#Albion Online

[rabbitsinvideogames]

Spring Cottontail from Albion Online

[salty-medley]

Even if I keep the GW2 Cornelia, I think her "original world" when she invades SSO will be Albion Online. And here's her mount, a heavy war horse ( probably a shire in SSO even if the silhouette isn't right, it should be a slightly heavier frison one)

[equiskazee]

Day 21-30 of Inktober.

[hardcoregamer]

15 Best MMORPGs For Solo Players

Sometimes it's just fun to do your own thing, whether intense combat or laid-back farming. Thankfully, several entertaining MMORPG games embrace solo players. So, if you want to thrive in a fantasy land or survival landscape as a lone wolf, here are the games worth checking out.

Take a look!

[mtrvoid]

I made the Albion Online War Ax in pixel art, I hope you like it.

[nhyllandvoid]

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[merinis]

PLEASE STOP STABBING ME

AAAAAÀAAAAH

[spidercatnoir]

Earth-Mother, The keepers of Albion

[jeremy-ken-anderson]

Respect the Subgame

I have a lot of respect for Albion Online’s developers.

Like, they have produced games within their game that fulfill a lot of design requirements at once:

Unobtrusive to uninterested players

Ties into other systems

Not mandatory

Let me give some examples. Risk-averse? Blue zones don’t allow evil players to attack you. In fact if they’re below a certain infamy threshold they’re not even allowed to enter a blue zone, let alone do stuff there. NPC enemies have fairly small/avoidable aggro radiuses, and if you stick near your mount you can jump onto your mount if a battle goes sour. Want a little more challenge? The yellow zones allow people to attack you but doesn’t give them any incentive because you don’t drop anything.

What if you want to fight other players? Well, you can flag yourself as a member of a faction and get bonus combat xp. This renders you immune to attacks from generalized jerks (I assume this is so players can’t get into shenanigans where they’re designating non-flagged ambushers to unfairly surround foes?) but also renders you hostile to everyone flagged as a member of a different faction.

Faction events also include fortresses, which dot the map and are easily ignored by those not doing faction stuff.

Players interested in solo content can enter The Mists, which takes you to a zone separate from the regular space with its own rules. NPCs are a little thicker on the ground, but so are resources and all 5 resources are present. If you enter from a Tier 5 zone, you go to Tier 5 mists, which means enemy players can knock you out (kicking you back to the regular zones) but you don’t lose any gear or items.

Players who just want to run PvP all the time quickly end up in Red and Black zones, where everything’s full loot combat. If you kill someone, roughly half their stuff turns into Trash and the other half you get to take and either wear or sell. And like I said, if they’re notorious enough in PvP they physically can’t go bother the other players.

Each of these systems physically subdivides the players by what they want to be doing during play, and largely keeps them out of the way of players who aren’t interested in the same.

[creepydark1]

Random draw uwu

[albiononlineenjoyer]

Hey guys, this one is for the new players.

[Guide]

I am currently playing Albion Online, it's been 3 months that I started. When I started I was all alone, I had to figure things out alone, sometimes using YouTube. I had to try everything and check if they worked.

But now I have over 500 hours of gameplay and some knowledge about the game. I want to share this with all the newcomers just to help them with their journey.

Here are some builds for variety of content in Albion Online:

Best Arena Builds to destroy your enemies in the Arena.

Best PvE Builds for people who love to kill mobs and gain fame and silver fast.

Best Axe Builds for the ones that love to chop heads off.

Best Ranged Builds for all the archers and mages.

Best Solo Builds for the lone wolves out there.

I hope this post will help you. :)

[salty-medley]

In her way to create her guild and its island. This game is better than what I expected.

[tutchando74]

Albion Online little review

Yes, I played the meme game. It's actually kinda good.

The artstyle of this game is honestly really, really good. It's a style of 2.5D, but in 3D. The desing of the enemies can be a little normal, but there are some really great ones here.

The gameplay can be a little repetitive, but it's very good. The collection of materials can be a little boring, but I love it, for some reason. It's just so satisfying to do it.

The combat system is actually good. It's a WoW combat style that is really satisfying. There are three main paths on combat, sword, bow and staff. Each one of these three have around other 5 possibilities that change stat and abilities. Same for the armors.

Overall surprinsingly great game.

[drizzerey]

Continuing to make 1 pic every month. This is from February.

This is the dragon (more detailed) from my Albion guild's tabard. Detect Magic. I struggled cause I wanted to do more detailed (cause I feel like I should) but the tabard is very simple and I didn't want him to be unrecognizable.

[choppedupsanity]

My archer assassin character from the MMO Albion. Really like how it turned out, especially the glow on the bow.