Just yesterday we were talking about another MMO quite similar to the one that has Netmarble launched a few weeks ago and the one we write about today: A3: STILL LIVE. And the truth is that, although it is another MMO of automatic combat, it does have a bit more taste and talent in graphics and development.
Although as we write this article, and as happened yesterday with Forsaken World, we are going up levels in a matter of minutes. That is we can be working or studying while we have the mobile next to us with our hero, a well-worked paladin, casting skills left and right; and yeah, he goes into sleep mode when he realizes we're not paying attention and goes to the Crin Gnolls camp. Go for it…
With a gesture we return from the camp of Gnolls de Crin
And yes, it is also in Spanish, so we can differentiate it in this case from Forsaken World, which, although it has great graphics and an entire MMO environment, if we want to get a little wet with the story, we choose this one; Also here in A3: STILL LIVE there are a number of more "tough" and "tough" characters, although then those angelic faces put their faces ...
While we do climb the level very quickly in A3: STILL LIVE, there is more harmony with the environment and world that we are discovering. This one too has a more "real" look, Raziel style, and some deals in the graphic section that generate spectacular moments visually.
El lighting system and shadows allow an excellent view of what happens and of letting ourselves be fooled by that automatic mode that tarnishes the entire gaming experience. Well, I give him to request a reward again so that our paladin does not fall asleep while we continue explaining a little about what AR: STIL LIVE is about.
30-player battle royale mode with manual control
True is that we have 5 well differentiated classes and that they will allow us to access a well-defined character. At the same time that A3: STILL LIVE puts the objective in the loot and a series of equipment that we have to improve through craftsmanship. At least it offers us to go to a screen where we have to select the equipment and leaves this part to us, although we have not noticed that in the first levels (within the tutorial) changing it exerts any improvement or speed in progress.
But it does have a way that we liked and It is a «battle royale» within it with Batalla Campal. Here we enter a survival mode in which we face 30 players and in which we will end up winning if we keep the last portion of land or terrain. And pay attention because here the control is manual to face other players
As you let yourself enjoy that PK part offered by the members of the guild in which we participate and that gives you its thing. That is, it has online multiplayer aspects that encourage us to play and enjoy those moments more and thus leave the part of the "grind" to the automatic that this MMO has.
In Spanish to immerse yourself in history
Nobody likes to "grind" (that term that usually refers to leveling up doing repetitive tasks and that is present in MMOs, ARPG and even GTA Online), so that aspect of automatic combat so that we are not facing thousands of monsters, may save you from It burns when we have all those online modes that we will enjoy.
This is how A3 is "spun": STILL LIVE with spectacular graphics and some lighting effects in contrast to the darkness of the shadows that sing the best of the songs on a visual level. The skill effects of our warriors and a story in Spanish that immerses us in history from the first moment also contributes their two cents. That atmosphere and touch a little darker look for other types of players.
A3: STILL LIVE is the new Netmarble game that comes with the clearest ideas for put "automatic" in place and that it does not cloud the possible personal interactions that we will have in the gaming experience with and against other players. If you're not into the automatic, give it a try because it might surprise you by all the rest. One of the best that we have seen lately within the freemium and the automatic attack.
Editor's opinion
Although it seems like another automatic MMO, put this aspect of automatic combat in its place to leave it for the "grind" and focus on the battle royale it has or interactions with others in the guilds.
Punctuation in Spanish: 7,1
Best
- It has that dark and a bit spooky atmosphere thanks to the great lighting and shadows system
- Visually it is one of the greats
- We are surprised that it leaves the feeling of leaving the "automatic" for the tasks of leveling up and 'grinding' "to sack"
- It's in Spanish with a great soundtrack and a great setting
Worst
- It is still a freemium
