Ok game, but needs more room in the block list. This game's community can be horribly toxic. Originally, this was my review, but now I want to add more to it. First off, 90% of the game is in base game, a huge download, but classic PSO2 is also free. My recommendation is to play NGS (New Genesis) if you prefer a more casual experience aimed at people who prefer the more social, relaxed side of the game. Play classic PSO2 for the most content. I'd recommend sticking to classic if you prefer gameplay. In terms of gameplay, NGS has a few nice things. There's the combat sectors, the open world, which is basically where you get your early game materials, and food items, and a small selection of low level quests, with like 2 high level quests, and 3 extremely powerful bosses. Classic PSO2 is the one with the most quests, and gameplay content, but is the most difficult to grind, as many enemies tend to be too tough for regular weapons, and augments. You can pretty much ignore end game content, though. It is only really for hardcore players, and can be frustrating. The same could be said about the high level bosses in NGS, too, as they tend to be about trial and error, which isn't my thing, but others seem to enjoy it.

Ok game, but needs more room in the block list. This game's community can be horribly toxic. Originally, this was my review, but now I want to add more to it. First off, 90% of the game is in base game, a huge download, but classic PSO2 is also free. My recommendation is to play NGS (New Genesis) if you prefer a more casual experience aimed at people who prefer the more social, relaxed side of the game. Play classic PSO2 for the most content. I'd recommend sticking to classic if you prefer gameplay. In terms of gameplay, NGS has a few nice things. There's the combat sectors, the open world, which is basically where you get your early game materials, and food items, and a small selection of low level quests, with like 2 high level quests, and 3 extremely powerful bosses. Classic PSO2 is the one with the most quests, and gameplay content, but is the most difficult to grind, as many enemies tend to be too tough for regular weapons, and augments. You can pretty much ignore end game content, though. It is only really for hardcore players, and can be frustrating. The same could be said about the high level bosses in NGS, too, as they tend to be about trial and error, which isn't my thing, but others seem to enjoy it.