How has it changed?Follow

It's so hard to answer the "what's changed" question, because they've worked really hard on the game. Over all it's a well-ballanced, exciting FUN game.

As for your questions:

There's still lots to do in the game. Tradeskilling and harvesting are the big no-combat activities, but I've noticved there's more than a few quests that don't involve slaying monsters.

Yes, there's mounts that are not horses! Wargs, flying carpets, and tinkered hovering platforms come to mind. There's also a really big variety of horses now. Some are quested, some are crafted, some are purchased with cash or faction. Here's a warg.

I don't PvP, no clue.

There's not really a "new" class system, they just took out the class/subclass bit. You start as a brigand or templar or whatever instead of as a fighter or priest.



Edited, Jun 29th 2007 4:57pm by Calthine

I think betrayal can be done as low as level 10, not 100% sure on that tho.
If you want a rat ranger then make it a assassin first and do the betrayal quest, it will become a ranger at your current level with all and you keep all your inventory.
Subclasses were removed long before I started playing. Betrayal quests are also a lot more easy to do, or quicker I guess then they used to be.

I am really interested in trying out a Betrayal. How do I begin? Let's say i would like to make a Ogre Templar, what should I do to begin my betrayal quest?

I appreciate all your time and efforts,
Azeccia.