Zoria: Age of Shattering İncelemeler

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The map feels messy and unpolished. You try to explore the prairie terrain, but you're constantly interrupted by random debris. You have no idea what the "latent" potion or crafting material even is. I’ve finished the game — even with cheats — and I still don’t know if there are better materials out there. It feels like I missed out on tons of epic recipes, which is frustrating — especially considering I’ve explored every corner. All my characters were level 25, and even by the end, I barely had any top-tier level 25 recipes. Vendors offer a limited selection in tiny quantities. You keep checking back, hoping they’ll finally sell something worthwhile — but they only trickle in bit by bit. A merge or upgrade option would’ve gone a long way. Without it, hunting down the best crafting materials and alchemy ingredients just becomes exhausting. I went on Discord and asked about a specific quest — gave the name and everything — and still got asked for more details. Just summarize it in three sentences, man. Don’t make it harder than it needs to be. Another thing — you can send some of your team members on missions to collect various types of items as your roster grows over time. But even on the hardest difficulty, I kept getting low-level missions. Naturally, the items I got in return were always low to mid-tier stuff I didn’t even need. It hardly felt worth organizing those missions at all. Where’s the risk and reward in that? And the ending? You fight the boss, get a short explanation, and that’s it. No matter what choices you made, the ending feels pointless. I bought the game out of respect, but the mission hints are extremely lacking. You’re forced to go back and forth between quests over and over. They're unlocked step by step, and you can’t even tell if a quest is currently completable. Since many missions are interconnected, you have to finish some just to go back and see if the others can now progress — it’s a constant trial-and-error loop. If you’re really into turn-based RPGs, maybe give it a try — just don’t get your hopes up. Game looks very promising and rich yet as long as you play you feel the lack of many things.