After playing for two years, I feel that something is missing that drives one further after you have tried 8 different races and classes of level 810.
My ideas...
Rise of the Guilds
In order to give guilds a real meaning in the game, in addition to a chat and rooster, it is required that the guild can offer something unique that the members of the guild themselves can work together to influence. The more the guild works together, the stronger its members become.
Guild skills are skills whose effect is only effective as long as you are a member of that guild. If you are a member of several guilds, you must choose from which guild you want to inherit skills from. You can not inherit skills from more than one guild.
Guild skills can be acquired by collecting guild skills tokens. Each skill or skill level costs a number of skill tokens. The higher the level of skill the more skill tokens are needed to upgrade to an additional level.
Guild skill tokens can be acquired by participating in a wide variety of guild specific events or quests. Only members of the guild can participate. If a group of guild members decides to make a daily pledge for, for example, Undauted, guild tokens will be automatically issued to each individual member of that group when the pledge is completed. If the group does not only consist of guild members, no tokens will be issued. There are various other events that a guild leader can choose from. For example, a guild with only guild members can do daily quests in existing dungeons. Individual guild members can register for solo quests.
There are also other daily quests to choose from.
Guild tokens cannot be transferred or sold. Guild tokens can only be transferred to the guild bank whose guild you have chosen to inherit skills from. All members of the group must inherit skills from the same guild in order for guild tokens to be issued after completing the mission.
Equipment level 810
When a character reaches level 810, that character will be able to use level 810 equipment.
Level 810 equipment can only be crafted by characters who have been awarded the Grand Master Crafter title. Level 810 equipment can be upgraded in the same way as other equipment, from Normal to Legendary. The difference is that level 810 equipment can carry 3 traits per part instead of just one. For each equipment part crafted in level 810, a Grand Master Crafter certificate is required. These certificates can only be created by and used by a character with Grand Master Crafter status.
Level 810 equipment can be upgraded from normal to legendary by any character. Traits are fixed and cannot be changed afterwards by using transmute crystals.