Wayfinder

[b] TLDR: [/b] Good game with flaws. If you're on the fence, get it on sale. If you play solo in MMOs, this game will be up your alley. The hack and slash combat is fun and simple, the world design and dungeon tiles are very well put together, but clearly designed for what the game's vision was in the beginning. I liked walking around and seeing a world that was very intentionally designed with amazing vistas. I liked trying each Wayfinder and seeing how their skills can help with certain boss fights and mythics. Some of them are very powerful, and a few feel a bit flatter - but I think that is just because I liked using certain weapons over others. There is a load of things that were very well done, but there is a bit that was poorly done. Be that UI, quests, some writing here and there, or just how grindy the late game is for a solo/co-op experience. The stuttering can ramp up to very annoying levels, especially the boss fights at the end. Not to mention the stuttering that is ever-present while playing co-op. I imagine it has something to do with how areas are loaded while players are spread out across the Highlands, Frostmarch, and The Crucible - the open overworld areas. Again, everything looks really great, but the performance can be a bit much when you are not running expeditions, hunts, or mythics. All of which are separate instances which you do spend majority of the game in, and which run very well in comparison to the open overworld areas. I'd say, if you're on the fence, get the game on sale. [u] It is worth the full price, [/u] but some of the issues I listed above may convince some people otherwise. Its a good game.