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Check out Alpha Two Announcements here to see the latest Alpha Two news and update notes.
Our quickest Alpha Two updates are in Discord. Testers with Alpha Two access can chat in Alpha Two channels by connecting your Discord and Intrepid accounts here.
slave's, family or hired help
I have been thinking about ashes , and i have the feeling time management is going to be so hard... i'm getting ready to be a dad , so i don't know if i have time to play because creating the perfect alt takes up time. So i was wondering , if you are not playing , is there anything like slave's , family , minions or hired help that can help when i'm not playing AOC .
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Congratulations on your new addition when it arrives! From experience, I can tell you It's quite a challenge to undertake a new MMO with a very young, dependant family but you'll make and find time I'm positive. I don't do alts myself so I guess I never had that problem but life will find a way. It'll be an exciting time for you in multiple ways, and I'm not too sure about slaves but make the most of your inlaws.
I don't recall any mention of helping with offline xp.
BTW you can expect your firstborn to be an exceptional treasure!
Best of luck to you
Congrats on the new one, and if finding time to play Ashes is one of your bigger concerns I'm sure you'll be fine!
... Bad idea?
I'll see myself out.
That's not cute.
I would always say put the newborn and spouse before the hobby. I've been there with 2 kids as an active gamer and active duty service member.
Babies are a two person task and fatiguing enough for two people committed full time. It worse on the spouse if you try to sneak off or unintentionally put the work load on them because "Honey, i'm in a fight right now can you get him?"
Things improve relatively quick as children get more independent.
The game will always be there; the bonds of family when you "try" to balance it should not be even a discussion.
Just find a group of like minded gamers with real lives and you will hardly notice;
I have seen more marriages put on he rocks when people try to be an active raider or being like we can be at times, foolishly question "Honey do you need my help?"
I always tell my young friends if you have to ask the question; you already know the answer.