And, thanks to the Reborn feature, which allows you to pick a new class with better attributes once you hit level 120, you'll get plenty of opportunity to explore all of them. Still, whether you pick the graceful Water Taoist or the burly Warrior, TQ Online will set you up with a unique set of specialties and characteristics. It's a sad failure of a very good game, probably the best game launched in the last 3-4 years (except Lost Ark).Conquer Online sets itself apart early from its MMORPG brethren (including its own incredibly similar titles) by offering a large range of character classes to play, though other than choosing the gender there isn't much other customisation available.
If this game would have been launched as a F2P model from start, it would have been a huge success. The game was doomed and people knowing that is published by GameForge, didn't wanted to risk (their money and time), so they decided to stay away from it. After a few months they decided to go F2P mode, but it was too late. That ruined the launch and due to the high price of the base game, it attracted very few players. While during the launch GameForge asked for the base game 70$, the competition (WoW, EsO, GW2, etc) where asking 30-40$).
So GameForge decided to try change their "monetisation" strategy (because they know what reputation they have in the gaming industry) by making the game to be one time buy and add only cosmetics in the cash shop, but their mistake was to ask a ridiculous price for the game: when it launched the basic version was around 70$ and the Deluxe version was around 100$+. What they did that ruined the game? In my opinion the launch: So what went wrong? Obviously GameForge went wrong :). Yeah.a shocker.a GameForge game that is not P2W. It has awesome graphics, fluid gameplay, no lag, no bugs (at least i didn't found in my 50h played), it's very story driven, interesting and most important : IT IS NOT P2W. Obviously, whatever game GameForge publish, that game ends in ruin.
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