Lets hear a list of what you LIKE about Horizons!

[Peaches]

My Likes

1. Plots, building and community building
2. Multiclassing of Adventure skills
3.Traveling with disk through gate
4. The new fixes coming in!
5. The graphics and interface and ease of use


And, the fact that Tulga is addressing the needs of the community, and making Horizons a better, and fun place to be. Ok, so I listed six. Heh

[gusi]

The road bonuses!.. Ohh, wait, nm..

[Snowdonia Honeythorn]

Actually you only listed 4 since 3 and 4 are one in the same.

I'd give reasons but I'm just not in the mood atm. Maybe another day.

[Blue Hasia]

1)I love being a dragon "RAWR"
2)I love the game interface system So user friendly
3)the player base in this game is so helpfull and friendly
4)I love love being able to edit client side data ( dye pack, modifying spells to look different, the custom emotes, ect ect)
5)the market system in the game love just going up to a conny and placine it for sale for others to veiw and buy
6)no zoning

more to come right now half alseep[|-)]

[Firedragon]

Dragons! [Y]

The seamless world! [Y]

The crafting system! [Y]

The community! [Y]

[Daedra]

1. Dragons!
2. UI
3. RoP
4. The community
5. Seemless world

[oluviel]

dragons, small community

[R`aven_Sky`Dash]

2nd, 3rd, 4th or whatever its at now...dragons and flight ;-)
UI
world feel/seamlessness/graphics
crafting
class choices in both adv and crafting
community
plot ownership/construction
muliticlassing
soloabilty and grouping when i want
able to 1 on 1 with devs, and all their efforts

[Entilzah]

The user interface - it's awesomely customisable!
Character customisation bothwith regards tolooks and through choice of clothing.
Multiclassing, we can explore all aspects of the game unless limited by race.
Crafting is extensive, and much more diverse than in many other games. There's still ways I would like to see it improved though.

Just a few reasons why I enjoy Horizons [:)]

[Nosdracir]

1. No PvP, no griefers.
2. Community events that involve everyone - attack, guard, run, craft, construct.
3. Friendly community.

[Tryagain]

1) Dragons
2) Game UI -- I like the chat tabs concept.. only just now are we seeing other games doing the same thing with their UI
3) crafting... but it still needs some work
4) multiclassing the concept. However the lack of content can drag this aspect down.

[Entilzah]

2) Game UI -- I like the chat tabs concept.. only just now are we seeing other games doing the same thing with their UI

I remember when I posted the chat tabs idea as a suggestion for Horizons on Tazoon.com, and referenced ye olde 9 year-old grand-daddy of the graphical mmorpg genre as an example [;)] Still, it's nice to see it becoming more widely adopted in other games too [:)]

[belezar]

1. Multiclassing for me is a highlight. I liked it in Neverwinter love it in Hz too.
2. Road Speed is totally cool.
3. Team/Community oriented play
4. Nice crafting system.
5. Graphics are awesome. Better than EQ2 imo.
6. Seamless world of course is fantastic.

[Brassandyn]

1. A place to come home to after a long day at work.
2. Building my plots
3. Multiclassing (but withself-imposed limits)
4. More plot building
5. Good character graphics
6. Building on my plots

[Ular Naga]

1: The Crafting system
2: To be able to own a plot
3: Multiclassing.
4: Dragons
5: The friendly community!

[Kulamata]

1. The general art and feel of the game, including the music.
2. Depth of crafting.
3. The UI, not least the excellent map, and its capabilities.
4. Kwellens and Vexators.
5. Player community.
6. Guild structural support.
7. Developers clearly caring.
8. Sights; Feladan, Spiral City, the Northern Rift, Dryad Island. Blight architecture, the dryad homes at the Dire Wolves.
9. Anticipation; When the righteous liberate Rachival; When we drive a wedge through the Wedge. Tier VI. Client revisions.
10. Dragons.And the recent changes to and for dragons.
11. Memories of Freeing Feladan, driving the tunnels through to the satyr islands, defending the crafters, munching the machines of domination for hours of slide show excitement. (But it was neat anyway.) Freeing the dryads, killing the puzzle monsters, and their unique drops.
12. The old invasions; Titus, the Harro invasions...
13. The RoP.
14. Returning players who find themselves pleased with the changes.
15. Multiclassing that allows you to extend your favorite class in a coherent way, if you wish.

[Khoal]

In no particular order

1. The community
2. The crafting system (plots and structures included)
3. The UI
4. Seamless world
5. Dragons as aPC
6. The music and sound effects
7. A Dev team that listens to the player

[C`gan]

1. Dragons as a player race
2. Construction possibilities worldwide
3. Not having to be led around by the nose to do absolutely ANYTHING in the game
4. No PVP
5. Choosing one's OWN classes rather than a preset "this is what you'll be"
6. Community involvement and feedback
7. Community suggestions coming to fruition (Many thanksfor the return of teleportable disks!)
8. Heart-pounding excitement (especially if you're the group's recon scout or suddenly find out that safe field of slate is actually guarded by a named golem)
9. Ever-changing world (Wow! Someone put up a new crafthall/bridge/etc. for people to use!)
10. Predominantly free teleporting (Yes, you TOO can get around the world for free with a few extra teleports)
11. An actually working customer support team (consider them slow or not, but they actually DO resolve issues when tickets are put in, just some problems take more time than others)
12. Player-based economy, with everything on pawnbrokers and consigners coming from players
13. The ability to add techs to nearly everything
14. Land ownership
15. Player assistance (ask around, someone WILL have the answer to your question)
16. Friendly crafters
17. Vast resource deposits (Genevia, Scorpion Island, Isle of Wisp, Fabric Island, Abandoned Island, etc.)
18. Music and ambient sounds
19. Continual addition of new material (again, may be slow at times, but there are new projects added as they are completed)
20. The WorldProjects team, of which we are honored to be a part.

[Pharcellus]

The good:

1. Dragons
2. Epic, seamless (though bounded) world.
3. Community construction.
4. Player-owned property with self-designed and buildable structures.
5. Complex, sensible crafting system.
6. Highly-customizable UI.
7. Dragons
8. Top-notch art, including skinning, animation, and world objects (terrain, skies, etc).
9. Various fantasy races, a couple freed by player action.
10. Nice music and ambient sounds.
11. Ideas from the community which make it into the game (even though rare, the fact that it happens is a plus).
12. Mature, supportive community.
13. Did I mention Dragons?

The bad: (only fair to post these with the good)
1. MANY MANY bugs still, some seriously game-breaking for many players.
2. Many things promised still incomplete.
3. Over-simplistic and unrealistic tiering of the world into regions.
4. Abyssmal client performance.
5. Horribly broken and unrealistic spawn system.
6. Serious communication and organization problems with the company.
7. Minimal art assets in many areas (spell effects, icons).
8. Lack of purpose and lore in the game world. Lack of regular events.
9. Lack of a cohesive and comprehensive design vision, focus, and documentation.
10. Problematic websites and game launcher.
11. Seriously unbalanced multiclassing and character advancement system.

The ugly:

Only one thing: an unsure future for the world we know and love, despite the spin coming out of TulgAE.

[Tryagain]

Careful Pharcellus pointing out both sides of the ball is bound to get you tarred and feathered in these here parts ;) .