It's a great MMO, but there is just something about it that feels off. I played it for about 3 weeks and made it to around level 23. The experience I had getting there was great, but I could never play for too long without wanting to log out. I usually get sucked into MMOs and in 3 weeks time I should have made it to at least level 40 with the amount of time I had to spare. Idk, but hopefully hey add more content outside of just battle content.

After trying this on the PC, I'm definitely getting it for the PS4. This game offer the best solo questing experience out of any MMO with it's brilliant use of phasing. This addressed my main complaints with all MMOs. The lack of persistence.

In ESO when I save a town from pirates, the town will transition from being in an invaded stage with battles in the streets, burning building and dead bodies laying about to a post battle stage, where prisoners are rounded up and NPCs cleaning the street. Then finally to a normal stage where merchants and banks are opened for business. In short, once I save a town, or wipe out an area from undead, that area STAY SAVED. What's cool is that this just doesn't happen in small area of the world, but through out the map. To hammer in how my actions impacted the world, random NPCs around town would frequently have conversations or make comments on the things in I did in my previous quests.

This feature alone made it hard to come back to DCUO or FF where repelling an invading alien army or saving a town from bandits does absolutely nothing.

If only they made it a solo experience like Skyrim and the previous games. They would have had a winner. As is now still OK game but only diehards will buy. Oh well what a shame...