The people are really what make the game.Ĭan’t even stress how unreal it still is to be known in this community. Compared to any other game out there, a huge population is super nice, super friendly and very easy to get to know and make friends with. Even though the Aion community calls itself salty and cancerous, I don’t believe that at all. I had many great adventures with them, lived through sadness and joy together. Throughout the 4 years I’ve met so many amazing friends that I love so much to this day. How do I even express it in words? There is just a lack of freedom of what you can do, or rather, reasons to actually do something out of the efficiency path. Silently they just killed so much good content: land sieges, low-level rifting, levelling, open-world bosses, many interesting quests and activities… Aion feels so… So closed and narrow. When I looked through my old screenshots, I couldn’t even compare how different Aion was in the past and what it is now. This is really just a personal reason that probably doesn’t make much sense.įinally…The game just doesn’t have the charm I fell in love with in the first place. It feels like a recurring pattern that just doesn’t stop whenever I log on. Sometimes as a matter of speech, sometimes literally. I would dislike going into personal details of all the times this game made me want to hang myself. Moving on to my next point, Aion just takes a huge dump on my mental health. Time and dedication to explore these new areas and familiarise yourself with them. As a content creator both on Tumblr and YouTube, I feel an urge to come up with something new, something that isn’t just aimed at one game. There are so many new things I am passionate about that I just want to spend my whole days on. When Aion doesn’t steal my time, I want to explore new things, new games, learn stuff. Every other content was just killed off silently and the only thing left to do is run instances, all of which people just wish to clear faster and get it over with. That’s why I am tired - it feels like a job, rather than a game I play for a hobby. Sure there are other methods of progressing, but nothing is just better than event grind. Now, why am I quitting? There are several reasons, all of which I’d like to talk more in detail.įirst of all, the game is just not appealing to me anymore - it revolves around your ability to grind events mindlessly with as many toons as possible. Aion has been a huge part of my life, however these days I can only say it in a negative sense. After more than 4 years of playing, I finally want to say it’s the end of the journey for me.
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