gran juego . si no fuera por que te tienes que divorciar y dejar a los hijos farmeando mientras que trabajar para poder seguir el ritmo de gente que juega 36h al dia y no tiene familia ni hijos ni trabajo . pero valla gran juego .
gran juego . si no fuera por que te tienes que divorciar y dejar a los hijos farmeando mientras que trabajar para poder seguir el ritmo de gente que juega 36h al dia y no tiene familia ni hijos ni trabajo . pero valla gran juego .
This game is a mess. From the very first test servers to the beta release, nothing has changed: no anticheat, cheaters using Cheat Engine without any trouble, and duplication exploits still active. The community warned about all this months ago, but the developers ignored it completely.
Meanwhile, they had plenty of time to prepare expensive founder packs costing up to 250$. They claim these are cosmetics only but thats simply not true its just another P2W system disguised as a bonus.
Instead of fixing the game, they focused on squeezing money from players. What should have been a promising project has turned into a broken, unfinished cash grab.
I’ve been playing Warborne: Above Ashes for several hours now, and I’m seriously impressed. This is one of those rare MMOs that combines scale, strategy, and freedom in a way that feels fresh. If you love massive PvP, tactical play, and the excitement of real-time war, this game hits the spot.
The pacing is excellent: it’s easy to jump in, do some PvP or PvE, join up with allies, and feel useful even as a newer player. You’re not just waiting around.
Build variety and customization feel meaningful. The “Drifters” system + gear/armor choices let you mold your playstyle.
24/7 PvP and large-scale battles are genuinely thrilling. Wars erupt randomly, and control over territory matters. It’s satisfying when teamwork makes a difference.
If you enjoy PvP MMOs where the war never stops, Warborne: Above Ashes is definitely worth checking out.
gran juego . si no fuera por que te tienes que divorciar y dejar a los hijos farmeando mientras que trabajar para poder seguir el ritmo de gente que juega 36h al dia y no tiene familia ni hijos ni trabajo . pero valla gran juego .
gran juego . si no fuera por que te tienes que divorciar y dejar a los hijos farmeando mientras que trabajar para poder seguir el ritmo de gente que juega 36h al dia y no tiene familia ni hijos ni trabajo . pero valla gran juego .
This game is a mess. From the very first test servers to the beta release, nothing has changed: no anticheat, cheaters using Cheat Engine without any trouble, and duplication exploits still active. The community warned about all this months ago, but the developers ignored it completely.
Meanwhile, they had plenty of time to prepare expensive founder packs costing up to 250$. They claim these are cosmetics only but thats simply not true its just another P2W system disguised as a bonus.
Instead of fixing the game, they focused on squeezing money from players. What should have been a promising project has turned into a broken, unfinished cash grab.
I’ve been playing Warborne: Above Ashes for several hours now, and I’m seriously impressed. This is one of those rare MMOs that combines scale, strategy, and freedom in a way that feels fresh. If you love massive PvP, tactical play, and the excitement of real-time war, this game hits the spot.
The pacing is excellent: it’s easy to jump in, do some PvP or PvE, join up with allies, and feel useful even as a newer player. You’re not just waiting around.
Build variety and customization feel meaningful. The “Drifters” system + gear/armor choices let you mold your playstyle.
24/7 PvP and large-scale battles are genuinely thrilling. Wars erupt randomly, and control over territory matters. It’s satisfying when teamwork makes a difference.
If you enjoy PvP MMOs where the war never stops, Warborne: Above Ashes is definitely worth checking out.
