Regardless of the extreme grind the match becomes towards the end (for Phantasy Star Online 2 Meseta instance, running the same dungeon like roughly 40-80 occasions to acquire one level, collecting Blood Orbs and High Orbs to unlock the small stat boosts that include over over time, and more), I've felt that Dragon's Dogma Online is definitely an example of an online game I believe has definitely nailed the"open field" exploration with good gameplay, optional combined multiplayer, and still provides both an obstacle and relatively casual experience for those who want it without setting up nasty traps for gamers to get trapped into mess up their assembles.

I never liked in Phantasy Star that you could mess up your skill trees even though you get the free chance to reset them (it doesn't help when I'm trying to assist new buddies play and they already invested their things without me directing them or informing them about why they do not require STR Up and they wind up running through Level 50+ with no stances and core skills).

Guess it's for the better because it's the basic PSO formula.

Its better to not become an Open world to tell the truth, recall how Maplestory great maps were hogged by Top level gamers and AFK Vacuum Meso Farming bots, or what about Hackers vacuuming the dinosaurs and the World Bosses into an unreachable place players can't access without no clip hacking of boundaries and that bot just kill all of them in an instant and loot it all, and sell them to the Player Shop for exorbitant prices for Meseta to buy PSO2 Meseta market RMT from? Yeah that is gonna be a bad look for an open world MMO. I would not mind a Pawn, like Dragon's Dogma, which learns from you as you play together.