AION 2

Bardzo słabe mmo rpg gra zrobiona dla ludzi bazujących na nostalgii z pierwszej części. Poza jednym z lepszych kreatorów postaci jeśli chodzi o gatunek to ta gra nie ma nic do zaoferowania. Sama idea robienia auto questów biegania bez większego namysłu od razu pokazuję dla jakiej grupy odbiorców skierowany jest ten produkt(goje).
Głównym problemem tej gry jest fakt jak bardzo szkodliwa jest dla branży przez systemy i praktyki jakie próbują tutaj wciskać, Myślę że nie trzeba więcej się rozpisywać, wystarczy przejrzeć recenzję poniżej.
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My experience with Aion 2

I gave this game a fair chance. And I mean it. Despite knowing NCSoft's reputation and being fully aware of how scummy they can be towards F2P players, I decided to keep an open mind and actually enjoy the game for what it was. And I did. I genuinely enjoyed my time in Aion 2. The combat is fun, the progression can be satisfying, and there is a decent game underneath all of this.

However, there is only so much you can overlook when you keep seeing the same patterns repeating themselves with every single patch.

I was keeping an eye on the Patch Notes, reading through them whenever something new was announced, and honestly, I was getting increasingly frustrated with every new PN. Instead of seeing meaningful improvements, adjustments to existing systems, or actual responses to the issues players have been bringing up for weeks, we keep getting changes that somehow manage to make the experience worse for regular players.

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The whole Kina situation is a perfect example.

Constantly restricting ways for F2P players to earn and funnel Kina, forcing people to spend even more time on their alts just to maintain some semblance of progression, while doing practically nothing to address the underlying problems. And for what? To make sure people have fewer ways to keep up without spending money?

And let's not forget the whole bot situation. We keep getting restrictions supposedly designed to fight bots and RMT, yet somehow legitimate players are the ones constantly getting punished. Bots are still farming, still occupying gathering spots, and still affecting the economy. At this point, I genuinely wonder whether they are even trying to solve the problem or simply making it increasingly inconvenient for regular players to play the game.

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The funniest part is probably seeing Patch Notes containing more information about upcoming expensive cosmetic microtransactions than actual gameplay improvements.

And I mean, good for them, I guess? But there are MANY things that desperately need adjusting and balancing. Things players have been waiting for, discussing and complaining about for quite some time now. Yet somehow, another batch of monetization content seems to be a much higher priority.

Another thing I absolutely despise is how many artificial limitations this game puts on your progression. Energy, daily Kina limits, dungeon restrictions... Why can't I simply play the game when I feel like playing it? Why does everything have to be time-gated or limited in some way? It feels like the game is constantly telling me when I've had enough for today, unless, of course, I'm willing to spend money to get around some of those limitations.

The crafting and enhancement systems don't help either. Having progression depend on RNG is one thing, but losing materials after a failed attempt, while simultaneously restricting how much you can farm, is just another layer of frustration. You spend your limited resources, get unlucky, and essentially have to start working towards the same goal all over again or whip your wallet. Great design, right?

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And don't get me wrong, I have absolutely nothing against spending money on a game I enjoy. Quite the opposite.

I would happily spend money on cosmetics. However, I'd rather throw $100 monthly at PoE Supporter Packs than spend an insufferable amount of money in Aion 2 just to keep up with whales. It's not a money thing, it's a rationale thing. I want to spend money because I enjoy a game and want to support it, not because the game keeps putting obstacles in my way and offers me a shortcut for my wallet.

This is exactly why Korean MMO's will never sit right with the Western audience. Korean MMORPG monetization and progression philosophies don't necessarily translate well to Western players. We don't all enjoy endless farming, artificial restrictions and progression systems that increasingly seem designed around people willing to spend ridiculous amounts of money. Lost Ark has already demonstrated what happens when developers fail to understand that difference, and Aion 2 seems to be slowly walking in the same direction.

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I genuinely wanted this game to succeed. I wasn't looking for reasons to hate it, I wasn't going into every patch expecting something bad, and I certainly wasn't playing just to complain. But at some point, you have to stop making excuses for developers who keep showing you exactly what their priorities are.

The game itself has potential. That's probably the most frustrating part. There is something here worth playing, but NCSoft seems determined to make the experience increasingly exhausting for anyone who isn't willing to open their wallet.

I gave it a fair chance. Unfortunately, I don't see a reason to keep playing for a long period of time.

Jestem graczem solo a jedyne co kupiłem to abonament miesięczny, bo bez tego granie w Aiona nie ma sensu. Jeżeli dysponujesz czasem na granie (parę godzin dziennie), to nawet nie potrzebujesz altów, żeby robić cały content bez wydawania grosza. Po prostu trzeba grać. A w tej grze, co jest dużą rzadkością, wszystko co robisz ma znaczenie dla progresu Twojej postaci. Wszystko. Od zabicia muchy na polu po gromadzenie darmowych skinów. Progresja horyzontalna, achiewki etc ma ogromne znaczenie, i prawdopodobnie tego ludzie nie rozumieją i wydaje im się, że wszystko można kupić. Otóż nie, kluczowe elementy progresu trzeba sobie wygrać i wydropić samemu. W porównaniu do Lost Arka to niebo i ziemia. Polecam wszystkim może z wyjątkiem pokolenia Z. Wam to się nic nie podoba ;)

Severe pay to win. Absolute lore break. Rifts can open in towns. This is zombie carrying Aion skin. It has good graphic, yes, but thats all. Everything else is either unfinished or pay to win.