I adapted to the controls faster than I expected to. Luckily, I had upgraded to a new computer since my previous adventure, and now I have a number pad that functions as arrow keys for the purposes of the game my previous laptop had extra small arrow keys and no number pad, which made playing somewhat frustrating at that time. I had forgotten that it was an arrow key movement game that makes more use of keyboard than mouse. The first thing I encountered was the movement tutorial. I added a Scout into the mix and headed in to the world for some fun. I logged in and looked at my old characters, a Swordsman, an Archer, a Cleric, and a Wizard, all standing around in a room on the character selection screen, just as cute as when I last played. This is an isometric game with a cute anime-style graphics in a more muted color palette than a lot of cute MMORPGs.
I didn’t even know until I had been playing for a couple of weeks that there was another update planned that just hit a week ago on May 14th, adding new classes and raising the level cap to 420. I hadn’t been paying attention when that patch happened, so the new Scout base class was new to me. Since then, there have been a lot of changes introduced, particularly with the Re:Build update in January that reworked the classes, which makes it the perfect destination for this latest round of MMO Cartographer. A friend of mine from one of my other hobbies recommended Tree of Savior to me a while back, but I was deep down in other games at the time, so I didn’t do much more than log in and create characters.
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