Which might seem quick at first, but it isn't really.įrom the 3 classes they start you with, you will have acquired all the abilities well before you unlock a 4th class. My biggest gripe is the class unlocking system, it's not clear to me yet how to unlock them, but I think you basically have to clear a province before you can unlock the class. Take into account the crazy draw distance and the player count, and it's hard not to be impressed. It's got some slight performance issues and animation hiccups, but man, some of these open area environments are gorgeous. I have some issues, but it's easily the best free to play MMO available on PS4 I have played so far.īeen playing on PS4 Pro and I don't think it's a stretch to say this is probably one of the best looking games available. If they changed that since, someone please speak up, because that is/was really were the majority of problems of the game stem from. There is a follower system, a glorified subsystem granting you stat buffs that can be accelerated with money. You will want to progress but the game won't let you, except it still can if you pay up. And the other effect of the exp cap is, well, you will want to spend money. And since leveling per day is capped as mentioned, catching up is an excercise in futility. While they are advertised as a server effort, large-scale events are accessible to high-level players only, meaning you will miss out if you don't match the criteria. Next, the gating of events behind high levels. You want to play more, but don't really get anything out of it. The exp cap for one day is reached quickly, and thus that can be incredibly discouraging.
Everything you earn beyond that goes into another in-game currency.
They limit your daily progress, meaning you gain a certain amount of exp and stop levelling for the day. Then there's the bad (from back when I played in 2016).
Classes are fun to play, instances can rock your bottom and offer rewards that change every hour, giving incentive to play all of them in rotation, greatly reducing the monotony of the typical grind. It's a great game from a gameplay and technical point of view. There is plenty of instances, but also small-scale open world areas more akin to the usual MMO. The game's setting is very similar in tone and visuals, and the way areas are divided lends heavily from PSO1. I think Skyforge can be best summarized as being Phantasy Star Online 3.
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