To follow up on that, are you still going to have the capacity for players to level up a class that just wants to see the world? That was one idea that we really enjoyed. Sometimes it's by playing against other people, some can be done entirely solo, but either way earning stars nets you the capacity to level up. Each of our jobs in Free Realms is associated with a mini-game, and job progression for that profession is done by earning stars. We do have postman, and miner, and blacksmith, and demolition derby driver, and you can level up all of those. It's the class you start off with now, so he doesn't level up by consuming content anymore. Laralyn: The Adventurer has changed a little bit, actually. Can you talk a bit about the Mailman and Adventurer classes, maybe getting into some content that we haven't really seen in MMOs before? Soloing and accessibility are obviously big priorities for the developers.
It's just the case that ladling on more enemies isn't always really fun. In another you'd get the same number of enemies as if you were soloing, but they're backed by a mini-boss. There's one scenario where playing as a group means an extra NPC will spawn that will buff and shield the enemies, to make things even more challenging. Yes, but saying additional content makes it sound more extreme than it is. Or, that said, you can both play a healer and you should do fine. If you're playing with a buddy and he's maxed out his warrior and really want to play his healer that's fine because you probably have a melee class you can work on. That allows them to solo well, but it also lets players make a personal choice. If you're playing with friends, yes you can all take on different roles, but they're not as rigidly defined as in other titles. You can level each job, each job plays differently, so it's like rolling a new character in any other MMO. You have the opportunity, as an individual player, to really broadly explore your jobs.
Are combat scenarios going to be possible to complete regardless of party makeup? That said, though, it doesn't look like a typical MMO situation where you'd need like a Brawler, a Mage, etc to make a balanced party. To further explore the combat, the different classes look like they offer some differentiation for players.
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