Frankly, I’ve never seen so many players in one location at the same time, and it almost reminds me of the cities in Guild Wars 1 back in the day, they are so full of people. The next thing you will notice is that the game is massively populated, with everyone jam packed into one large mega server. It’s just that I feel it attracts a sort of player that likes to play hard, without obsessing over every little thing, while relaxing and having a good time. That’s not to say its community doesn’t take the game seriously, because there are near constant wheelings and dealing happening in every nook and cranny of the game. It’s a bit refreshing if I’m totally honest, if not a bit endearing, and helps to give the game a bit of a light-hearted feeling. The first thing you’ll notice about Albion Online is its rather unique visuals that may remind players of something like Torchlight or even an 80s cartoon. Please note sponsored posts are only sponsoring coverage, our opinions on the game are our own and not affected by any business relationships with developers or publishers Albion Online: Is it Too Late to Play in 2021?
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