• The gameplay is based on what's recently called the "Non-Targeting".
  This is not to go along with the recent game trend in Korea but as
  described before we wanted to make a "MMORPG like GunZ". "MMORPG like
  GunZ" doesn't necessarily mean that the characters should run along the
  wall or does k-style - Yes, you cannot do that in RaiderZ. It is a
  gameplay which requires user's skill and control to hit and evade as
  shown on the screen at the mouse cursor less environment. Our
  development team had to struggle for quite some time due to the
  inconvenience and lack of immediacy and the difficulty of development of
  the "Non-Targeting" feature.
  

• The game play mainly consists of fighting against large monsters
  called "Epic Monsters". This doesn't mean that there are only large
  monsters in the game. Like other MMORPG games, the users can fight
  against small & regular sized monsters and there are many quests
  related to those monsters. But as the game systems, the game leads to
  have battles with large monsters and our goal is to be fun even just
  with that.
  
• The monsters or quests won't give any equipment or money as
  reward. Even the shops will have limited types of items and the users
  will have to find the "Artisan" NPCs to acquire the items. We wanted to
  make the item collecting fun and convenient, in order to give infinite
  motivations to play for the game players.
  

Forseti wrote:

well, feels like a cheap knock-off of TERA but still worth giving a shot.

Beebo wrote:

Anyone still playing this/how'd it go? o_0

Snow wrote:

I just checked RaiderZ on youtube and kinda wanted to give it a try, until I went to their website and saw it's Perfect World

No need to even bother looking any further into that game after seeing PW

Snow wrote:

Yea I think it was a good move to use Raid Call
Good move from Kenny

Defenitely makes it easier to stay connected even if ya loosing interest in the game or not playing at all

Everyone should just drop by even if playing random games, can have small groups scattered around until we find something fun for all again

Facade wrote:

alot of us were playing it for the social/guild enviroment not because of the game type. IMO the game is about 2yrs to late :P but playing with guild is always fun.

Be nice if we get that turn out in ESO or ArcheAge

Snow wrote:

Archeage has the perfect elements for our guild

Class choices
Minecraft/Sandbox elements
Huge world
Beautiful graphics
Lots of crafting
PvP/Open World PvP
Guild owned areas (own keep, own land, houses)

Its almost the perfect mmo for a long term guild venture

TESO and to a degree Neverwinter Online are great games, but Archeage is the only one really offering the elements for a long term guild gameplay
TESO and Neverwinter are leaning too close to what GW2 is

GW2 despite being an AWESOME! game and having the word guild in its name, really makes no use of guilds at all
Slightly improved with the way Fractals work now, but seriously there isn't anything that requires a guild

So yes Archeage is the one and only upcoming game at this moment worth being a solid guild choice, the others could be great time fillers though