Darkness Rising has added player driven mounts, a Champion level system of quests and rewards, and my personal favorite - Subclassing.
The mounts are all horses, regardless of race and realm from what I have seen, but you get to ride them at a pleasant pace. They are faster than running which is good for any class that does not have a movement speed buff and not too shabby for those that do. You can get the basic horse at level 35. At higher levels, you can upgrade your horse so that you can add barding to it. A really cool feature is that you can cover your horse in your guild colors. Who would you not want to? All in all, I have to say that this is a much needed and overdue addition, but they did it as well as any other game that has player driven mounts, and it is arguably much better looking. The horses look great. Best of all, you can't fall off if you accidentally hit the spacebar.
Ah, the Champion levels. If you have done the Trials, you can expect a much more reasonable set of challenges. They are not as long or insane. In fact they are quite fun. I have not talked to anyone who has not enjoyed them. And when you are all done being a Champion of your Realm, what do you get? Yes, you guessed it, a big spiffy weapon! Before you run out and quest for one of these things, let me tell you it is not going to replace an artifact weapon by any means, but it is going to have some stout specs to it. The Champion quests are fun enough that the weapon at the end will be a nice bonus rather than a goal to grind for.
There is almost no content for lower level characters, and by lower I mean 35 and below. To be honest, there is not much for characters under 45. So if you are considering getting into Dark Age of Camelot for the first time, you can turn to DAOT POWER LEVELING SERVICE.
If you want more mmorpg new, you can read TERA Enjoy the Happiness for more.
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