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Character progression is a complicated matter. Look at the famous board game, Monopoly. If each player started the game with twice the amount of money or a set of properties already owned[JM1] , the challenge would be reduced,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and ultimately the game would not be as enjoyable. However, the game would not run for as long,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and you would more quickly get to the point where you manage the red hotels,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], which—let’s face it—is good fun.
They want Aion to be as enjoyable as they can make it. They realize that the rate of progression is a little bit too slow in certain areas of the game right now,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and they recognize that there are things that can be done to improve that. They want players to be able to reach the Abyss in a timely manner so that we can go head-to-head with the opposing faction, but they also want us to enjoy the game’s lore and reach immersion in the world of Atreia. The golden middle road is the one they are aiming for. The recently posted Aion 1.5.1 patch notes highlighted a few imminent actions they are taking to increase the speed of progression:
· They are increasing the experience reward of a lot of quests. Many of these are in the level 15–30 range.
· They are increasing the experience gained from gathering and crafting.
· They are slightly reducing the experience penalty applied due to the difference in levels of group members when a character is in a group or raid alliance.
As they move forward, they have more plans to not only include more quest experience boosts for the higher levels, but also infuse the game with a flow of new content and new mechanics that ensure that gameplay is fun and entertaining.