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PvP works in the way that once you reach a certain lvl (40 iirc), you can kill, and be killed by other players when not in safe zones. Killing others gives you infamy points which I dunno what do.

Probably true about the time. Ping is not a problem. I live in denmark and the ping is always around 125ms which i think is pretty decent. No lagging. Also haven't had any problems because I'm from Europe.

About endgame, well... I'm lvl 48. One player so far has reached lvl 100 (not the limit). I don't think there are any big changes as you get higher up, as with most games.

let's see... skills. There are quite a lot. Something about the birthday you choose for your character also affects what skills you get. Don't know the details. Then there are Ethyr skills which are special skills you can buy, craft with a recipe or get as rewards for quests, and to use them you equip them like an item.
That reminds me of an important part of the game: To upgrade a skill you use Spirit, which you gain by killing enemies and getting as a reward for a certain quest. It's an interesting system that differs from most games where you get skill points by leveling your character.

>>3178665
Why the hell don't you have a mouse?

>>3178234
PvP works in the way that once you reach a certain lvl (40 iirc), you can kill, and be killed by other players when not in safe zones. Killing others gives you infamy points which I dunno what do.
Probably true about the time. Ping is not a problem. I live in denmark and the ping is always around 125ms which i think is pretty decent. No lagging. Also haven't had any problems because I'm from Europe.
About endgame, well... I'm lvl 48. One player so far has reached lvl 100 (not the limit). I don't think there are any big changes as you get higher up, as with most games.
let's see... skills. There are quite a lot. Something about the birthday you choose for your character also affects what skills you get. Don't know the details. Then there are Ethyr skills which are special skills you can buy, craft with a recipe or get as rewards for quests, and to use them you equip them like an item.
That reminds me of an important part of the game: To upgrade a skill you use Spirit, which you gain by killing enemies and getting as a reward for a certain quest. It's an interesting system that differs from most games where you get skill points by leveling your character.