Return of Reckoning

SiriusBlek42 wrote: Fri Mar 07, 2025 8:38 am I understand that this can lead to the so-called twink pvp. I will give an example from another well-known game - World of Warcraft (WoW). There is an opportunity to artificially stop your progress, and there are many players who are into twink pvp. However, there are fewer of them compared to those who move further along the progress. This is due to the fact that, although twink pvp is interesting, it is not enough as self-sufficient content.
It seems to me that in RoR there is also a lot of interesting content in T2, and most players will not linger in T1. But the very opportunity to stop your progress, not chase the level and feel T1 would be simply wonderful. This would allow you to enjoy the unique atmosphere and balance of the early stages of the game, without losing the opportunity to move on to more complex and diverse content in the future.