Vaknar

I invested into a nice, color accurate and vibrant HDR ultrawide and every game looks amazing on it c:

Even minesweeper looks great on this thing, lol. However - Just throwing out a reminder that the game is in Alpha and the fidelity, colors, hues and such are all subject to change :)

Though, a nice monitor never hurts if you can swing it :D

Dolyem;d-50989

Really hoping that trees, and rocks, and Crests of hills , etc, all play a part in line of sight for both action and tab targeting. It will make a world of difference in world PvP. How important is this to the rest of you?

I would agree that LoS is an important factor of PvP! I can even think of a few PvE situations , such as running around a building or a rock to dodge spells while I chug a healing pot would be very useful :)

Hmm..

I like to think of Dungeons and Dragons in this scenario. I know it's not an MMO, but I think it's a game where the question could swing in either argument's favor (especially since some TTRPGs share similarities with AoC). Idk if my level 5 Monk could beat a level 10 Bard. However... I've been playing for years. So, I could sure try! Should it be a bigger challenge for my level 5 monk, or should I be able to dunk on that Bard since I have lots of experience?

Interesting question and points coming up here :) Keep it up! :D

Nobody said Tellsword or Bladedancer?! :o

Well, that's what I can't wait to try out, at least c:

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