Project: Gorgon

Had a mod essentially tell me that NPCs have more freedom of speech than players. Then I was banned a year for asking for milk in Global Chat.

I REALLY tried to like this game. EDIT - It's also openly known the devs WILL ban you for no reason are are CRUSY 4Chan type people. This game's mod team has drama that STINKS A MILE and it speaks volumes for the type of community they want. One who's itching their ass with cheato fingers. I'm a HUGE fan of morrowind and old RPGs. In this game, you randomly do stuff until pop ups tell you have buttons. Useless buttons, you have to randomly and blindly do more stuff and maybe you'll get a pop up, p not tho. The tutorial island is cool, and then once you get out nothing you learn does anything. At most, you'll learn something that does damage in some way or form. That's it. Every game has damage. But this game has a world! OMG! And a community! They ignored me. The community ignored me and the world consisted of green TV static that's been spread on the floor. There's tigers running around the starting plain zone, as well as spiders, sheep, pigs, cows, and chickens. What kind of ...

Between the shitty mods and those sweet sweet 2001 visuals and mechanics, stay away from this trash.

Very fun. Puts the social interactions and exploration back in the genre which has been missing these parts for quite some time now.

The "Unique Experiences" section would be a lot more applicable if you could really delve into that sort of interesting take early on. But you don't. You'll have a sword, or a bow, or your fists for some time. If I could have started out as a necro animal tamer raising undead tigers to fight, or a mental alchemist throwing potions that mind control enemies, or whatever, like it makes it sound like you can, that'd have been much cooler. The hours of experience early on are just... meh. Don't care about the graphics. Having experience and skills related to non-traditional things like earning "death xp" for dying in different ways is cool. But it's hampered by a very uninteresting world.

Thought I would really like this game, but the limitation on player power and cooldowns on pots/abilities does NOT match the ridiculously fast insta repop of dungeons.

It seemed like the perfect MMO for me until I saw my hundredth indoor horse. On fire. Wearing a top hat.

An MMO made by MMO-lovers for MMO-lovers. Reminiscent of old-school MMOs that were player-led. You have to do a lot of discovering, and not just locations and materials. You also have to figure out how to learn skills. The community is fantastic and the devs can be found in-game as well. I can't wait to see how this grows.

I guess it's an alternative for very old players with very old gaming computers. It's a new game that looks insanely dated. It took find your own way to the farthest extreme. You have no idea at any time what you are suppose to be doing in spades. And I play Ark Survival a no hand holding game. PG is worse. By far. You are suppose to have the freedom to be you but there's only one choice that is obvious. Graphics make me feel like I need an eye doc appointment. Nothing looks clear even at max settings. I was taught how to teleport in the beginner area but I'm required to have a stone to port no idea where to get that. I'm walking around with tons of stuff in my inventory no way to sell it. I finally find my way off a beginner island that is dark and depressing only to end up in a castle full of player shops where no item is affordable even remotely near what a beginner might have money for. THERE IS NO SHOP TO SELL YOUR JUNK EVEN THO STUFF SAYS ITS WORTH MONEY TH...

Criminally underrated.