Ryzom

tyggy wrote:To be honest, getting to level 21 is so easy that it can be done in a day or less as has been pointed out.

you get to lvl 21 that fast because tutorial missions give massive amount xp. they should get rid of that xp reward (if the already didnt do so)

raynes wrote: My question to those saying the level 21 cap is too low, what part of the game mechanics don't you experience in that time that you need to go to a higher level?

While I generally agree to your post, let me answer this:

• For experiencing how split skilltrees work (important with the magic tree split at 21, IMO),
• or for wielding "Fire and Wrath" (impossible at level 21),
• or to craft something else than light boots, light pants, a dagger or an amp, both in Q20 (Q15) with boost 1, following the introduction-to-crafting-missions
  (Level 21=200SP, plans sum to 60SP, boost 1 is 40 SP, 3 crafting level upgrades are 75SP, leaving 25 SP to buy a crafting start in jewel crafting...or really mess up with being able to continue the crafting tutorial missions by buying anything else. Possible with harvesting tutorial on trial now as well...),
• exploring for higher quality mats when necessary
• and lastly, taking on the Kitin on Silan face to face.

I'd suggest raising the limit to somewhere in between 25 and 30, leaving room to experience split skilltrees.

blaah wrote:you get to lvl 21 that fast because tutorial missions give massive amount xp. they should get rid of that xp reward (if the already didnt do so)

thats a good point, and it has the added bonus of not setting expectations for xp rewards from tasks in the rest of the game.