Review: Aion III

A ladder to heaven

The problem with climbing on a ladder going into heaven is that one can never see the top. So it is with Aion. The game takes and gives and only climbing for dear life to hang with. You have to fight tooth and nail to at all afford to stay in the game, for almost everything you do is wine expensive.

To make armor, weapons, magic drink, jewelry and all sorts of other types of objects is so time consuming and expensive process that must be set aside hour after hour after hour to at all make anything of it.

The same applies to struggle to reach new levels of experience. Although unoriginal and generic mission that killed fifteen moss bears and spot the turtle shell covers only just over half of all the experience points you need for each level and the rest you need to get even by finding a good place to thrash massive amounts of monsters for you or your group.

It is scary to fly?

The Abyss is made up of lots of floating islands. They are populated by monsters, castles, artifacts and enemy players. Fortresses and artifacts can be controlled by one of the three sides in the game, Elyos, Asmodian and Balaur.

It is first and foremost in the Abyss that players really get to use their wings. In the game’s other areas, the possibilities are to fly the modest, but in the Abyss, you can fly everywhere. However, it is dangerous to fly around in this area, not just wondering hostile players and powerful monsters on all sides, but it may be far from the floating islands and all the players have limited time before they must land.

As you spread wings and soar into the vast gap wedges are still a little in my stomach, especially when you do not even can see your goal, because if you do not reach in time to fall into the bottomless abyss. The whole thing is of course even more challenging when you are flying enemies in his heels, and you know that both the fall and their attack will be just as deadly.

All this makes the Abyss to a chaotic playground with very few safe places. You should just either get lucky, be very careful or bright accomplished if you will survive long alone in the Abyss. The safest is often to travel there in such large groups as possible. Region rewards are very enticing for its monsters give you more experience points and lots of treasures.

The Abyss is also about control. Control of fortresses and artifacts gives nice bonuses, and all three sides are fighting doggedly for them. Even if the players only control the Elyos and Asmodians you can also demo similar Balaur going to attack a fortress they have lost, and these large and challenging games are particularly entertaining.

Although control, experience points and taxes are good things to be looking for in the Abyss, is the area basically the point. You get points for killing the most part here, but mostly to fight other players. The more points you have the higher on a ranking for the entire server, you will.

You can also use these same points to buy very powerful weapons, equipment or thing that is particularly helpful to other players. How can you really never get enough points for improvement potential is enormous.