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I sometimes feel like people have only been finding out about grindy MMOs since a few years. What is stopping you?Д«esides all of that, this is still a korean MMO and a very tame one at that. There is plenty group content as of now - more to come. I consider it an insult to even compare a - albeit flawed - masterpiece like FO:NV with BDO.ДЄnd to be still going around, talking about how BDO has no group content, I must think people are either willingly blind or have stopped playing the game for some time now. FO:NV is far more of a sandbox (especially featuring much more player agency) than BDO will ever be. Also: Comparing a single player experience (which was in development for only 18 (!) months) with a pseudo MMO (that was in development for more than 3 years) is ridiculous. Like FearlessMe already wrote, BDO is even less of a sandbox than your typical run-of-the-mill themepark MMOs. This is just facts people fail to realize about game design. So ya you can go anywere you want in a sandbox game but your forced to progress and play the game how the game wants you too not how you want too. An the game follows this strict design constently oh found a vault but oh can't open it cause it quest locked and you didn't go to such and such place first, want join the New California Republic well you can't cause you haven't progressed the main story enough so the NPC just tells you to get lost.

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Just look at Fallout New Vagus for example game is an open world sandbox but if you try do something like say go north when the game tells you to go south you run into a wall of death claws you have no hope of killing at lvl one with your 9mm pistol and 10 bullets, plus you'll need to go south anyway to progress 99% of the quest in the game.

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Game is not even near perfect, has many problems, but regarding options of how to get income in the game, it's one of the best.Д«DO is a sandbox, but just because a game is a sandbox doesn't mean it has freedom in it. Please, don't confuse new players thinknig this is BDO's problems. You like freebies but don't like when they give them to everyone, so they neglect your progress? What exactly do you want? An experienced mmorpg player would have researched it.ДЄlso, adventurer, you contradict yourself. Regarding pop ins and RNG, need I respond? You remove pop ins & can straight buy items from marketplace. Well, I guess not games youВ have played, since I'm sorry to say this adventurer, but you lack game experience from your words. In terms of progress, BDO is like any mmorpg you have ever played. You could easily explore other zones and grind there and maybe, just maybe have fun. Since you're near tet since release,В you clearly are not fan of efficiency grinding. YOU chose to neglect everything and decided to grind few spots. Seasonal servers added recently for extremely fast progres.

In fact, most mmorpgs don't give you the options BDO does for progress. There are few western examples where you completely get freebie gear.

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Playing since release? Not full tet yet? If you have love for other mmorpgs you'd know how linear progress works. This thread is killing my love to forum threads and humanity. Go take a look and see if you enjoy any of it. This game has so much more to offer than just grinding mobs for 10 hours a day. I'm sure there's plenty more to do that I can't think of right now. You can sprinkle this in to your regular grinding so you aren't grinding the same mobs over and over. Hunt for those rare items like compass, map, pots. This provides excellent income, especially once you work yourself up to a better ship. Catch wild horses, train them and breed them, get those 2 pegi and go for a flying mount. If you don't completing them to complete Rulupee's journal is great, going above that and doing 60k like that other person on this forum is pretty cool too. Some of the quest chains in this game are actually pretty well written and interesting if you read the dialogue. Completing areas for more energy is icing on the cake. Going back to underleveled areas and riding around on your horse destroying the entire population to get S ranks on them is surprisingly satisfying. Work on your knowledge, especially ecology if you don't have 8k ecology. It was so satisfying getting each node with the best worker I could on it. I spent months hiring and firing workers until I had ones I needed and wanted in all the towns to get the nodes I would use the most. Work on building an optimized node empire. If you are feeling burnt out from that, work on the other numerous aspects of the game: There's so much more to the game than grinding the same mobs endlessly.

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