The art style in those games appeals to me and the gameplay is simplistic or shallow. Don't even get me started on microtransactions, which tend to be in most Asian games. For these reasons, we were skeptical going into the Aion impression. Since the NCSoft has yet to respond and allow me to write about the game, we downloaded and gave the Chinese version a go via the free trial and compared my experiences. When you take some opportunity to pre-order from Gamestop came around, it was a no-brainer to take advantage of a no-risk win-win situation. It feels like the World of Warcraft in many ways, which is a good thing. It has that same level of polish and attention to detail. There is no doubt that Aion's production quality is very high. Dozens of people visible at a time on the screen in a capital city, it didn't even notice a one frame per second difference. Loading times were so fast that we could not even read the tips. This isn't hype when we say that Aion's performance record for the entirety of my playtime has been immaculate.

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