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Someone give me a better thread title. Please. Holy crap. Trion Worlds link Trove on Steam What is Trove? Trove is generally called a combo of Minecraft and Cubeworld, maybe with a bit of WoW mixed in. Take the world-building and crating aspects of Minecraft and combine it with open world exploration, dungeons, interesting enemies, customizable equipment, and nearly a dozen unique classes, and you kinda start to get the idea. The game apparently was in alpha/beta stages as of last November, but recently came out as free to play on Steam. What makes this game different? There's actually a few neat things that I really like about this game. For starters, you can break down old loot and save the way it looks for later. You can then apply those templates to other items and customize the way they look. So maybe you've been rocking that neat beanie hat for a while, but then you lay the smackdown on a dungeon boss and he spits out some ugly looking cat ears that otherwise blow the beanie out of the water. Instead of tossing your cool beanie, you can break it down, then apply the look to the cat ears. Win-fuckin'-win! This lets you make yourself look the way you want to, and not exactly the same as every other schmuck who got the cat ears before you. Not only that, but you can design skins for pretty much everything and submit them to the devs via their Reddit, and if it gets approved, it'll become an actual item in the game. Some people will scoff at the idea of getting your fan base to make art assets for you, but personally, I think it's a neat touch for the game. Another cool thing is that as you complete quests and level up, you'll gain cubits, the game's version of money. You can use this money to unlock new classes and switch between them at any time by pressing J, or going to the changing station, for free(after the initial unlock of course) any time you pass one by. This means that you're not stuck in one class, or if you make a mistake and end up starting with a class that's totally against your play style, you're not SOL. You can also spend real world money to buy these, but why the hell would you do that? Aside from that, combat is easy and pretty fast paced. One thing that always turned me off about lots of RPGs is having to queue up tons of different skill combos and make sure I hit everything in the right order. This game has a very simple, but effective combat system. Every class has a passive ability, a standard melee attack(M1), a class attack(M2), a class ability(1), and an ultimate attack(2). The latter two are locked until you level up once or twice, but it's really easy to go up the first couple of levels, so it's no big deal. You can also add other items, like bombs, to the hotbar to bind them to the R and T keys. Wait, did you say 'Free to Play'? What's the catch? Actually, the cash shop in this game is really tame. Pretty much everything in the game that would give you an advantage over other players can be bought with the cubits I mentioned earlier. Pretty much the only thing that can't be bought with in game currency are "special" skins/versions of the standard things you can buy, and patron time. Patron time gives you a few different boosts to things like exp gain, crafting speed, magic find(how often you get upgraded loot from bosses), and movement speed. Really though, there's nothing that a patron can do that a regular player can't do just as well. You mentioned classes. What do we have to work with? I haven't played most of the classes yet, but a bunch of them look really promising. Let's go with a quick overview: The Knight:  "The Knight is a durable, armored fighter that wades fearlessly into melee combat. Charge your enemies to close distance, but if things get messy, your ultimate will restore your health and let you shrug off blows with ease." Class Attack: Smash - Capable of hitting enemies one block below you- Capable of destroying blocks - Heavy knockback to all the monster's hit - Area of effect 4x7 Cone shape - Deals 3.5-4.5 times damage compare to normal attack damage. Class Ability: Charge - Despite what the description implies, this attack does not pierce multiple enemies - It does however deal area of effect 3x5 (arrow shape) damage around the target - Travel 12 blocks forward - Capable of destroying blocks - Deals 3-4 times damage compare to normal attack - Hits the first enemy to collide with the dash Ultimate: Iron Will - Can be used to easily tank hits and activate Retribution - Heal 100% of your Health, best used when extremely low on health. - Reduces damage from all sources by 75% for 7 sec - Doubles Stability stats - 40 sec cooldown Passive: Retribution - The cooldown for this skill between every attack buff is around 2 secs. - If the buff is active and the player does not attack anything, it will fade after 3.5 secs - Next attack will do 4-5 times more damage than a normal attack. The Dracolyte:  "The Dracolyte is a fire mage who commands the might of dragons. Use your flamethrower to charge up your dragonling familiar and if you get into trouble, use your ultimate to transform into a powerful dragon. " Class Attack: Spit Fire - Capable of destroying blocks - Charges up after 7 hits, multiple enemies will charge this skill faster, uses very little energy - Attacking "Dragon Idols" can charge up the familiar - Familiar Puffs up, plays a sound effect and glows when charged - This skill can hit twice, the total damage of 2 hits is around 7-8 times the damage of a normal attack - Deal low AOE damage around ~2x2 - The charge doesn't seem to fade away if left idle Class Ability: Burnt Offering - Capable of destroying blocks - Spawns a bomb like object that despawns after ~20 seconds if not detonated - Can be frozen by an Ice Sages ultimate, and wont explode until thawed out - AOE ~7x7 dealing 5.5-6.5 damage compare to normal attack damage. - High energy cost, about 60 energy Ultimate: Avatar of Flame - Increases stability by 200, movement speed by 10, damage reduction 50%, increases attack range to an AOE of 3x8, damage increase by 1.5, attack speed increased by 1.5 - Duration 15 sec if constantly attacking, longer when not attacking - No energy cost - Spit Fire is still usable but its much harder to see the visual effects on the familiar as it is held in your hand - Can ride mounts whilst transformed (transformation will end when dismounting) Passive: Fire Walking - Increases movement speed by 75% while in lava - Decrease Health regeneration by 100% (no Health Regen) while in lava - Still receive "Fire damage" from traps, lava. Neon Ninja:  "Elusive and deadly, the Neon Ninja slices and dices enemies when they least expect it. Backflip into stealth and surprise your enemies with thrown shuriken, and then obliterate them with the forbidden Final Technique." Class Attack: Shadow Flip - Enemies cant see you in stealth - Using an Elysian Flask will remove stealth - Increases Movement Speed by 50% while stealthed - Creates a "clone" that stays in place for about 1-1.5 seconds, mobs will aggro it and if you time the ability right, you can block ranged attacks with it. Class Ability: Stasis Blade - Enemies hit will be locked in place for 3 sec - Area of Effect 3x10 - Moves a set distance and pierces through enemies, rooting all struck Ultimate: Final Technique - Successful attacks refresh the immobilization effect of Stasis Blade - Successful hits whilst Final Technique is active do not accrue Shining Star shuriken - destroys blocks - VERY IMPORTANT: USING SHADOW FLIP ENDS THE ULTIMATE PREMATURELY Passive: Shining Star - Gains one shuriken for each successful hit, hitting multiple enemies with one attack will gain a shuriken for each hit - Maximum of three shurikens - Shurikens are automatically thrown regardless of quantity as the first attack out of stealth - To avoid throwing shuriken, wait for stealth to run out or use Stasis Blade - Each Shuriken deals about 2-3 times your normal attack damage The Candy Barbarian:  "A mighty warrior with a lust for battle that is only matched by a hunger for sweet treats. Leap into the fight, then beseech your patron deity Eis-Crom to hurl one of his fabled thundercones down upon the heads of your enemies." Class Attack: Vanilla Swirlwind - Does splash damage (that's all that's in the description! What a gyp!) Class Ability: Sugar Crash - Capable of destroying blocks - Area of effect 6x6 - Drops sour candy per each enemy hit - Despite dropping multiple candies per hit, sour candy does not stack either duration or intensity (it will refresh the duration of the buff, though) - Less damage than Vanilla Swirlwind - Leap distance is affected by movement; running backwards will leap the minimum possible distance Ultimate: Eis-Crom Cone - Capable of destroying blocks - Deals AoE damage 9x9 a short distance in front of the user - Spawns 8 healing candy and 1 sour candy (1 healing candy will heal 10% of your HP) - Candy also affects nearby allies within 30x30 Area of effect, but will only heal about 50% (give or take 10%) (candy drops are per player; sharing will not reduce your healing) Passive: Gum Drop - Drop rage-inducing sour candy when "being attacked" - The game description is "attacked," which is unclear. - Increases attack speed by 75 and movement speed by 20. - Buff duration last for 3 seconds (give or take 0.3s). - Does not stack either duration or intensity (a second sour candy will refresh the duration of the buff, though) The Boomeranger:  "Boomarangers are skilled with both bow and sword. Bomb your way through bedrock and stun any enemies you find with your trusty boomarang! When things get to hairy or scary, lob a Mysterious Urn into the fray! " Calls Attack: Boomerang - Cooldown: About 11 seconds. Catching it will shave off about seven seconds. - The Boomerang will travel 15 blocks in square line (horizon) in the direction the player is facing. - If caught when it returns, it will reduce any active cooldowns on your skills, including itself. - Stuns enemies for 1-1.5 seconds. - The boomerang bounces away from enemies and other blocks after contact. - If not caught, the ability with go through a full cooldown of 12 seconds. - Low damage 0.5-1 times as much as normal attack TIP: If you're using melee, aim the boomerang straight infront of you on the ground, this will almost instantly return it, reduce the cooldowns and damage/stun any enemies near you. Class Ability: Big Bomb - Cooldown: 20 seconds. Catching the boomerang will shave off about six or seven seconds. - Throws a large bomb which sticks to a surface, explodes after 2.5-3 secs. - Can stick on to walls, ceilings, and inside blocks. Will stay suspended in midair if it hits an enemy directly. - Has a blast radius of 6x6 and will only affect blocks above it and to its side. - WARNING: Destroys blocks very easily. - Low damage 1-1.5 times as much as normal attack. - Does very small damage upon contact with an Enemy - Can destroy dungeon traps. TIP: Extremely good for mining. If you find an ore vein, try to find the bottom center point, if you throw the bomb there then you should clear out the entire vein with just that one bomb. Ultimate: Mysterious Urn - Cooldown: 30 seconds. Catching the boomerang will shave off about seven seconds. - 100% chance of dealing AOE damage in a 6x6 radius and one additional effect randomly chosen from the following: - 25% chance to drop Cluster Bombs around the impact of the urn. Bombs have an AOE damage of 2 blocks from the source - 25% chance to drop Healing Gems. Heals the user immediately and all other players in the area (8 gems; similar to that of Candy Barbarian's Ultimate: Eis-Crom Cone) - 25% chance to drop Cooldown Gems. Cooldown Gems gives a reduced cooldown to all players within the area (8 gems). - 25% chance to summon three Quchik allies (chicken allies) to fight for the player. Quchiks cannot be harmed. Quick Note: Quchiks cannot be affected by a Neon Ninjas Stasis Blade. Passive: Finishing Blow - For melee users, players can do a spin attack after every third attack. - 360 degree hitbox (capable of hitting enemies behind you) - Provides decent knockback - For bow users, players can shoot three shots after every third attack. - Arrows that aren't used can continue after the enemy is defeated. The Tomb Raiser:  "The unlife of the party! Animate minions, then heal them and damage enemies with your basic attack's piercing beam. Enhance your attack and defence with Banshee's Boon, and combine your Bonetourage into a Grave Goliath!" Class Attack: Bonetourage - Spawns a skeleton minion to fight for the player. - Skeleton summons constantly take damage. - Using the base attack on the minions will heal them slightly. - Players can spawn a maximum of 6 spawns. - Spawns can only last for 10 seconds if not damaged or healed. Class Ability: Banshee's Boon - Enables Ghost mode. - Changes basic attack from a laser to a AoE shock wave around the player. - While in this mode, players can heal minions more than basic attack within the area effect. - The amount of time while in ghost mode depends on the amount of energy the user has, recovering energy will make it last longer. Ultimate: Grave Goliath - Removes all skeleton minions to spawn a Grave Goliath to fight for the player. - The more skeletons sacrificed, the stronger the goliath. (Max of 6) - Takes damage over time like smaller summons, however it cannot be healed. - Creating a new goliath over-writes the previous one. - The goliath is considered one soul like the other summons, so it can be used along with other smaller summons to create a new goliath. Soul Caller - Creates souls that orbit around the user. - The amount of souls that are orbiting the user determines the amount of summons he/she can spawn. - Can carry up to five souls at a time. - One soul can be obtained every 8 seconds. - Souls can also be obtained while attacking enemies by the player and/or the summons. - Basic attacks will heal summons. The Gunslinger:   WARNING: Don't pick this class as your first class. It needs some tweaking badly. "The Gunslinger is an eagle-eyed ranged fighter who blasts enemies with dual pistols. Light up foes with a well-aimed charged shot, then use your ultimate to gun them down in a hail of energy bullets. " Class Attack: Charge Shot - Capable of destroying blocks - Takes 2 secs to fully charge - Can be charged whilst in the air to avoid damage - 7x7 area of effect - Dealing 6.5 ~ 7.5 times the damage compare to normal attack damage. - Charge Shot distance 27 blocks forward but normal attack can travel 31 blocks Class Ability: Blast Jump - If used whilst already in the air then the damage and visual effect will be applied on the ground below you - Jump 7 blocks upward - Area of effect 4x5 - Can be used in mid-air Ultimate: Run and Gun - Increases attack speed by 75% - Increases movement speed by 20 Passive: Lucky Shot - Charged Shot, autoattacks and Blast Jump can activate this ability - Allows for back to back Charged Shots if lucky The Fae Trickster:  "The Fae Trickster specializes in avoiding damage while dishing it out. Use blink to leave behind an illusion that takes the hits for you, while you deal massive damage with your charged up attack." Class Attack: Blink - Decoys despawn after 4 seconds - Decoys have limited health, multiple enemies will whittle down decoys faster - Decoys are subject to gravity and will fall downwards until coming into contact with a block if cast in the air - Decoys are immobile and not affected by knockback - teleport range 5-7 block forward Class Ability: Glitter Bomb - Capable of destroying blocks - Despite not being mentioned in the description; deals considerable knockback - AOE 5x5 - Is thrown, holding down the button displays an estimated trajectory Ultimate: Faerie Dance - Staves despawn after 6-8 seconds - Staves have limited health, try to keep enemy aggro on decoys so staves don't die prematurely - Staves are subject to gravity and will fall downwards until coming into contact with a block if cast in the air - Staves are immobile and not affected by knockback - Staves take fire recoil damage from flaming boss enemies - Each Stave dealing 1-1.5 times damage compare to normal damage Passive: Ego Blast - Flaming boss recoil damage will not remove the damage buff - Spikes , fireball traps will affect this passive. - Enhanced basic attack have 2-3 times damage higher than normal attack damage. - 2-3 second delay The Ice Sage  "The Ice Sage is a cryptic spellcaster with an unerring sense of everything cool. Chill foes with magical crystals and summon deadly falling icicles, then use your ultimate to freeze enemies solid and leave them helpless. " Class Attack: Ice Crash - Capable of destroying blocks - Can be double cast (bypassing CD) if using the aiming guide (hold skill button) for the duration of the cooldown Class Ability: Frozen Ward - Increases Movement Speed by 10 - Increases Magic Damage by 24% - Increase Attack Speed by 20 - Dispelled when taking 10%+ of max health as damage - Removed when entering build mode - Can absorb (and be dispelled by) spikes, fall damage and firebolt traps Ultimate: The Big Chill - Lasts 6 seconds - Halts all damage whilst enemies are frozen - When enemies unfreeze they receive all the damage done over the freeze duration and bonus - Subsequent Big Chills (from other ice sages) won't stack the freeze duration (seems to reset the duration?) - Teleporting Bosses will not blink when attacked whilst frozen - No longer freezes Dracolyte Dragon Idols, preventing them from exploding until they thaw Passive: Coldhearted - Walk across ice without sliding, and basic attacks chill enemies - Slow Duration: 5 Seconds The Shadowhunter:  "Shadow Hunters destroy evil wherever it may hide. Heed the Dark Whispers of your captured shadow, pick off distant enemies with a charged Radiant Arrow, and trap them with Sun Snares when they get close. " Class Attack: Radiant Arrow - Fire a sparkling arrow that pierces through walls – and other enemies! - Damaged all enemies in a line (no damage reduction for multiple hits) - Fully charged arrow dealing 2.5-3.5 damage compare to normal attack damage (without mark from passive) - Fully charged arrow dealing 5.5-6.5 damage compare to normal attack damage to marked enemies. - takes ~1.0s to fully charge. - The arrow will travel 30 blocks in square line ( horizon ) Class Ability: Sun Snare - Set a trap that dazzles your foes with a luminous flare, knocking them senseless for a 3 sec - AoE damage 7x7 that Dazes enemies on contact. - Deals the same damage as normal attack Ultimate: Arrow of the Goddess - Mark ALL nearby enemies with Dark Whispers and let fly with a Radiant Arrow touched by the Goddess herself. - Ability wears off after shooting a Radiant Arrow. - The empowered Radiant arrow deals an AOE of 7x7 damage at least 10 times higher than normal attack damage on marked enemies, and about 7.0 to 8.0 damage on non-marked enemies. The Pirate Captain:  "A salty sea dog with a love for explosions and the high seas. Blast your foes with Plunderbuss for doubloons to upgrade your First Mate's cannon, bait foes with Pretend Pirate, and unleash Man o' War for a fiery finish!" Class Attack: First Mate - Throws down a cannon controlled by parrot ally. This costs no energy, but has a short cooldown of about one second. - The Cannon will last for 10 seconds. Triggering your passive (doubloons coins) will reset the timer. - Cannon damage = 1.5-2X normal damage. With upgrade = 2.5-3.5X normal damage, also x2 attack speed - The cannon has three stages. It will upgrade to stage two after three coins. It will upgrade to stage three after a total of ten coins. - Stage two has increased damage and stage three has an increased attack rate. - Can only summon 1 cannon; summoning a new one will dismiss the old one. - The cannon's attack does not trigger the passive. Class Ability: Pretend Pirate - Throws down a decoy that explodes (very little damage) when destroyed. - Enemies will aggro to the decoy instead of the player. - Consume 50 energy to use and you can summon as many as you want, the HP pool is rather small. - After it is destroyed, it will drop doubloons depending on how many enemies were hit by the explosion. - AOE of 7x7 Ultimate: Man o’ War - Uses explosive shots instead of regular shots. - Deals AOE of 2x2 damage. - Both cannon and turret can be used simultaneously. - More than one Man o' War can be used simultaneously using the Chronomatic Emblem - Will despawn after 10-12 seconds. - Deals 3.0X damage compare to normal attack damage. - This Turret attack can trigger passive, also no energy cost. Passive: Plunderbuss - Upgrades the Pirate's cannon (if deployed). - Pirates don't have energy regeneration, but each coin will give him around ~10 energy back. - Hitting multiple enemies will drop multiple coins. - Hitting a Dracolyte's summoned idol (with the Burnt Offering ability) will trigger the passive. - Hitting an enemy with a deployable directly won't deal any damage, but it will still trigger the passive. That's some neat class design. What about stuff to do in game? Aside from playing dress up with the billions of different loot items you'll find around the game, you can also run around with friends and kill dungeon bosses on every world. As you explore the map, you'll find towers popping up and giving you quests to kill this boss, or activate this thing, etc. etc. If you do them, you'll be rewarded with more rare loot. There's also bigger boss dungeons that pretty much require a group to complete, if you're on the appropriately leveled world. You can also join a clan, known as a club, and enter their own unique map to use their shared resources and be a house-buildin' carebear if you so choose. There's also crafting. Like, a ton of crafting. You go out into the world and gather resources by finding nodes of ores, completing dungeons, buying stuff off other players, and finding things in chests. Then you go back to your house plot or your club world and you craft it into rings, loot upgrade items, decorative blocks, and a bunch of other stuff to improve your character, your house, and your world. There's too much to really get into here, but it's pretty neat. If crafting, dress up, and care-bearing it up in the club world aren't your thing, you can also team up with up to 8 people and go run Shadow Arenas, which are instanced boss fights that drop the best gear in the game. I haven't actually gotten that high a level in any specific class yet, so I don't have much to say on this one, sorry. Sounds neat. How do I sign up? Unfortunately, the only way to actually join the Club is to get invited by someone in game. If you post your name here, I'll friend you and send you an invite if I see you. I'm neogeo0823 in game, by the way. As we get more members, I'll add more names to the OP so we have extra people who can invite in. I'm typically playing in the evenings, Eastern Standard Time, and the club is called The Dongol Hoard. While I'm thinking about it, if you have anything you want added to the OP, post it and I'll shove it right on in there. neogeo0823 fucked around with this message at 21:19 on Aug 2, 2015 |
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I want to play this game with other goons, and want it to be good.
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Aug 2, 2015 02:49
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Kimsemus posted:I want to play this game with other goons, and want it to be good. It's been keeping me occupied for the last few days. There's a decent number of players right now, and the developers do seem to be adding new content fairly regularly, so I'm hoping it'll keep expanding. I know there was a thread for this back in November when it was still in closed beta. Just looking at it back then compared to the game now, it's like night and day, what's changed. EDIT: Well, one of the devs gets props for letting this into the game: 
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Just a heads up we still have an active thread in games. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3731628 In saying that, game owns and is fun to play in big or small bursts. I do hope they add SOME kind of pvp though, but its not urgent.
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Don't choose Gunslinger as your first class. While not unplayable it's significantly weaker than its description implies, and doesn't scale very well. It's in need of a big rework.
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tehsid posted:Just a heads up we still have an active thread in games. http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3731628 Oh, of course there would be a thread for an MMO outside of the MMO board, and it would be active, and I wouldn't go looking for it any time in the hours I spent writing up the OP of this thread. 
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Ice Sage is quite good at what it does. Just keep your shield up and enjoy excellent DPS and crowd control. The M2 attack is a little bit annoying to target and use though, given it's slow speed.
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Trove is terrible and its thread title is worse.
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poptart_fairy posted:
I made this mistake. I bought the Candy Barbarian with the free token though.
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poptart_fairy posted:
Seconding this. Put a big, giant warning on Gunslinger until its fixed so people don't waste their money on it. It doesn't help that it's passive (float when you do damage) often breaks, and when it does work you end up with the camera stuck in the ceiling.
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Ok, I have that changed in the OP. Thanks for the headsup, as I haven't played that class yet.
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Also, you don't have to get to a class changer to change classes anymore, just press 'j' and it'll bring up the class change window anywhere since the most recent update. Your OP seems to think you still need to find one to change classes.
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Grilox posted:Also, you don't have to get to a class changer to change classes anymore, just press 'j' and it'll bring up the class change window anywhere since the most recent update. Your OP seems to think you still need to find one to change classes. Good point, I didn't pick up on that earlier.
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Can someone invite me to the club character name "Dongry".
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GIMpy12 posted:Can someone invite me to the club character name "Dongry". The fastest way to get an invite is to add your name to the invite spreadsheet, found in the OP of the active post in Games. The officers watch that spreadsheet for new people to invite. Might be something worth adding to this OP.
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Arsonide posted:The fastest way to get an invite is to add your name to the invite spreadsheet, found in the OP of the active post in Games. The officers watch that spreadsheet for new people to invite. Might be something worth adding to this OP. I'll edit that in when I get home.
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How many clubs can you join?
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ShadowMoo posted:How many clubs can you join? IIRC, 5 or 6. Apparently most people make their own club world as a personal project, then bookmark a few other clubs belonging to their friends. In other news, I was gonna edit the OP last night, but poo poo got busy and I only had like an hour to unwind before bed.  After talking with people last night, we'll likely use this thread specifically for the MMO parts of the game. Things like club world listings, keeping track of who belongs where, keeping track of invites, and maybe somewhat coordinating group activities and the like. Frankly, I probably won't get to doing all the editing until later this week/the weekend, but that's the direction this thread will be taking.
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Is there a Goon Guild yet? Thread title: Like Guild Wars, But Squarer.
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neogeo0823 posted:Apparently most people make their own club world as a personal project, SierraNovember posted:Is there a Goon Guild yet?
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m2pt5 posted:If by "personal project" you mean "place to store poo poo when your personal chest gets full", yeah. (Every club world can have an officer chest [only accessible by club officers and leaders], a club chest [accessible by all club members], and a community chest [accessible by anyone who happens by.]) No witty YOGSCast Spin off name for a similar game? I'll sign up when I get home from work!
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how do I play with you nerds?
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Nosam0819 posted:how do I play with you nerds? Get to the games thread, there's a spreadsheet you add your name to in its OP. Add your name to it, and get online. Get in TeamSpeak and request you be added. Someone will do send you one. Congrats, you're now playing with goons.
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Decent game, and indeed fun in small bursts. Apparently gets grindy as poo poo later on, but considering it's vaguely P2W I'm not surprised. Either way, the art style is cute and endearing. Just don't expect super-deep combat or systems-- the game is even more "pretty-pretty-princess: The Game" than GW2.
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There are valid complaints to be made about this game, but what about it, exactly, is P2W? You can buy boxes that have game mats in them, but those don't really add up to much unless you drop hundreds of dollars. There is also no component locked behind a paywall. Anything used in-game to change the in-game experience can be purchased with the in-game earned currency. (classes, flasks, emblems)
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Saxophone posted:There are valid complaints to be made about this game, but what about it, exactly, is P2W? You can buy boxes that have game mats in them, but those don't really add up to much unless you drop hundreds of dollars. There is also no component locked behind a paywall. Anything used in-game to change the in-game experience can be purchased with the in-game earned currency. (classes, flasks, emblems)
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As much as I hate patron bonuses and cash shoppes, a F2P game needs to make money somehow. At least the patron bonus isn't something insane like +100% drop rate on everything. +200% MF is nice but not horribly gamebreaking considering how it is only +200% on a .1% drop or something.
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ShadowMoo posted:As much as I hate patron bonuses and cash shoppes, a F2P game needs to make money somehow. At least the patron bonus isn't something insane like +100% drop rate on everything. +200% MF is nice but not horribly gamebreaking considering how it is only +200% on a .1% drop or something. Patron also gives +50% experience, but that only gets you to 20 faster, it doesn't help get your shadow gear at all.
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Edit: Nevermind, didn't realise there was an established Trove thread in Games, gonna fish for a sign up to their club. Sorry!
Lord Banana fucked around with this message at 15:40 on Aug 14, 2015 |
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Aug 14, 2015 15:35
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Nah, it's cool. Instead of making this thread into something that will, frankly, have very little substance, I've decided that it works well enough as it is: A somewhat modestly done intro thread that will help point potential new players to the games thread and get more goons in the game. It seems to do that pretty well.
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Edit: Nevermind I just made a new Trion account. Zaekkor fucked around with this message at 02:26 on Aug 24, 2015 |
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