Those pay walls are there, but they aren't hard and fast. I recommend playing for a bit, if you like it, decide you are going to pay them for their work and decide where to spend your money. I've played lots of MMORPGs, but playing one set in the D&D franchise brings to memory so many games from the past that if you played these games, you'll enjoy this as much as I do! THE BAD 1) The fact this is F2P will be in your face the whole time. So for me, this casual, long end-game that keeps getting updated means hours of fun in a familiar D&D world with voice-acted NPCs and stories written by people like R.A. I know some folks want to get to the top of the mountain, but in Neverwinter, that is going to take far longer than you could possibly imagine. I prefer there to be more to do that I haven't done instead of simply repeating old things. you just need 1 - 2 friends to keep progressing. It's intuitive and responsive (for an MMORPG that understandably lags in areas with high populations) 2) End Game is very casual for those that want it. Unlike the FFXIV layout which was functional but not as good as keyboard and mouse, this is the first MMMORPG I've played on both PC and console that I prefer combat with a controller. THE GOOD: 1) Far and away what hooked me was the smooth control scheme for the controller. However, if you understand what F2P is like, this game is quite a delight on the PS4.
If you don't like the model, just play a game with a model you do like. I'm not going to subtract points because they are trying to make money on the game. If you This is a F2P game, so I'm rating it accordingly. This is a F2P game, so I'm rating it accordingly.
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