Ventevetementlatex

Quality post. This is the guy to listen to. I personally don't live out of the blackzone (started playing 2 days ago), but so far my best experiences have been with my guild on excursions into the black zone. Red zone is where I gather resources. There is never a dull moment when you can be killed at any time.

Living in the black zone obviously isn't for everyone, just showing my experience.Just want to show that if you only live in the albion online gold market and never take any risk you will get bored because you are missing out on a huge part of the game.

This guy probably got killed in his best gear first time he went into a pvp zone and says the game is bad because of his mistakes.You don't have to go out in your best gear to have fun go out in T3 and try to bring goods up to the Red/Black zone for more profit.Check my reddit post... some good info there.

If you are competitive and really are into GvG/zergs and understand/accept that this is not a triple A production with a large team from day one, but it's an indie game started from humble beginnings that has a long way to get Albion Online Silver before feeling fully featured, that is likely to feel still incomplete at release if you have high standards, I would recommend to get it now. If you are not competitive and unsure, best to learn more and wait for release or after release to see if they have delivered a good product.

I usually try to be competitive but I was buying in the green zone for 20 to 40 per and selling in the black zone for 150-200 per. Or if you have an alliance market sometime sell for 400 to 500.

Did you not notice it was only 5 guys fending off a whole guild? Ya they used the tower because they know how to pvp smart. I mean they just had a gvg, won and had the whole guild try and jump them. You go try that and tell me there is no skill involved. Lemme guess, your still living out of the Royal Lands all safe and cozy?