I was told to enjoy the hours of walking, and they were not joking. LiF puts you in a random spot on the map, and of course my spot was about as far away as possible from where my guild had itвЂ™s little city. I got through some of that, but knowing IвЂ™d be much better off joining a guild and learning from them, I got myself off the newbie island and into the world, along with finding a guild. When you first play LiF, you are placed on a newbie island, and given a very rough tutorial on what to do. IвЂ™ll likely get more into what LiF really is as I experience more of it, but IвЂ™ve already gotten a pretty memorable story, so let me share that. One thing IвЂ™m already sure of however LiF is very much an MMORPG, and very, very much not a themepark. (I canвЂ™t speak for the PvP, havenвЂ™t gotten into a fight just yet). LiF is, in a lot of core ways, very similar to Ultima Online, or Darkfall, if you remove basically all of the PvE, and put that focus towards item crafting and building construction.

The fact that the Steam launch was pushed back over a month was also a clue as to what one might expect.ДЄnd yet I still spent the $30 to play it, and I donвЂ™t regret that purchase, at least not yet.

I had read plenty that it was in rough shape it had bugs, it was missing content, and that it was a massive grind. IвЂ™ve had my eye on Life is Feudal MMO for a while (I donвЂ™t mind the LiF name, but having to include the вЂMMOвЂ™ at the end of it is silly, so going forward its just going to be LiF here).

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