Eager to Buy god and heroes Rome rising

[Cheapstake]

I have been keeping an eye on this game for the last few weeks. I truly wish to attempt something a little dissimilar and the minion/estate has me concerned. I haven't seen anyplace listing skills so my query is do you get a skill tree with alternatives or does everybody get the similar set skills? From reading other posts it looks like this is a solo affable game which is great as I work from home a lot and have time during the day to jump in and out to get things done. Being in my late 30s and playing MMO's as they were made-up I am not looking for somewhat completely new and inventive, just something a little dissimilar and fun. I know they have a few work still to do and content to add so I have a few idea what to expect.

[Wyvern]

Every class has a feat tree which presents alternatives for enhancing your skills. The tree is dividing in two, with a solitary chain of "core" upgrades going down the center. For instance, the soldier class has one tree focusing on suspicious abilities and the other focusing on crime. These trees were intended with a planned level cap of 40, so it's not presently probable to understand each combination. Plus a few of the feats are broken and don't even do anything, so you will need to investigate your choices cautiously.

[ApplePowerPC]

Every class can select from one of two gods, which present supplemental god powers as you round up. A few are more helpful than others, but to be honest, I hardly ever utilized any of them anyhow because of their high resource costs and extensive cool downs. The game is extremely solo friendly. There are some small-group quests in every zone (attentively consolidated into a solitary area of that zone), and a handful of five-player prisons as you level up, but you could skip them all lacking any genuine consequence.

[MacIntel]

I am an entirety soloer, apart from with this game, people here look way cool, and would love to set with people. But I am having a flare solo with my minions, doing quests, exploring this remarkable game world, the land quests, and so on. I don’t care if it doesn’t have PVP. Crafting, a few insects, main thing, I played all of those MMO's also and just wedged around for 30 days. I see myself bond with this for a short time. As I as well stated, I have a friend at a GameStop who I was talking to yesterday earlier than acquiring it. He said I could have returned it if it tanked.

[Common]

I read through plenty of the posts seeming for people that had truthful views of the game. I am going to do a little extra reading tonight when I conclude Dungeon Siege 3 and after that most probable order in this in the morning. Any input on server collection? With any luck if I like this and it looks like something I could play long term after that I will work on bringing the 15-20 of my association members that are speckled across quite a lot of games right now.

[desilva]

I have been quite frightened with a few things:

1. Graphics are much superior than I anticipated, and…
2. With shadows off, it dashes very efficiently on my low endish machine
3. Minion system is each bit as cool as it sounds, makes soloing much more amusing

A few things to be conscious of: Estate System may not be what you suppose. For myself, I was too let down. There is no choice, customization, garnishing and so on - all estates seem exactly alike. Coming from EQ2, LOTRO, it was a great disappointment. While it comes to player housing, I now know that size doesn't stuff.

[RyanInt]

It does not sense very refined. Odd UI bugs, graphic glitches, and quest troubles are numerous. It's not bad sufficient to make me quit so far (though the need of tutorial text is attempting my patience - especially as there is no Manual from D2D), but it is maddening. The BIG reason I am giving it a possibility, however, is the community. Very great group of players, I have up till now to be rebuked for my newbie questions.