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Aion so far
Hot pants ftw!
I wish I had more time for Aion at the moment. Turns out moving and launching a website takes some time out of your day. I got through the glorified tutorial (in that I hit level 10 and chose my big-boy class by "ascending"), and it's certainly fun. Combat works well, the world is like a high-def rendering of Eastern mythology, and it would be an understatement to say that I like a little progression from time to time.
Looking forward to spending more time with the game -- as of now, I don't have enough experience to have any more informed of a reaction than, "ooh, shiny!"
Then again, that's a better reaction than I've had to anything since Warhammer. And yet we all know how that turned out. Whatever. Anything to keep me from doing any more Crusader dailies in WoW.
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