Also, ich weiß nicht, wie man anfangen soll. Ich habe das Spiel im Angebot gekauft und dachte: „Ja, ist cool, die Bilder sind geil.“
Jetzt kommt das Aber: Anscheinend habe ich einen Kinofilm gekauft. Du gehst von einer Cutscene in die nächste, dann bist du wieder am labern, um dann nochmal zu labern, um dann einen Kampf zu haben, der am Anfang sehr kurz ist, um dann wieder zum Labern zu kommen – und um zu labern.

Ich habe mich gefühlt wie in Fallout 76, wo man ja auch nur labert. Ich wollte ein cooles MMORPG haben, aber wurde leider eines Besseren belehrt: Es ist ein Laber-Simulator.

Fazit: Kann ich es empfehlen? Ja, wenn man auf labern steht. Wenn nicht – wie in meinem Fall – dann sollte man lieber die Finger davon lassen.

Gestern nach 2 Stunden Spielzeit Black Desert Deinstalliert weil das Spiel immer Crasht wenn ich es auf Maxi Grafik einstelle, was eigentlich möglich sein müsste mit meinen 2 Grafik Karten im PC.
Man wird ständig von NPC's vollgetextet, fragt sich was das soll, Gespräch beenden, sofort wieder ansprechen:
Quest beendet.... Schwachsinn !!!

Dann kam eine Quest, ich soll mich mit S rückwärts zur Wand Bewegen was nicht geht, die Spielfigur läuft dann in die Richtung aber nicht rückwärts.
ich konnte das nicht Lesen, bis ich die Grafik Einstellung mehrmals änderte.
Man soll auf irgend eine Taste klicken die es auf dem PC nicht gibt und gleichzeitig auf eine Taste die es auf dem PC gibt..... das passierte mehrmals nacheinander. Auch im Tutorial. Das habe ich mehrmals angefangen.

Die meisten Quests sind mit EXTREM deutlichem weiß Leuchtendem nicht zu übersehendem Pfad mit großem Kreis drumherum am Zielort markiert. 2 Meter wo man steht, ah da muß ich hin. 2 Meer laufen...

Der Gebiets Chat unten Links viel zu groß.
Aber die Schrift darin zu klein als das man Lesen kann was da ständig geschrieben wird.

Lauter Einblendungen alle zu groß.
Die Grafik erinnert an Guild Wars....

Texte nur auf Englisch mit Deutschen Untertiteln.
ich muß Lesen, Lesen, Lesen...

Aber ich habe das Spiel Deinstalliert, weil ich nicht Lesen kann was da steht.
Plötzlich ist da KEIN hässlicher, weißer Strich auf dem Boden. Mit Riesigem Kreis wo ich hin soll.
ich habe das Spiel nebenbei installiert, neben Fernsehen, etwas anderes spielen,
aber trotzdem dauerte die Installation DREI TAGE !
DREI TAGE Installation für Nichts !
Als das endlich fertig war, war es Nachts um 2 Uhr, ich habe 1 Stunde lang meinen Charakter erstellt, schlafen gegangen.
Am Tag darauf: Server Wartung den ganzen Morgen bis 15 Uhr.
Konnte erst nach der Arbeit spielen...
Schon Im Tutorial das ich auf mehrere Tasten gleichzeitig klicken soll, was nach mehreren Tutorial Abbrüchen irgendwie geklappt hat.
Auch hier der Schwachsinn, das im Tutorial Dinge nicht möglich sind die im Spiel sonst möglich sind, Beispielweise schnell Laufen... kannst Du nicht.
Bis die Hässliche, viel zu große, nicht zu ändernde Einblendung der Tastatur kommt.
Screenshot davon als Erinnerung: ist im Screenshot aber nicht zu sehen....

Vor jedem Kampf wird das Spiel eingefroren und man muss Anweisungen Lesen was man tun soll:
mehrere Tasten gleichzeitig anklicken, manchmal 3 Tasten auf einmal....

Aber Deinstalliert habe ich nach 2 Stunden Versuch das zu machen, mit den Augen ganz nah am Bildschirm:
WAS STEHT DA???
"Wenn Du S Klickst Läuft Dein Charakter rückwärts an die Wand, dann kannst Du in Beobachter Position gehen"...
Äh NEIN ! der Charakter Läuft >NICHT< Rückwärts wenn man auf S Klickt sondern Vorwärts in diese Richtung.
Und es lässt sich auch kEINE Teste finden mit der man sich an die Wand lehnt.
Aber dafür sind die Einstellungen sowas von Chaotisch unübersichtlich, das man nicht findet welche Tasten für was, oder wo man das ändern kann. Wenn man mal wieder eine Taste auf dem PC und die andere auf der X-Box anklicken soll....
Sowas habe ich noch nicht erlebt !!! Und in einem Spiel in dem weibliche Körper, naja das übliche Asiatische eben... und dann dieser Minderjährige Charakter den man haben kann, wirkt Latend Pädophiel wie viele Asiatische Spiele.... mit der üblichen Kleinkind Stimme....
Nein "danke"....
Es tut mir Leid, das ich 0,99€ für diesen Mist ausgegeben habe.
Vergleich: Eldersrcolls Online hat KOMPLETT Deutsche Sprachausgabe.
JEDER Händler, JEDER NPC spricht Deutsch!
Es gibt keine Hässlichen weißen Linien auf dem Boden sondern Map Markierungen und man muss auch nicht 2-3 Tasten gleichzeitig drücken. Und Elderscrolls Online hat jetzt schon eine wesentlich grössere Spielwelt die noch weiter wächst.
Eldersolls Online hat diese Sprachausgaben:
Deutsch ✔ ✔ ✔
Englisch ✔ ✔ ✔
Französisch ✔ ✔ ✔
Russisch ✔ ✔
Spanisch – Spanien ✔ ✔
Chinesisch (vereinfacht) ✔ ✔
Und da werden auch keine Spieler von anderen Gekillt, nur weil sie am Recourcen Farmen sind wie in Black Desert,
weil unmöglich. Duelle nur Freiwillig. Statt Raubmord anderer Spieler in Black Desert....

Das ist ein unspielbarer Müll, man kann vor lauter Einblendungen nichts mehr sehen und es ist völlig überladen mit sinnlosen Mist. Die Steuerung ist so kompliziert wie ein Weltraumsimulator und alles was man machen will wird ständig mit Dialogen unterbrochen. TittyTwister-S(t)imulation is Tripple Top !!!

Pros:
- graphics: environments, characters, even furnishings look amazing.
- combat: dynamic and satisfying, not floaty at all.

Cons:
- insanely complicated and not newbie friendly at all (for example, I'm already a level 16 and I still don't know what I'm doing or even how to get my gear repaired).
- NPC animations are a joke, not even lip-synched; this makes the game feel cheap.

Edits after 12 more hours:
Tip: register your "family name" as soon as you can: the dialogue popup for it is very counter-intuitive and won't let you do anything else until you do.

Be ready to rely on video guides, online posts and asking AIs for help for the most basic things until you learn the ropes: nothing is straightforward. For example: want to buy a bed? Look for a furniture vendor, have the silver in hand... then play a mini game because he won't sell you jack until you raise his "amity" enough. Want to sell your stuff to other players? First you have to register a storage warehouse, move the items you want to sell there, then you go to the Central Market agent, then you register your items for sale.

Advice: get it on sale.

Idk what happened within the last 10 years but now BDO looking like a Chinese mobile game that you see in those ads.

P2W TIME KILLER LUL

the combat in this game is waaaayyyy to good...for how absolutely monotonous and boring it is. the end game will take you a year or more to get close too, unless your an unemployed basement dweller, the endless grinding is so boring its a total turn off and the bosses are cool but kinda mid at the same time, world bosses are fun but laggy.

*Disclaimer* I won't go too much into P2W in this review. This is purely based on the gameplay etc.

TLDR:
BDO is a great concept and a visually beautiful game, built on an outdated engine. Beautiful loot grinder MMO with 30 unique classes to choose from, 26 of which have 2 different specializations. It's mostly a single player PvE experience. Find a class that works for you and get to grinding. Better gear = better grinding = more upgrades. PvP on the other hand is an extremely polarizing experience. While classes are fun to play and extremely satisfying to master, the desync and pvp balancing can really make pvp feel unpolished. To top it all off BDO has a RNG % based upgrade system. Love it or hate it, that's what the game has. One day it's punishing you and the next it's giving you a handy. It's not bad when you start off, but gets worse the closer you are to the gear ceiling. All in all a pretty solid solo PvE/Lifeskilling experience with unique pvp that has the potential to be the best in the MMO genre but suffers from performance issues in large scale.


Character/Gear Progression:
Probably the hottest topic whenever BDO is being discussed. This is a game all about GEAR, not character level. When it comes to combat performance, the gear will provide a vast majority of your stats. Character levels beyond level 62 are pretty much pointless. As long as you have enough skill points(obtained separately from levels) to get all skills for your specialization, 62 is the last level that provides any combat bonuses. From there going forward, it's all about the gear. This gear can be copied to one additional character via the "Tagging" system for a small amount of in-game silver. Allowing you to experience other classes at the full power of your main.

Once you get past the introductory gear called Tuvala, you have to make a choice. Do you buy the guaranteed upgrade off the market or do you gamble money to try and upgrade your gear yourself. This is very much a personal preference. Personally I like gamba, so I like to get my own upgrades. Sometimes it costs more than I could buy it for, sometimes it's less. But the thrill of getting an upgrade for cheaper than I could buy it, makes up for the failures along the way(cope). Technically speaking, you should buy your upgrades. Generally it will be cheaper than facing the RNG of enhancing it yourself. Downside is you need to grind a pretty good sum of money.

Basically enhancing works like this:
Every item has a base enhance chance for it's current enhancement level(pretty low %). You add items called "Failstacks" to increase the chance of success(there's a softcap where failstacks beyond a certain point will net little +%). So essentially there is a "max" % chance an item can be enhanced

Then there are items call "Cron Stones" that "protect" the enhancement. Cron Stones are the bread and butter for enhancing and can be acquired in game with silver, events, or via P2W. So there is a cost to protecting your important items. Whether you are a whale or a F2P player, it's still RNG. Although you only Cron Stone certain items. Most items are not worth cron stoning.

Lastly, is Pity. This is the maximum enhancement attempts you can make on an item before the game feels bad and gives you the enhancement at 100%. Every item in the game has a pity. You pray you don't hit these...but it will happen. They added these about a year ago and thank effin god. Before you could fail forever and it sucked!

There will be a point in your gear progression where buying the upgrades will no longer be available....then you must gamba enhancement levels whether you like to or not. This will be quite a ways down your adventure path, so don't let that be the "make or break" on you trying the game. Just know that's how current end game progression works. At the peak gearscore, expect most enhancements to be <5% or some as little as .6% with adequate failstack applied.

This is the biggest make or break for people. It's a lot better than it used to be, but still can be pretty disheartening.

PvE:
PvE is quite smooth and fluid with a long term gearing curve. You will be spending a lot of time PvE'ing in this game. It is your primary source of obtaining money to upgrade your gear. Even if you play this game to pvp, you will be PvE'ing or Lifeskilling to get them upgrades. The better you can PvE the faster you can obtain upgrades. Thus creates the loop of this game - grind so grind better. Once you have enough upgrades you can go to a new zone. Rinse and repeat. If you only play this game to PvE/Lifeskill(which a lot of people do), you can really do the gear upgrades at any pace you would like. Each step is just a chapter in your own book. No reason to rush. Just take it all in and try out all the zones and lifeskills YOU want to do. There's a lot of different options, choose what's fun for you. Freedom of choice in the mid game is what makes this game great. Enjoy this time before your end game progression becomes more linear(for better or for worse).

PvP:
This is where the sweat comes from. My personal favorite piece of the game. PvP.

Capped :
AOS (3v3 arena)
T1 Node Wars (multiple guilds 100+ players)
T2 Node Wars (multiple guilds 100+ players)
T2 Siege (attacker/defender battle over castle 100+ players)

Capped content, as the name suggests, puts limits on your total base stats like Attack Power, Defense Power, Evasion. These are made for all players. Reaching these caps varies on the content. The 3v3 arena for example can be done with no gear! While the T1 and T2 caps give two different gear limits. These requirements are very easy to hit for a new player. T1 caps can be hit within a month and T2 will generally take 2-4 months to acquire.

Uncapped:
All open world pvp(unorganized 1v1 -> 100+)
Uncapped Node Wars (multiple guilds 100+ players)
Uncapped Siege (attacker/defender battle over castle 100+ players)

Uncapped content the sky is the limit. You are competing with the whales and no-lifers here. This is in my opinion the pinnacle of BDO PvP, but also is the hardest to reach. If you aspire to do this content you will need to invest a lot of time or a lot of money to get to this point. You will be optimizing your money per hour and AFK lifeskilling while you are not actively grinding. I would say the entry level for uncapped is ~1 year if you grind a few hours a day. If you're a gamer dad playing a couple hours on the weekend and you are not willing to whale, it would probably take you 2-3 years to get to this gearscore. All that being said, this is a gamba upgrade system. You could get MEGA boosted for very little effort....but the likelihood is low.

PvP is all around extremely satisfying in this game. PvP has unique CC(crowd-control) mechanics. Allowing you to CC unprotected opponents. Learning your classes protections and CCs makes the skill expression S+ for BDO. Although BDO has great diversity in it's 56 specialization, the dev has shown that it's near impossible to balance them all. On top of this, the game engine struggles with desync and frame drops in large scale content(100+ people on screen). Pretty much all serious PvPers need a graphics preset that reduces the games fidelity by 90% to play at decent FPS. You could have a gaming rig made by jesus himself and still get <30 fps in siege...I'm not kidding.

7/10 (9/10 with an engine update)
+PvE
+PvP(still fun)
+Long term progression
+Gear does not become obsolete like "raid tier" style MMOs
+Looks Great

~ Enhancement system is RNG but now has max fails via the Pity.
~ 11 Lifeskills but only a few are viable profit.

-Game engine can be buggy
-Devs unable to balance all 56 specs for pvp
-Low FPS and desync in large scale pvp
-Few too many "pay for convenience" items

No one talked about the server? I'm new here the server LAG was a HUGE PROBLEM, cant even experience the game at all! Stabbed goblin like 20x time in the back and he stabbed me back 28 wound in second too and kick me to back to desktop :(

THE LAUNCHER IS ♥♥♥♥, ITS RIGHT ON CHINESE WITHOUT ANY OPTION TO CHANGE, ♥♥♥♥ IS WRONG WITH THESE DEVS