I always try out new and newly f2p mmorpgs. Such has the genre been for me for a while now. I see B&S the same way I see GW2. Just another substandard mmorpg in terms of the most important aspect in a game, overall user experience. Therefore, no, B&S isn’t a threat to World of Warcraft. Neither was GW2, nor any other past, present, and future mmorpg. The king reigns supreme.
Buy gems and convert them to gold. I love games that incorporate both economies. Keeps me playing the game the way I want to, and pays the rent of the freeloaders. I only first started playing at HOT release, and have spent around $250 not including the price of the expansion.
This is my setup and I only get 50-60 fps on max settings ambling about the world. 10-15 on Tequatl. Not even going to say the specs, just do a quick Google.
Either you’re not in the right subforum or in the right game. Your question have little to no meaning with no context.
So as an answer, I’ll try a wild guess :
“Take chief to cook your food or the scribe that require a guild hall and cost a lot for little to no reward”.
And here I thought it was a simple, straightforward question. What I mean was, for example, leatherworking creates armor. However, I’m only aware of it being useful during leveling as you can just buy a full exotic set instantly at 80. Therefore, what I’m asking is do any professions provide major benefits to my combat potential as a ranger at 80 that can’t just be bought?
What is a large roadblock when it comes to getting into gaming? Accessibility, namely the system requirements. WoW has remained at the top in terms of popularity for nearly a decade due to an extremely polished user experience and consistent system requirements throughout the years. Add-on support is obviously top of the line, no other even comes close. Content quality aside, as it’s all player preference, WoW is simply the superior game.
