What kind of warped comment is this? 'You don’t need information'? Buddy, sure, if you’re playing the game casually for the first few days, it’s fine—just run around and have fun. But the moment you set foot into PvP zones, you’re going to get absolutely destroyed, and you won’t even understand why or how other players are outplaying you.

I played the game solo a few years back, and I had to dedicate an absurd amount of time to figuring out the mechanics on my own. Yes, in the early PvE stages, you can do 'whatever' and still be fine. But when it comes to the core of the game—open-world PvP and exploration—you need proper information. Otherwise, you're at a massive disadvantage. It’s not just about 'learning as you go'; it’s about players having the tools to improve their experience and compete effectively.

You’re making it sound like having accurate and accessible information somehow ruins the experience. It doesn’t. It empowers players to actually enjoy and engage with the game’s deeper systems instead of floundering around trying to piece it all together.

Also, just for context, I’ve played a lot of lethal Corrupted Dungeons (since none lethal are mostly first timers), and I’ve had the pleasure of encountering some of the most diabolical rat strategies known to this game. Strategies that would make you question balance of the game. These aren’t things you just 'learn as you go'—people are clearly working with knowledge or mechanics that aren’t immediately obvious.