What do you think?

I wouldn't like daily assignments. Or that the reward for doing so has no impact or was obtained by other means.
I wouldn't like to divide armor and weapons into pvp and pve.
I wouldn't like arena achievements to have an impact in open world pvp

And you can also make it so that there is no feeling that the world revolves around the character on the monitor.It looks like it's stuck to the screen. Maby make some kind of displacement zone - forward back left right, in which the character is moving but the camera is not moving yet. For example, as in the game Black Myth: Wukong, look at the gameplay. youtube.

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Kilion

lexxxa wrote: »

Kilion wrote: »

lexxxa wrote: »

I wouldn't like arena achievements to have an impact in open world pvp.

Why? And unless general PvP is vastly different from Arena PvP it will always have an impact, by providing experience about the other classes skill sets and human behavior in PvP situations.

I meant, achievements - currency to purchase very powerful PvP weapons and armor.

The whole game design has been dialed towards the best-in-slot items all being crafted. So I'm not too sure why you are worried about top gear being purchasable through honor, though there is a chance that some rewards for Arena success will be helpful outside the Arena. Ashes is not looking to create a seperate PvP minigame inside the game, things will be connected. So be prepared to see some kind of benefit coming to successful gladiators, though maybe not in the form of gear.

lexxxa

Kilion wrote: »

lexxxa wrote: »

Kilion wrote: »

lexxxa wrote: »

I wouldn't like arena achievements to have an impact in open world pvp.

Why? And unless general PvP is vastly different from Arena PvP it will always have an impact, by providing experience about the other classes skill sets and human behavior in PvP situations.

I meant, achievements - currency to purchase very powerful PvP weapons and armor.

The whole game design has been dialed towards the best-in-slot items all being crafted. So I'm not too sure why you are worried about top gear being purchasable through honor, though there is a chance that some rewards for Arena success will be helpful outside the Arena. Ashes is not looking to create a seperate PvP minigame inside the game, things will be connected. So be prepared to see some kind of benefit coming to successful gladiators, though maybe not in the form of gear.

It would be good if successful gladiators were only successful in the arena.
In some games, from a specific vendor, you can buy good PvP gear with PvP rewards. And PvP rewards can be farmed very effectively in the arena. I don't like that.

Kilion

lexxxa wrote: »

Kilion wrote: »

lexxxa wrote: »

Kilion wrote: »

lexxxa wrote: »

I wouldn't like arena achievements to have an impact in open world pvp.

Why? And unless general PvP is vastly different from Arena PvP it will always have an impact, by providing experience about the other classes skill sets and human behavior in PvP situations.

I meant, achievements - currency to purchase very powerful PvP weapons and armor.

The whole game design has been dialed towards the best-in-slot items all being crafted. So I'm not too sure why you are worried about top gear being purchasable through honor, though there is a chance that some rewards for Arena success will be helpful outside the Arena. Ashes is not looking to create a seperate PvP minigame inside the game, things will be connected. So be prepared to see some kind of benefit coming to successful gladiators, though maybe not in the form of gear.

It would be good if successful gladiators were only successful in the arena.
In some games, from a specific vendor, you can buy good PvP gear with PvP rewards. And PvP rewards can be farmed very effectively in the arena. I don't like that.

An MMORPG has to seek to connect the different aspects that make it up. If it does not, it is not really an MMO (because everyone is hanging out in isolated instances), it is definitely not open world (which is what Ashes of Creation wants to be) and the isolated arena mini game wouldn't really be an RPG if it is isolated from the progression mechanics.

So without and ridicule: I think what you are looking for is more of a themepark, lobby based game - at least in this regard.

From all I have read there is no particular set of stats especially designed for PvP, basically a playable characters stats and abilities will work by the same system as that of non-player enemies. So whether you are fighting a fire dragon in a dungeon or a fire augmented fighter in the arena - the same gear will be useful. Independent of whether you like that or not - this seems to be the game we are getting with this one.

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