Worse yet, they tend to send their ads through private messages. There's also no easy way to ignore or report other players (such as by clicking on their names), which has become a problem ever since the gold sellers have started showing up in force in the capitals.

You can't hide quests or select which quests you want visible on your sidebar, for instance, which one resulted in my having to finish a quest 10 levels below mine just because I couldn't abandon it and get it off my screen. Indeed, at this point most of my concerns with A Realm Reborn deal more with so-called quality-of-life issues than any one core aspect of the gameplay. Dungeons have always been one of my favorite elements of MMORPGs, and after the strong showing I've seen so far, I'm eager to see what lies ahead. Even the 'Duty Finder' (A Realm Reborn's name for what would be called a Dungeon Tool in World of Warcraft) is a treat, as I don't think I've ever had to wait for more than 15 minutes for a dungeon to pop up, even as an exclusively damage-dealing class. The first, called Sastasha, consists of such mindless tank-and-spank battles that I'm having a hard time recalling them, but by level 28's Haukke Manor, youвЂ™ll find groups running around extinguishing lamps on boss fights before engaging adds and attacking the boss itself. At times, even with the absence of choice, I've felt more connected to the events unfolding around me than I did with the tailored narratives in Star Wars: The Old Republic. A Realm Reborn wants you to slow down and hear what it has to say, and most of the time (in the best tradition of the series), it's worth hearing (or reading). I've seen a handful of complaints that criticize the way the story forces you to click past each new segment of dialogue before you can advance, but for me that's part of the charm. Maybe thatвЂ™s just wanting what I canвЂ™t have, but on the other hand I just witnessed a development in my character's storyline that honestly took me by surprise (sorry, canвЂ™t spoil it), and I'm eager to continue leveling so I can find out what happens next.Even the side questline for the Archer's Guild is managing to hold my attention, as the latest developments have revealed a bit more depth than I expected when I struck out on my journey. But here's an odd thing: around this point in an MMORPG review is when my initial enthusiasm has dimmed and I start to see the cracks in this case, though, I find myself wanting to play even more of A Realm Reborn.

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