The graphics are about what you would expect from a game that released in 2012 with hands being the most glaring feature. Enough about it is different to feel refreshing to fans of the genre while still hanging onto the same genres flaws. It had a style of combat that was unheard of in many MMO’s and has since made the jump over stateside and into EU. But just for giggles I did some research on it and it grabbed my attention almost instantly.īlade & Soul came out in Korea in 2012 and was an instant hit. I have played Star Wars, World of Warcraft and Elder Scrolls Online so much that it gave me a stomach ache to think of starting a new character and to pour another couple of hundred hours on one character…let alone crank up a brand new one. So when I heard of an MMO that came over from Korea called Blade & Soul…I was…lets call it skeptical. When you add on that a free to play style of marketing then it can be easy to see a recipe for disaster or the dreaded pay to win. The dedication of time alone can be a daunting to say the least and when a new MMO comes onto the market it can easily turn aside new players who are a little more keen on playing a game that has stood the test of time.
With so many on the market these days it can be very easy to settle into battle tested games such as World of Warcraft or Star Wars the Old Republic. It is always a tough thing to settle into a new Massively Multiplayer Online game.
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