat, and uses locked action bars or variations of card shuffling action bars, which add good dimension to play. And play anyway you want, the game is solo/mmo private server to yourself or go mmo. Chat with A.I. to learn from, buy and sell to merchant types, or get quests possibly from any of them. The old school style is not always easy, and you may criss cross the area your in to discover quest items. You can travel overland on the world map on your way to towns or quest areas current to you, and like old school did, you may encounter random combat and enter a instanced area to pass through on your way to target instanced area. The area's you enter from overland map can be very big, even huge. Sound is wanky, annoying or funny, not sure what its doing sometimes. Crafting is big, you can do much there, your skills in crafting as well as in combat and other skills, grow from use, opening more avenues of skills to select to learn, there is massive choices and possibilities for character build. Worth a try if your willing to afford it, I feel you get a lot of hrs of product for the price, even though it can be odd or downright buggy at times, some will complain about video quality, which on any setting is fine by me, others may want more handholding, although if you read some of the guides your character is toting around in his bag and be patient, you'll be fine, you could just ask someone in mmo server as well. Game has been around since 2011, and for a company with a smaller budget, I also feel they have done a great job thru the years and recommend it for anyone, especially the more tactical, strategic rpg people who can read, but if you choose you can just go do whatever in game you feel like doing, and read as little as you want.