I joined in on the beta with one single purpose: figure out if I would like this, and to do so at my own slow pace. I've managed to get myself up to T4.3 in a single line of combat, and T5 on my tools and almost nothing in crafting at all. To me, the game has alot more Cheap Albion Online Gold to offer in the coming months before and after the wipe, because I didn't burn myself out or min-maxed, I decided to go solo and only team up and make myself a guild if I could find playmates who are equally non-competetive on the short term as I am.

Is the only real issue I see for this beta. The playerbase consist almost exclusively of hostile competetive people and the market is so far from localized and playerdriver than I simple just don't consider it such.I'll stick around for quite some time more and see how this develops, and I hope some of those who feel burned out now go ahead and take a break and re-visit after summer again.

I have played a bit too to get an overall view and waiting for launch. I have got also chance to analyse a bit the game data. I like and support the game as it has started with AO Gold an interesting mix of economic/crafting (I hope the game will end up with meaningful systems by release). I'm not in a hurry, I will play the game when its ready and if good stick to it for sometime. I like to be part of the competitive aspect in the game, but I prefer relaxing in games and put efforts in real life. Meanwhile I'm keeping an eye on Black Desert and Lost Ark, while waiting for a solid first person VR Only MMO, after over 30 years I'm tired of key and mouse, or even touch, looking for the real next gen experience.

This is like any other game I've ever played. If you aren't enjoying it then shut up and move on. So many people want Albion Online Items to get them off, I have a secret for you. No video game will get you off.what you did literally takes about 2 hours in game from a fresh start. Not sure what youve been doing.. but what you have done is not considered playing nor testing.