Fellowship

Macht mega Spass :)

amazing game

A game solely designed around the premise of mythic+ in WoW retail (the only good thing about WoW) But without any of the fluff, such as consumables, RMT, and the devs putting all their energy into raid and pvp content/balancing.

Best WoW iteration and its not even WoW

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Macht Spaß! ABER ist extrem unoptimiert. Offenbar gibt es Bugs welche ein extremes Microstuttering und Dropped Frames verursacht. Dazu kommt allgemein schlechte Optimierung wie man es von UE5 kennt. 7800X3D, 4080, 64GB-5200 und es läuft einfach wie eine Diashow wenn man die Kamera bewegt. Diese Grafik bekomme ich in Unity 4.0 mit 900 FPS hin. Würde ich das nicht mit Freunden spielen würde ich es zurück geben und wieder vorbei schauen, wenn das Performanceproblem gelöst ist.

Fellowship takes a lot of the parts of one of my other favored games, World of Warcraft, and makes it standalone. You will see that comment a lot throughout the reviews, and it's true. This game takes the format of the Mythic dungeon system from the MMO that has dominated the landscape for its lifespan and turns it into a nice repeatable gameplay loop without the other fluff. You get in, you queue(of course queue times vary, but they do a fair job of showing which roles are going to wait longer), you hit stuff, heal stuff, or get hit alot, you get gear, you repeat. GO, FIGHT, WIN! It's simple, it's fun, it has honestly more room for different builds and skill expression than I think WoW does sometimes. It also has some wild level of gear effects, gem effects, the different ways you can build or put things together needs a lot of exploring or explaining and not in a bad way, it's awesome the things you can accomplish! Now it being so heavily related to this other game does have some impact - namely that the player base does noticeably grow and shrink based on the status of WoW, if it's a fresh season in WoW you will see less players here - but I have never seen it truly dead. I've seen a lot of other reviews complaining that it is and they posted May, June, pretty much the timespan leading right up to the games most recent season(and while the WoW season was in FULL swing)- so yes the player base was lower. The game is seasonal, you get in you grind what you want and there isn't a lot of reason to keep grinding once you're done other than love of the game(which I do), so be prepared to see some different queue times. TLDR: It's fun, it can range from very simple (with a learning curve of course, like any game ever in existence), to very complicated depending on how far you want to take it, but be prepared for some different levels of activity. Definitely recommend giving it a try!