Everyone's all either like "this game sucks!" or they say thats its really good. I have to say Im particualarly swayed by the people who say the game is good due to the fact that they all sound a bit like losers...

    Anyway.  The only other mmorpgs Ive played are Maple Story, which I stopped playing because it was 2D and incredibly hard for someone like me to level up, and Mabinogi, which Im considering stopping because I cant decide what profession I want to go into.

     I have come to terms with the fact that to really play any game well you need to buy something with real world money, but would I have to do that often with this game? If Im looking for a game with a good battle system and badass clothing, is this okay? Would a peverse rocker type of thirteen year old girl such as myself be into this? I have a pretty short attention span and I like to be kept entertained....

Im about to give it a shot myself. PCGamer gave it a good review in there free MMO article in this months issue (has Warhammer on the front).

You should definitely try the game.  At worst, you'll just have to uninstall it.

From the sound of things, I think you'll like Fiesta.  There are a ton of quests to do, and the community is really nice and helpful.  Leveling is reasonably fast, and you rarely need to purchase items from the Outspark Store.  Spend some time with it and I think you'll walk away impressed.

So far I have been enjoying the game! Granted I have only been able to play it for an hour I plan on playing it some more later.

Any game that has a little dog jumping around town is a great game in my book! =D

Originally posted by Fickey

So far I have been enjoying the game! Granted I have only been able to play it for an hour I plan on playing it some more later.

Any game that has a little dog jumping around town is a great game in my book! =D

I was reading at Fiesta Fan that the next Fiesta patch includes all kinds of cool new stuff like weddings and a raid instance!

Hope you find more than an hour to play.

Im glad to see positive messages and not negative ones like a lot of other game posts. I plan on trying this game so i  hope it stands up to everyones praise!

Yea, Fiesta is an MMORPG worth playing.

Look at my thread here for the latest event. :)

well i wont tell you to play or not to play, but here is what you can expect from fiesta:

really colorful graphics

tons of immature players

lots of grinding

decent music

no good end game or decent pvp

lots of botters and players who buy gold from the farmers

Nowadays its next to impossible to play ANY mmo that doesnt have gold spammers. One of the most annoying things is when the chat log in a game is swarmed with messages like "1000 gold for $19.99 @ www.xxxxxxxxx.com" over and over and over again. It gets old real quick. Good music is definately a plus, though. Besides all that, community is a large part of any mmo. Teaming up with other people to complete quests and beat bosses is key(for the most part). However, if the game itself is good enough yet the community is largely immature players arguing and making fun of newer players by calling them "n00bz" and not helping them when needed, i will still play. If thats the case then i just pay no attention to other players and do my own thing.

Dont get me wrong, sometimes it gets boring and frustrating doing super hard quests alone but if thats what it takes to enjoy the game content then i suck it up and play.  This route isnt for everyone but it works for me. After a while i'll quit the game and move on to a different one i guess.

Thank you for the heads up on what to expect in Fiesta, crunchyblack. Its good to know what im getting in to.

Originally posted by rcarey

Nowadays its next to impossible to play ANY mmo that doesnt have gold spammers. One of the most annoying things is when the chat log in a game is swarmed with messages like "1000 gold for $19.99 @ www.xxxxxxxxx.com" over and over and over again. It gets old real quick. Good music is definately a plus, though. Besides all that, community is a large part of any mmo. Teaming up with other people to complete quests and beat bosses is key(for the most part). However, if the game itself is good enough yet the community is largely immature players arguing and making fun of newer players by calling them "n00bz" and not helping them when needed, i will still play. If thats the case then i just pay no attention to other players and do my own thing.

Dont get me wrong, sometimes it gets boring and frustrating doing super hard quests alone but if thats what it takes to enjoy the game content then i suck it up and play.  This route isnt for everyone but it works for me. After a while i'll quit the game and move on to a different one i guess.

Thank you for the heads up on what to expect in Fiesta, crunchyblack. Its good to know what im getting in to.

And thats IF i decide to download :)

Its a decent game, I havent played in a while, but its still installed on my comp. Its got cute graphics, the music is rather upbeat. Combat is your standard affair, assign skills to hotbar, click to use, blah blah blah. Skills have a decent look to them, but character customization is very lacking. Th upgrade system for weapons and armor is practically luck-based, though if you manage to get it upgraded enough, there is some fairly interesting looks that are applied to your weapon.