This game is amazing. Quality of life to this game can only put more people in it. The vr nuts on all platforms have so many games to play, take the psvr2, the games are rolling in so fast now. Zenith needs to stand out. Any chance the visuals could be tweaked to bring it up to a the next gen as don’t feel it has changed much from psvr1
I would really like to see more classes it just feels super limited right now. I am surprised there is no mage class I saw they had thought about it but then decided against it which makes no since everyone wants to cast fire balls in VR. essence mage does not feel like a mage at all to me its just a gunner with extra steps. Even if you do think its a mage I still feel we are short on variety. As soon as you create a character you see a dozen people with the same class kinda hard to "feel like a god" when everyone around you is the same.
I legit said in my comment they dont feel like mages they are a gunner with extra steps. Most people ive talked to agree we want a staff that cast magic not bullets @@bxile730
Please forgive the long comment I had bought this game a while ago but never got around to playing until mid September this year. I explored the starting zone and got to around level ten. Not quickly mind you, over the course of about a week, as I played a couple hours a night, read everything I encountered, practiced flying, climbed a bunch of the mountains and went to the top of the first tower area. Took a week off, and when I came back, there was a skill overhaul update. I had no idea this was coming. No big loss, I’m only a few hours on, so I started a new character. I blazed through to level ten much more quickly this time, and never really left the lowest area of the starting zone. Then I get a quest to hop on the ship and ride over to the city… Am I looking at a whole second starting area now? Across the bridge, there seems to be zones that are very similar tutorial zones. In all this time, I have seen one person online. I waved, they didn’t. Feels a bit like starting a level one character the day after WotLK dropped. I still want to like this game, but hearing there is a 2.0 on the way now… kinda makes me hesitant to play any more currently.
The game is so disjointed. Zenith is currently 2 games in one. The story is ripped into two and one is basically removed. The base gams is basically empty now. Everything feels tact on and not thought out. I have low expectations
There is a fine line between making it more fun to play with others versus requiring you to play with others to achieve individual goals. For instance, I'm trying to get all the pets. In order to get the SJ drop of the deer it seems I will probably need to grind the SJ event for up to 9 months because I need to rely on having enough other people participating in the event, and it is uncertain that others will remain interested that long. Similarly, the only way to get level 50+ items is to grind raids. Cooking and crafting are fine (if you overlook the glitches) but there doesn't seem to be any real advantage to getting them up to their max stars and burnt food is just as good as perfect food. When 2.0 comes out it will be interesting to see how they transition in older characters.
Just started playing and I think issue for me so far is I wanted fantasy like lord of rings lore type not genshin robots. If they change mobs to goblins ,dwarfs, elfs, demons, skeletons etc and give it more of fantasy textures I think it would be alot more fun. And have taverns like goldshire towns idk. And I couldn't quest with my gf but I did like party chat. And it's fun just not mmo fantasy setting I was looking for not into robot genshin type games. Or if they wanna stick to robots then make cyberpunk type city game with dense city buildings and streets like cyberpunk idk .
After watching SAO I want to play an open world VRMMORPG game. I am not sure about this game. It seems like a great game but I don't think it is what I am looking for. I want one that is like an Anime game with magic and sword fighting like shown in Anime shows.
the game can be so much better if they would keep your level and everything the same regardless of the zones you enter by making it like a traditional RPG it make everything make more sense imo
This game never really felt like a proper MMORPG to me. There was no flow to abilities or sense of synergy between them. You just smashed random things until stuff died. Sometimes you did it with a group. Then the dungeon system dropped and it just became a contest to speed-run the dungeons over and over. I never even bothered to finish leveling. Not sure there's any fixing this pig with any amount of lipstick.
I bought it 3 weeks ago and just hit 40. Skyland feels very much like an mmo because there was a tight concentration of people learning the game together. Swordmaster can feel spammy at times but in vr you dont have 120 keys to perform different skills synergistically. Pancake mmos have rotations that wouldnt work in vr. I'll agree that the older content that I'm about half thru is a bit grindy but even pancake mmo dungeons are a grindfest and people always rush the critical path
@@WingManFang1 bruh? Please tell me what I got wrong. What synergy between my abilities did I miss? What one mage ability setup the next one? What ability triggered an effect with another ability so they had to be used in a certain rotation to fully utilize them? None of these abilities fit together at all. They all just did what they did and that was it. What group of people was actually running the dungeons instead of just speeding to the boss at the end? How could you even use CC in a dungeon when the game didn't even really have any? I played this game as correctly as the game allowed for as did both of my kids and we all tended to have the same experience.
MMO gameplay is just shit has always been like this the problem is that this game being in vr needs more physical moves that actually matter stat wise but that’d create a meta which is also shit balancing fun with rules is hard as hell
Zenith at launch was a buggy mess with great music, good-to-great movement mechanics, but most importantly: infinite potential. They sold a LOT of copies on the back of that potential (Zenith was competing with BeatSaber on the Quest and Steam charts for several weeks, insane stuff). Sadly, Zenith’s tagline should really change from the Lost City to “Wasted Potential” at this point
No incentivizing group play or making friends is one of the reasons I stopped playing. I really enjoy the game but it's hard to enjoy something when the average player doesn't feel motivated to group.
I just hope that they are not changing the game into a different genre. Hopefully it will remain an Open World MMO. However, some of the things said there makes me think they could be aiming to make this game something more akin to Destiny, like a HUB looter game. I can understand why they want to try something else since Zenith never reached a big audience but I think that happened because the game never matured to its full potential. It still feels like a demo of what could be a bigger game. If they want to make a proper MMO, Zenith would need more classes, player economy, a more fleshed out crafting system, strong social features and much more, because right now, while there are plenty of cool things in the game, there are still plenty of essential features missing before Zenith reaches its full potential .... I firmly believe a true MMO would be very successful in VR but unfortunately no one made one yet. Zenith was going on the right direction but let's see now if these changes are still aimed at being an MMO or if they want to change into something else.
Zenith actually DID reach a big audience (for VR), that’s why it’s such a shame how badly they dropped the ball. Not only did the game sell like hotcakes the first month or two, it was the only VR thing being talked about on social media with several viral clips getting millions of views
@@Leathal true. I do think it was a missed opportunity because the game really exploded at first but it wasn't ready yet, and it wasn't being developed fast enough to retain the players. I know things are not that simple and they probably had to "rush" the release to keep up with investors and whatnot, but I do feel a couple of years more in the oven before being released would have been great for the game
Summary bro... if I want a verbatim article post I'd just read it... what even is the content here? Why not share thoughts in between updates and organize this material better?
Pesonally I am looking more forward hearing your take on the message, instead of reading the entire message (which most of us probably already read). You could put message on screen so ppl can pause to read it maybe.
Honestly I have no idea what to expect but I am very excited for the future of the game! I hope 2.0 will be good so that more players will be coming back and joining us!
I tried this game and couldn't find anything to like about it. The abhorrent performance and awful graphics were one thing, but everything else was also bad.
