Gamabunga

Lunar Legend

Final Fantasy XI Online

8 / 10

PC
8 / 10
États-Unis

All in all I've enjoyed the game so far, however now that I've broken the level 30 barrier, I'm finding myself with less reason to login everyday. I'm not getting that sense of urgency I had for the first few weeks to login and keep leveling. There are no major goals to strive for such as getting your subjob, the chocobo license, or being able to unlock the advanced jobs. At this point it's back to the leveling treadmill with nothing but quests and missions to look forward to. With that said, I do plan on continuing to play seeing as how it's better than many MMORPGs on the market right now. It recently broke the 400,000 subscriber mark, taking the title of 2nd place of most subscribers. (EverQuest still ranking at #1) There are little to no apparent bugs, the client is extremely stable, and there's so much content that it will be at least another 6 months before I've had a chance to explore it all. By that time, there is bound to be even more things added to the game through patches which will keep things fresh. One thing to keep in mind is that this game is not for the solo player. If you're one that prefers to hunt alone (then why play an MMORPG?), you're going to find yourself having a hard time after the first 15 levels. Most of the higher level content will require a group, so making new friends to hunt with regularly is something I highly suggest. As with most other MMOGs, this game does require a monthly fee of $12.95. Is it worth it? I think so. Is this just another MMORPG with the name Final Fantasy slapped on it to make money? No, because it does feel like a Final Fantasy world with all the familiar skills, jobs, and NPCs. A game can't be labeled as Final Fantasy without Cid making an appearance, and sure enough, he does. Things are only going to get better as they add new content, so you can expect to see this game living a long and healthy life.