Revelation Online Players Completed Over 61.5 Million Quests During Closed Beta, Didn't Care Much For Tanks
A newly minted infographic for Revelation Online's first closed beta test, which ends today, show that people really dug the new MMO from My.com. Over 61.5 million quests and 2.2 million dungeons runs were completed, with 1.8 million player deaths occurring in both PvE and PvP combat. RO may not have taxes, but death is still certain.
What's also certain is that people still don't like playing tanks. The vanguard was the least-played class, at just 13% of players, while the pistol-packing gunslinger was #1, with 19%. There were also slightly more female than male characters, which probably had as much to do with the character models as it did with the real-life genders of the players.
You can check out the full infographic and other assorted details on the Revelation Online site.
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1. Got Hyped for the game.
2. Bought Founders Pack.
3. Waited while getting more hyped for the game.
4. Dealt with CB1 launch day Issues.
5. Played for a few hours on the much more stable 3rd day of CBT 1.
6. Realised the game was a generic mess with subpar action combat.
7. Realised I no longer had any desire to continue to test this Alpha client.
8. Stopped playing.
9. Regretted founding the game.
10. Quietly hopeful that it will get better but not expecting much.