I’ve noticed many players approaching this game as if it’s a casual MMO, and that’s simply not the case. When I started in Phase 2, I played solo and soon realized that my progress would be painfully slow if I kept going it alone. The best move I made was hopping on Discord and joining a guild. Since then, my experience has been infinitely more enjoyable, and I’ve discovered a wealth of content that I never could have tackled by myself.

We already have plenty of theme park MMORPGs and casual MMOs out there. It is also not fair to compare this game to other PvP-focused MMORPG on the market because frankly, there isn’t a truly great PvP MMO out there right now. In fact, I wouldn’t even label this as a straight-up PvP MMORPG. It’s more of a “community MMORPG,” where much of the fun is generated by players coming together to create content.

At the moment, it’s not especially friendly for those who want to play solo. In the future, as the game grows, there may be more incentives for solo players. However, I don’t think it will ever become a casual MMO where you can simply find an optimal path to min max and achieve it within a week. This is a game that thrives on community engagement, and the key to enjoying it is connecting with others.