The gameplay is okay too definitely felt like an mmo but with some slightly heightened features I wasn't used to seeing in mmos. I actually found the world and the landscapes okay (although some areas felt copy-paste), finding the chests were always somewhat fun, and getting new equipment and mounts were serviceable. But I must confess, what really made this game worth playing was the progression and gameplay. The side quests were even lazier, fetch quest after another and to what? Help feed some random people in some random village that relies on powerful mages to do their dumb repetitive work? I just didn't feel it for the most part. The story was just cookie-cutter mumbo jumbo that felt lazy. I really tried investing myself into it, and in some elements, I did. The entire plot is of you trying to stop a evil mage named Gideon and his cult, The Faceless, from transforming the land of Telarion into a dark violent world inhabited by Shadowspawn. To really get to the point, the game isn't even finished. This is the only fundamental reason I started playing the game video game preservation is dead, so why not check out a game before it gets wiped from existence? This was and still is my ideology so I decided to put a bunch of time into trying to beat the game. A fantasy-driven mmo that ,by time I started playing, only had a little over 2 months left until the servers would be shut down (on Xbox at least). I told myself I wouldn't get myself caught up in another time-wasting, grindy mmo.
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