I made my way there and found it exactly as I'd left it.īy this point I was quite keen to carry on playing so I did some research on the bug and tried a number of suggested fixes. I remembered the way to my cliffside cottage, another indication that I'd been fairly invested in the game at one time. I can run about and talk to NPCs but not much else. Some fiddling about via the Escape menu eventually got my WASD keys working but that was about it. That thing's going to frighten the sheep. I don't remember those being in the game when I last played. I stood there by the side of the road and watched horses and carriages pound past me. When I got into the game I couldn't move or do anything. There's a non-trivial chance I'd find it so again but unfortunately my current installation appears to have a bug that's close to game-breaking: my keyboard doesn't work. I did indeed find Black Desert quite compelling for a while. Multiple characters in a particular game is usually a sign that I'm enjoying myself. When I was finally able to log in I found my characters all still where I left them. BDO has had a lot of "expansions" since I've been away.
#Astellia online first look full#
I already had a full installation from a few months after the Western launch but to bring it up to date I had to download another 36GB. On the topic of BDO, while we're talking about it, I patched the game up the other day. If the new MMORPG succeeds in emulating the success of another fairly recent import, Black Desert Online, those rankings could easily change.
It also just happens to be the name chosen by " a leading provider of network and subscriber intelligence", whose website currently leads the Google search race. It's called Astellia, which is a perfectly functional, -if rather bland - name for what looks to be a standard Eastern take on Western fantasy. It's yet another Eastern import, coming to us in here the West, this time, from South Korea. I probably should have remembered it - they first featured it back in 2016 - but I didn't. There's always room for one more, isn't there?Ī couple of days ago, MassivelyOP reported on a new one to me. Can you ever have enough MMORPGs, though? That's the question. As Mailvatar noted in the comments to the previous post, I do have a lot of MMOs on my desktop right now.
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