During massive boss fights, it doesn’t feel like a typical MMO at all, but more like a Platinum developed game or Capcom's Devil May Cry of sorts, as you need to be on your game, constantly maneuvering and countering boss abilities with your own. You’ll need to avoid or block attack from enemies and bosses while using your abilities to deal damage and stay alive. Instead of queuing up a bunch of skills and auto attacking, you have to fight in real time, almost like a hack and slash. What separates TERA from most other MMO’s is its ‘True Action Combat’.
There are some interesting races, like the Popori that resemble animals or the Elin which is a small dainty looking type of race. This will get changed in the future with an upcoming patch, but more on that later. For example, if you want to be a brawler, as of writing this review, you are forced to play as a female version. It should be noted that not all races have access to each class, and even further, some classes are not only forced to a race, but also the sex as well. As typical to most in the genre, you’ll be able to create your character to your liking, first choosing a race and then a class.
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Oh, and it’s also free to play.Īs the case with nearly any MMO, you’ll have an endless amount of quests to complete as you level up, become more powerful, and earn new skills and abilities as you progress through your journey. So, while TERA is old in terms of an MMO in age, it’s brand new for the Xbox One, and given the updates the game has received over the years, and the unique console friendly gameplay, I was more than excited to get back into the world I left so many years ago on PC.
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It was released on PC back in 2012, but here we are, 6 years later, finally able to explore the world of Arborea on consoles.
While there are a handful available, consoles generally don’t have a wide selection of MMORPG’s to choose from, for numerous reasons.
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