As a longtime fan of the MMORPG wildstar platinum  genre I have to admit that I've been pretty disappointed with the direction it's been going as of late. A genre that once seemed chalk-full of life with mystery and adventure now seems to be just another convoluted cash grab by most companies these days. Don't get me wrong, I'm all for game developers making money (they do need to eat after all) but initially that meant creating a believable world where player's paths crossed from chance encounters.

Where fear meant exploring an underground labyrinth with a rag-tag team of adventurers and encountering the most challenging creatures you've ever faced. Worlds that weren't afraid to call you out on all of your boasting and bragging and throw you center stage with some of the most difficult challenges you've ever seen, but then turn around and reward you for succeeding through all of it.

Unfortunately, that no longer seems to be the case. Now we live in a time where paying money to skip the journey and see the end is deemed acceptable. Where monsters should not be too difficult, because everyone needs to get a turn at the epic loot they're guarding. And where, in most cases, games are afraid to tell the ws gold player "No" and have them work for things from time to time.

And then there's WildStar.

As a player who thoroughly enjoys every part of the "MMORPG experience"--whether that is Raiding, PvP, Crafting, Questing, Exploring or Socializing--very rarely has a game come along that takes every one of those points and gets them "right" in my eyes. However, WildStar does just that. It takes all of the parts you've come to know and love about the MMO wildstar gold and gives them to you tenfold. While the game doesn't do everything completely new and innovative, what it does do, it does extremely well. From its fun yet challenging combat systems, to its in-depth and relevant crafting, to having one of the best player housing iterations we've seen in the genre, WildStar is an enjoyable reminder to MMO fans