The overall population splits are probably fairly close. The problem is that when you pick a campaign, you see which faction has the most people so random bandwagon AD players are picking the one where AD has the most players and vice versa for the other two.
VAT, it's just VAT (and shady change rates). Basically, until we get rid of the travesty of a currency that is ? (shitting all over our continent), living in the USA will always be cheaper. Pound users are saved from the ?, but still suffer from VAT fucking up the price.
If it helps, you really can just play this game as a single player RPG. There are a lot of really great quests.
I kinda disagree. I think about half the quests are pretty good in this game and well... i was a wizard in EQ so AOE Grinding > all
Where does it say that ? Not that I'm gonna say it's Hero Engine or not, but I don't think I've seen it written.
DO a fresh install and download of the game with the newest build, it says powered by hero engine and then Havoc.
In a fresh install and download with the newest build it says both, it says powered by hero engine then next screen it says havoc.
For me, it's the running for the sake of running. I'd rather collect something in a general area than be an errand boy for 2 NPCs to play ping pong with me on opposite sides of the town.
Well they have to do something to limit leveling speed... That's either gonna be killing multiple mobs, or travel time. People moaned for years about killing mobs, so here is the other option in action. *shrug*
They are using Havoc just for the physics. It would be similar to using Ragdoll in your game.
I don't get the "running for the sake of running" complaint. Each zone has its own main quest line that moves you through the zone. Along the way while you are out and about you run into quest NPCs who give you a quest for that general vicinity. Only time I notice the amount of time I spend running from point A to point B is when I return back to a main city to sell, craft, and visit the bank.
