lolasaurusrex

I have a character on Phoenix, but I'd kinda like to transfer out to play with other duders. If I managed to get a transfer how active is the FC in regards to the endgame content? I just hit 50,and I'd like to do the content, but I'd need to find a group willing to teach.

I know my rotations and shit, so it's not like it'd be "press W to move forward, press 1 to vorpal thrust, press 2 to..." but MMOs are hard and I'd hate to get a server transfer only to be stuck.

I'm ten hours deep right now. Loving it so far. I love old fashioned cRPGs and this one is a doozey.

It's a nice mix between Genoforge style exploration and turn based combat (like something you'd see in a Might and Magic game).

The story is pretty good, the graphics are amazing, and the interface is to die for. There hasn't been a cRPG with this level of UX design ever. Everything is so simple and pretty. I'm told I'm also less than a fifth through the game, so it's huge as well.

It's a must-buy in my opinion.

I love games that are set in Ancient Rome, especially action games.

I really loved Shadow of Rome on the PS2, and god help me, I even liked Ryse: Son of Rome.

I'd love for someone to make an open world RPG set in Ancient Rome. Or maybe an MMO. There was one called Gods and Heroes, but it was before released and closed a few years ago, which was before I was into video games.

I don't think an AC game would work in this time period, but I'd love to see Ubisoft try it.

Right now, it's a tie between Diablo 3: RoS and Distant Worlds: Universe.

DW is a real time 4x space strategy game that basically has every feature from every 4x ever made, smooshed into one utterly incomprehensible package. If you put the time into learning it, and don't mind having the computer automate most of the game for you, then it's probably the best 4x game ever made. Can't stop playing it.

RoS is also awesome. Didn't like D3 at launch, but the update made me jump in proper, and I'm glad I did. It's fucking awesome.

It's definitely not your setup.

I'm on an i5 4670k @ 4.2 + a 7870 and I get around 30 frames most places.

Weirdly, it doesn't seem to have anything to do with zombies. The frame rate tanks the hardest when there is a lot of buildings rendered at once. How could they optomise the zombies so well, but not anything else.