You also need it for most Life-skill profession. Without VIP, you’ll level up so slowly that you won’t ever catch up to other players. Once you unlock the rest of the content, you’ll be able to make all the money you need for your subsequent VIPs.īut what exactly are the perks of being a Jianghu VIP? Well, without it, Wushu might feel like one of those obnoxious ‘farming’ games where you just wait forever until your buildings are complete. I recommend buying your first VIP yourself. Making Taels as a non-VIP player can take ages. Right now, its price ranges from 500 to 750 Liangs. While subscription can certainly be more expensive in other games, it’s still a lot of money.įortunately, you can buy VIP from other players for in-game currency (Silver Taels). It costs 30 gold which is about 10 dollars a month. Jianghu VIP is similar to subscriptions in other games. Playing without it will severely slow down your progress. Whether you take the game seriously or not, you MUST get VIP. But if you just want a nice casual MMORPG where you can chill, you can build your own character. If you are a no-life gamer living only to outperform the rest of the player base, then sure, go for it. However, it depends on how seriously you want to take this game. Even if you played this game 24/7, it would take you years to catch up. The older players will simply be much more ahead in terms of Meridian levels.īuying an account is actually cheaper than spending money on building your own character from the scratch. In its current state, Age of Wushu doesn’t allow for effective catching-up. While this might be off-putting to some new players, it is a valid argument. The first thing most veterans will tell you when you log in is to just buy an account. Consider buying a character instead of grinding Well, although I can’t fit all the essential knowledge into one article, I’ve prepared this list of tips that will help you on your journey through Jianghu. Even worse, the official forums and guides are all down. It doesn’t help that the game doesn’t explain the actual gameplay to you. When I first started playing, I had no clue what to do.
How should you build your character? Which events should you join?īelieve me, it’s a laundry list of questions. Where you expected an immersive experience, confusion and chaos reign. As you dive into the world of Age of Wushu, you think nothing can stand in the way of you becoming the greatest martial artist in Jianghu.
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