The action is click-based, meaning players travel by clicking where they want to go, and they attack by clicking on the enemy. Gamers can develop their character as a warrior, a mage, or a hybrid of the two, but whatever choice they make, the result will be the same - massive retaliatory carnage. Players begin as a young apprentice, who, upon returning from a rite of passage, discovers that all of his brethren have been massacred. It's on my list, though I think I only have room for one massively multiplayer online videogame at a time.An RPG set in a classic fantasy world full of goblins, orcs, ogres, and trolls, Legend: Hand of God places an emphasis on heavy combat and action. A few friends love it and apparently there are some character classes with pretty actiony movesets. I've also heard that, if I like New World's combat, I should try Black Desert Online. As I write this, I'm pretty sure I'm not even allowed to sell or buy stuff while Amazon Games works out some bugs. I already have more gold than I need, and I'm not sure what I'd spend it on if I had a lot more. My slow pace is also why New World's recent troubles with gold duping bugs, invincibility glitches, and resource-hogging bots (while very interesting to watch unfold) haven't bothered me much. I'd recommend that others do the same and not worry about the level 60 grind, but telling millions of seasoned MMO players to stop playing MMOs the way they have for 20 years is as pointless as telling me to hold right-click to aim in shooters. I've heard that variety is a major problem in later levels (including in our own review), so I'm glad to be taking New World slow. I hope every MMO eventually ditches the monthly subscription-I'd hate to have to worry about playing a certain number of hours each month or feel like I've wasted money. I dip in once or twice a week to complete a few quests and learn a new Rapier skill.
It also helps that New World isn't, and will probably never be, my "main" game.
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