It's no secret that I've played far too many MMORPGs. From World of Warcraft to Final Fantasy 14, Lost Ark to Guild Wars 2 - if there's a high fantasy world boasting boundless exploration and PvE combat, I'm there. As my Summer Game Fest schedule began to fill up, Amazon Games and Ncsoft's Throne and Liberty was the game that rounded out an exhausting second day in the LA sun, thankfully slowing things down after high-octane shooters like Marvel Rivals. It was one I'd been looking forward to, and while it didn't entirely disappoint, it didn't quite win me over, either.
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