Despite the seldom reception in western markets,  I personally see this game as the first next-gen MMORPG due to it's beautiful graphics rendered from the Unreal Engine 3 and it's unique battle-system that incorporates a free-range attack style - does not require target lock-on/clicking when attacking. Apropos, it'll perhaps garner the much deserved contemplation of attention.

Hmm.. Googled a bit and watched a few videos. Definently interested.
 
 

Aion.

" Aion. "

" @Yukoei said:

" Aion. "

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The free range combat certainly interests me. It's just going to be difficult to factor in lag. 

Personally, I feel 'The Secret World' from Funcom has a nice next gen feel to it. 

I really dislike all these asian hi-fantasy themed MMORPGS.. All the western ones are often way too gritty.
 
 
I want to play wow badly.. *cries*

Early tester reports have said, spoiler alert: this is pretty much like any other MMO. They said the action is a nice change, but it's still "go here and kill 5 super goats." These were early opinions for the U.S. version so I don't really know how to take them, but considering the Korean version is set to launch this year, those reports don't make me feel to good. En Masse has said they want to tweak it for U.S. audiences, but NCSoft said the same thing about Aion a while back and look how that turned out...
 
There are 2 other major issues I have with this game. The first, and main one, being the graphics. If the system requirements get out of control then they're already off to a bad start. The second issue being just how much they're using sex to sell this game. I love some tig 'ol naked elf bitties as much as the next guy, but in 99% of the articles you seen for this game, the majority of the accompanying screenshots consist of exactly that. Half-naked elf chicks. I'm like "that's nice...but um...got anything else to show me?"
 
After APB shot itself in the face, FFXIV announced those crack-high system requirements, DCUO looking like it can go either way, and Star Trek online warped itself into the bargain bin; I'm dying to play an MMO that doesn't suck.

That game only use the U3, the graphic demands won't be that high surely.
 
And Star Wars always gives hope.

It's definitely a good-looking game but so many MMOs have claimed to be a revolution to the MMO genre or to be "eliminating the grind", it's going to take a lot of evidence to convince me that any one upcoming game is doing that.

" That game only use the U3, the graphic demands won't be that high surely.  And Star Wars always gives hope. "

It looks neat but is there a equipment system cause all of the players had the exact same armor for some reason. I laughed at the ending of that trailer lol.
 
EDIT: It reminds me a bit of Phantasy Star Online.

" Looks good. That said, I'm still going to hold out for Guild Wars 2. Everything about that game looks awesome. "

Wooo bikini armor!

" @Ineedaname said:

" That game only use the U3, the graphic demands won't be that high surely.  And Star Wars always gives hope. "

Ok, that's a nice sigh of relief. I didn't know this game was using the U3 engine so that's one of my worries gone. Now let's pray the grind is well-hidden if not gone entirely lol. "

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@BabyChooChoo said:

I love some tig 'ol naked elf bitties as much as the next guy, but in 99% of the articles you seen for this game, the majority of the accompanying screenshots consist of exactly that. Half-naked elf chicks. I'm like "that's nice...but um...got anything else to show me?"

It's sad that something that could be a nice feature in good games is only a way to make less bad games that are usually horrible.

I guess we'll always have mods. But it's still sad.

Unreal Engine 3 != Next-Gen

Semantics and software aside, Tera actually looks pretty cool.

ArcheAge?