It was a proper ball ache. Daily level restrictions meant you had something like eight hours of gameplay a week where you actually got xp for quests, then after ten levels of punching walking mushrooms the storyline took a nose dive and you were meant to dick about aimlessly for another ten - the next week's worth of play.
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Final Fantasy XIV released. Critics calling it as an....
- Thread starter Ermm
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DraQ said:
Experiencing massive schadenfreude right now.
So am I, now the links in their thread led me to where I'm looking at their stock price. Look at the nosedive in October.
http://investing.businessweek.com/resea ... er=9684:JP
I wonder if they ever fixed the UI and got rid of that XP shit. It actually sounded like decent - entirely skill-based like UO.
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