A few weeks back I was looking through this Wow TBC gold sub-forum and found a few articles on limsa Afkers. I decided to go over and explore them since once you reach level 61, the og cities start to appear less and less in the story.
So I decided to drive to see if Limsa was as well-known as the articles claimed it to be. My frames as well as jaw fell. Limsa is the place where I get my frames to below 120. I did not realize how close Limsas Market was, and I often use it for my shopping. In between runs, I am able to sit and unwind listening to bards and conversing about dumb shit today.
End gamers want to avoid the limsa market because they don’t like being navigating through a sea of people in order to reach markets. But, I think it is worth it. Since switching, I’ve found myself in the middle of the action and was able to stop due to “omg this song is myfavorite!”
I’ve actually left ESO for FXIV. ESO is such a shambles, I would not recommend it. Each aspect of the game is identical. There were complaints as well about microtransactions and “make your own classes” being slapped across the board.
I’ve played both quite number of times and can highly suggest Ffxiv instead of eso. Eso appears to be. I’m guessing empty. Even though it didn’t catch my attention, ffxiv has plenty of character. Esos combat is kind of awful. Imagine if skyrim had a 3 seconds server delay on every attack. This is eso.
I’ve played both a amount and would advocate ffxiv in preference to eso. Eso looks like. I’m empty. Although it did not grab my attention, FXIV is a game with so much to offer. Esos combat is pretty ugly. Imagine skyrim having a three second delay in server performance for each attack. This is what eso is.
The battle is fast-paced and enjoyable, active taunts, blocks, or dodges feel great, however since skills don’t have a cooling-off, the game turns into a constant swarm. Certain classes can use the same skill three times consecutively, lol.
The company doesn’t value your time as a participant the way FFXIV does. You’ll have to spend the same time managing your money and inventory even if there’s not an upgrade to a premium subscription (same cost like the FFXIV). If you are not cheap Burning Crusade Classic Gold a premium subscription, every new dungeon should be purchased. In addition, they offer yearly expansions which contain only a few pieces of content.
