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Forge aims to offer the best PvP of PvE MMORPGs without the component that has become the hallmark of this genre. With the Dark Valley Forge Games focused entirely on presenting its own version of an MMO PvP combat in third person, without the need for players to spend hours in PvE content that can sometimes be a barrier to entry modes PvP. In this process Forge also loses one of the most important components of this kind. The first Guild Wars for example allows players to create a PVP character only, while still a match with an extensive PvE.
The gameplay is interesting in theory, especially for fans of PvP style of MMORPGs, and its core experience of the game can be very fun, but the game itself leaves a feeling of inacabento. The Dark Valley created a system of solid play with Forge, and while the creators have been adding modes and adjustments since the launch, the overall experience is very close to that expected from a beta. Forge has a lot of potential, but needs to do better in various parts of its gameplay. However if achieve promises to become one of the best currently available PVP.
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