- They have some interface that tries to lead you onto sides and servers that need people. Though the interface is clumsy and feels tacked on.
- The interface in general feels unpolished. Small actions like clicking on the EULA are unnecessarily clunky.
- Combat is really slow. Everything seems a bit drawn out.
- Mobs just kind of stand around by themselves.
- I have to say, I think I like my MMO graphics stylized.
- You can dye your clothes. That's nice.
- There doesn't seem to be any thought at a directed experience. They just throw a bunch of quests at you and you wander around killing mobs one on one.
- The map has regions that show you what quests you have in each area. I don't know if it's targets or quest turn in NPCs.
- The public quest has some specialized interface that related to the objectives of the quest. But I wasn't really sure what I was supposed to be doing.
- The quest text for the public quest was actually way to long. I wanted a clear summery about what I needed to be doing, especially since there seemed to be time limit on all of it.
- Finally found the public quest, it wasn't deep in the catacombs, it was up on the landing. It could really use some better direction.
- So for my first three hours of the game I ran around without my clothes on (dark elf sorceress) nuking elves. Not horrible, better than Conan, but a little unpolished.
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Warhammer Initial Thoughts
This is just going to be a stream of consciousness note taking.
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