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Age of conan
It seems that many of us are interested in the upcoming release of Age of Conan (AoC) and the world of Hyboria. Before you immerse yourself in the world of Robert E. Howard there are a few things that should be considered. Age of Conan is touted as a "mature" world. One in which the content will be delivered in a violent way. What does that mean exactly? According to the official website Age of Conan will be the first MMO to have a mature rating. The developer intends to create truly bloody and brutal battles. The further describe the world of Conan as sexy. If you have read the books and viewed the movies you have an idea of what that means. This is something that you may want to take into consideration if you plan to purchase the game for younger family members. Funcom, the game developer says that real-time combat is one of the core features for AoC. Other games that have depended on real-time combat have been rather disappointing to me. All of those games liked to say that it took skill to defeat an enemy. Personally all I discovered playing them was the player with the fastest connection wins.Another thing to be taken into consideration is the PvP based direction of the game. While it is said that AoC has a wealth of PvE play, PvP battles and bar fights are in store. Does this mean that you will be forced to engage in PvP? From reading the FAQ about the game I understand that players can purchase land and build cities. The same FAQ also says that cities draw the eye of natives who are apt to besiege them. In later stages of the game players will be involved in turf wars and must conquer or be conquered. AoC while it seems interesting has many points that you might really want consider before running off and purchasing the game.
Another thing, I've admit the fact is that you can already more or less simulate the idea of a bank with a bank alt. You send all your gold to them, leaving yourself only a bit to buy food, water, ammunition, reagents, and any other emergency supplies. In my opinion it is a good idea as in the function that all your toons can share the money in the bank, but in turn they would have to share the bank as well. I don't see that as feasible. I have no problem with the money situation what so ever. I play a warrior and a BM hunter I know what my repair bills are for both on raid nights so I make sure I do dailies and quest so I can have repair money on them. I usually keep gold 300 with my warrior and 150 g on the hunter. All extra funds get transferred to the bank character I have. She's basically a Leveling 19 rogue I have never bothered to level at all TBC I find rogues boring. But all greens blues and purple and winnings (shards, motes, etc) get sent to her to store or AH. All the money she makes in the AH gets stored on her, so I basically have a central depository for all my stuff. Now what my core group of friends and I have done is a little more unique. We started a low guild and put our bank toons in this guild and opened 3 tabs in the guild bank. We have access to all the stuff there and share mats, motes, tomes, low grinding blues we find
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