I'll just chime in here and also say that I'd rather pay for a game that is of good quality than have to worry about constant ads, microtransactions, etc.

I read a few people mentioning economy systems which would be cool. Like, if I wanted to sell a bunch of feathers (eg), I might make the trek to a city where there is a shortage and the prices are higher.

Also, any sort of banking or tax system that has to do with properties, fines for offenses, etc.

I generally try to go the chaotic good/chaotic neutral track depending on the game. So, on the one hand, I like to break the rules, but on the other hand I try not to murder indiscriminately, etc.

I'm not sure about the specifics of this game, but in general I am kind of sick of the "grinding" mentality. Like, why would i do something I am not enjoying just to level a certain attribute? I remember the old days on games like Runescape where I felt obligated to continue leveling certain skill trees that were so boring to do for hours.

I generally play some sort of mage or warlock character. My second playthrough I go the assassin/ranger route. Those were my main Skyrim builds, and when I played Titan Quest it was pretty similar distinctions as well.

How about a giant purple dildo (Saint's Row, anyone?)?

joking

For players who are less likely to dive into hardcore PvP or guild type things, will there be a way to do the multiplayer dungeons and areas through matchmaking or even just last minute joining and such?

Just from experience, if you aren't part of a really active guild it can be hard to complete areas that do have those multiplayer elements.

Hey all!
Not sure if this is the right place to post this, but I didn't see it in other areas so here it is:

If the devs or community members who know more about this project, is there a game I could compare this to? I've played some different isometric RPGs, etc, and I was curious if there would be a recognizable feel to this particular title.

Thanks in advance to anyone who has insight or thoughts about comparisons.
Best,
Adam

I'll just chime in here and also say that I'd rather pay for a game that is of good quality than have to worry about constant ads, microtransactions, etc.