This was exactly what I could have hoped to get a PSO. Most fun I've had playing one match in years. The one thing is the difficulty/mechanics of pso2 sales a number of those Urgent quests. Most of them were the sponges and may be melted in under 5 minutes. The Cradle of Darkness has been the most enjoyable in my opinion. It was cool to have the 2 quests that are urgent link together. The conclusion of the Unfathomable Abyss was trendy as well.I believe the cradle of darkness was the most enjoyable the first time that I did it. Nevertheless, the very first time I did 8-12 flat and we failed it lmao. To our defense not at the time limitation, the objective was really finished by us.

95 percent of Phantasy Star Online 2's articles is supposed to be played casually, but the skill cap is way, waaaay up there. Learning enemy routines, stats and precise attack timings, planning out moves (taking into consideration DPS, DPP, gear/focus profit, iframes, cancel frames, charge time and lots of different properties), abusing AI to bunch enemies upward or stunlock them, knowing when to utilize autoaim and when to aim manually, placement on all axes...

Early game is actually easy, there's a decent difficulty spike at lv50 with Super Hard (enemies become quicker and more competitive ) and Extreme Quests, however actual shit begins at lv70 with Ultimate (where enemy AI becomes absurdly aggressive) and solo Extreme Quests, and then there's Endless (galaxy mind shit), Ultra Hard, Royal variations of stunt directors... Solo endgame quests in general are a pretty rude awakening for a lot of individuals, but a few still can solo 12-player content.

I'm surprised at the opinion of the OP, and it complies with me. Destiny as a franchise because beta of the original game and I have been playing with, and through the rough times along with the terrific times in that franchise you will find two things that have kept me enjoying: fantastic gameplay and a great community. I've produced some friends during my years playing Destiny, and the exceptional mixture of crazy space magic abilities person platforming and slick-as-hell gunplay make for an exceptionally enjoyable FPS-Looter-RPGLite. I've been a fan of PSO since the Dreamcast days, like most of you and like many in the Destiny neighborhood, PSO was among my first tastes of online activity RPGs. Much like Destiny, PSO retained my attention for so long because of two things: a fantastic community and fantastic gameplay.

I am not sure if PSO2 had any comparable ruts over its past 8 decades of existence, but I can say that the essential gameplay of running missions, becoming loot, finding god rolls and upgrading stuff is pleasurable. I be enjoying PSO2 quite a cheap PSO2 Meseta bit come launch. It seems like it has staying power. If Destiny can get back into a better place we'll see, I truly hope so Destiny has just as much of a special place in my gaming pantheon.