I have decided to post all my game guide videos for Mortal Online 2 in one thread, for easier viewing instead of creating a new thread for every new video. 
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Game Guide Videos for Mortal Online 2
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I started out this video by talking about the reasons why newcomers might not enjoy the game, at 20:10 I go on to talk about the reasons why they will likely enjoy it.
For those who may be wondering what is the first priority for them as a new character in the world of Mortal Online 2, this video is my take on that question.
Finding starter gear that not only worked well but looked badass was an elusive goal for new players in Mortal Online 1. This is no longer the case in the sequel to what I consider to be the best hardcore sandbox MMORPG on the market.
In the old world, transporters were a nice-to-have if you needed to move goods from one town to another. In the vast new world, their status may very well be elevated to that of a crucial service provider in the eyes of the lowliest newcomer and established guild lord alike.
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In the real world, projecting power has long been the way in which nations, and even animals in nature, keep the peace and maintain their dominance over any who might think to challenge them. In Mortal Online 2, I recently witnessed firsthand this phenomenon being played out in a natural and organic manner in many ways not unlike how it often does in real life.
Steel is one of the better metals available in Mortal Online 2, and one that involves a number of mathematical formulas to successfully create. This will be the second iteration of my video I made several years back, called The Science of Steel. I hope to simplify the process and present the information in a more streamlined manner this time.
The world of Mortal Online 2 is, to put it mildly, a harsh and unforgiving place. Newcomers often find themselves being extremely vulnerable to a myriad of dangers at every turn, and the sting of every death and loss is painfully felt. Thankfully, there are a number of basic precautions that every player, from novice to veteran, can take to reduce the likelihood of them falling victim to these dangers.
One of the questions new players often ask when they start playing Mortal Online 2 is, "What is there to do in this game?" In a sandbox MMORPG, that question can best be answered by asking the player what they would like to do, what they can bring to the table, and what other players may need or want from them.
A lot of the mechanics are not implemented yet and SV focus on the core mechanics. I would also like to see that more activities being added before the release. MO1 had a good ammout of Content and activities but not too much for Soloplayers. Thats why i think we need good gambling games. Soloplayers could trade, farm, go fishing/Tressure Hunting and play gamble games in town.
Feedback/Wishlist about activities i want to see in MO2, what activities Mortal Online offered and which of them i enjoyed the most.
Open World Events Demon Pillars In the first game you could farm Demon Stones and you could craft a Demon Pillar from them. These worked like an Airdrop in other games. When such pillars were placed, demons satarted to spawn all over the place. It was a Player triggered World Event and you...
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The most dangerous part of your journey when travelling in the world of Nave may be right at the beginning or near the end. Many unwary travellers have been ambushed and parted with their valuable goods once they venture out of range of town guards. While others find that their long trek through the wilderness may be all for nothing when they approach the town entrance only to find player bandits hidden nearby and ready to pounce. This episode explores some of the ways to reduce the likelihood of you becoming another statistic.
Also featuring unusual animal behaviour at 04:55 and 14:13
Also featuring unusual animal behaviour at 04:55 and 14:13
I'm happy that they are giving us "TASK" in the game now. I'm all for Sandbox, but I prefer a more streamlined approach to gaming, if imagination was all it took, I doubt we'd be where we are today with gaming.A lot of the mechanics are not implemented yet and SV focus on the core mechanics. I would also like to see that more activities being added before the release. MO1 had a good ammout of Content and activities but not too much for Soloplayers. Thats why i think we need good gambling games. Soloplayers could trade, farm, go fishing/Tressure Hunting and play gamble games in town.
Feedback/Wishlist about activities i want to see in MO2, what activities Mortal Online offered and which of them i enjoyed the most.
Open World Events Demon Pillars In the first game you could farm Demon Stones and you could craft a Demon Pillar from them. These worked like an Airdrop in other games. When such pillars were placed, demons satarted to spawn all over the place. It was a Player triggered World Event and you...
Very well done on all of your videos sir. I will watch them all.
Always a pleasure to watch!
You and Wolfszeit's videos will surely introduce many new players to the game.
You both do it way better than I ever could.
And I am sure MO2 will be much stronger because of it.
You and Wolfszeit's videos will surely introduce many new players to the game.
You both do it way better than I ever could.
And I am sure MO2 will be much stronger because of it.
@PoisonArrows
Thank you, it warms my heart to hear words of support such as yours. It makes all the effort and time worthwhile.
@Amadman
I'm glad I first stumbled across MO1 way back in 2009, literally in a small random mmorpg forum. Little did I know back then that the game would now have a sequel that is in orders of magnitude better in just about every way to its predecessor.
Thank you, it warms my heart to hear words of support such as yours. It makes all the effort and time worthwhile.
@Amadman
I'm glad I first stumbled across MO1 way back in 2009, literally in a small random mmorpg forum. Little did I know back then that the game would now have a sequel that is in orders of magnitude better in just about every way to its predecessor.
So true, hopefully it is around another 10 years and many more people have a chance to enjoy it too.
Character creation is the first and foremost part of Mortal Online 2 that every player will spend considerable time and effort in customising numerous aspects such as clade, ancestry, age, height, attribute caps, and many others. In my view, there are two very different schools of thought as to how one should go about creating their character. This episode will explore both schools in a broad sense, as well as my thoughts on each one.
Mortal Online 2 is a very deep, engaging, and social MMORPG that promotes player interaction in just about everything you do. You may be pleased to know that it supports many playstyles whether you decide to go solo or join a guild. Whichever path you choose, keep in mind that player politics is never far away and, at times, not an option.
Every new player to Mortal Online 2 begins on the tutorial island called Haven, where they can learn the controls, various UI elements, combat, and much more in a relatively safe environment. Once they are ready to leave for the mainland continent of Myrland, they are faced with a daunting choice with which they may be completely clueless about: The starting location for their character as they face the truly harsh and unforgiving world beyond Haven.