@Jetah is that necessary? Just wanted to ask the question for myself

@Jetah Seems you got up on the wrong side of the bed today. Your comments make the community appear less friendly and elitist. I am sure a lot of posts being made on a daily basis are similar to previous posts, doesnt mean they shouldnt be made. Maybe just move along or dont comment at all unless you have something positive to say.

Rudyard was a simple man. From his humble upbringing and appreciation of nature, he once saw himself as the man his father taught him to be; conscientious, beholden to the world and above all, good. However, for a world as cruel and capricious as ours, that was unlikely to remain. For once he saw what the world was capable of providing, and taking away... he perhaps became the person he once considered the nethermost. A man on the quest for power, influence and riches at the expense of qualities he once held in such high regard. Maybe this made him a beast? a god? Or maybe just a man.

Hello fellow quest smashers! I am just creating a little thread here to bounce some thoughts off of people who have played Albion Online or at the least know of AO's basic mechanics. I played AO for a fair while but like many others, found content lacking and eventually stopped playing. I loved the game, its unforgiving PVP and its beautiful yet 'simple' art style. Sadly, as previously mentioned the content was non-existent. So i guess what i am asking guys is other than isometric camera angles, medieval/fantasy setting and sandbox mechanics, how similar are these two games?

Cheers all.

o7 all from UK

@Jetah Seems you got up on the wrong side of the bed today. Your comments make the community appear less friendly and elitist. I am sure a lot of posts being made on a daily basis are similar to previous posts, doesnt mean they shouldnt be made. Maybe just move along or dont comment at all unless you have something positive to say.

@Jetah is that necessary? Just wanted to ask the question for myself

Thanks all o7 Hopeful for this one

@Fortie Thanks!

@Roccandil Interesting, some nice points there. I suppose youre in the alpha already is that right? Whats your opinion between them, Im assuming you prefer Fractured?

Rudyard was a simple man. From his humble upbringing and appreciation of nature, he once saw himself as the man his father taught him to be; conscientious, beholden to the world and above all, good. However, for a world as cruel and capricious as ours, that was unlikely to remain. For once he saw what the world was capable of providing, and taking away... he perhaps became the person he once considered the nethermost. A man on the quest for power, influence and riches at the expense of qualities he once held in such high regard. Maybe this made him a beast? a god? Or maybe just a man.

Hello fellow quest smashers! I am just creating a little thread here to bounce some thoughts off of people who have played Albion Online or at the least know of AO's basic mechanics. I played AO for a fair while but like many others, found content lacking and eventually stopped playing. I loved the game, its unforgiving PVP and its beautiful yet 'simple' art style. Sadly, as previously mentioned the content was non-existent. So i guess what i am asking guys is other than isometric camera angles, medieval/fantasy setting and sandbox mechanics, how similar are these two games?

Cheers all.

@Ravensong evening o7

I play Albion Online rather a lot, so obviously this game peaked my interest. Is this game similar in many ways or am i looking at it all wrong?

Many thanks.