The Windows Store'program' which is basically just the 11GB download to buy Phantasy Star Online 2 Meseta your launcher, also needed to be developed by Sega. I can not tell you precisely what's going on there (but I plan to try and dig into it further over the upcoming few days) but it strongly feels as they have loathed it in some fashion and united with the existing JP issues it backfired horribly. People like to bash on Microsoft and claim the Windows Store is poor. I am not necessarily disagreeing on it, but I have NEVER seen this level of problems with titles from the Store. Hell, I've even attempted to dig around to see whether any of those problems that have come up here have been recorded for any other program and I can't find a single thing. As it is, anecdotally, I've a large number of installed Windows Store titles chiefly thanks to Phantasy Star Online 2 Pass Ultimate subscription, many third party games, and can't recall having any problems ever.

These can battle together. Plus with the segregation of documents they've performed between of their launcher and actual game files, once the original had them all stored together, probably will not help either. I understand the frustrations and individuals having problems rather than ignoring them, just trying to put the record straight on where the issue actually is.)

From an authentic analytical standpoint, PSO2 is rewarding because of a large existing fanbase, and testimonials are unlikely to pull in that lots of new members into the community. They won't lose a considerable chunk of the player base (in part because it's only releasing in NA), because it is perfectly reasonable to expect that today's issues will be solved quickly. MMO releases have always been a shitshow, for every MMO. You should have seen the catastrophe that has been EVE Online releasing a major update which ended up deleting system files on many people's computers. EVE did not suffer a large loss of players after that incident, and neither will PSO2 lose an important number of players after this tragedy of a launching.

However, I suppose I moved on a bit of a tangent, the during-gameplay UI of PSO2 is generally pretty lightweight, but it's the submenus that are the real pain to understand and navigate, I'm still needing to remember where things is despite coming from JP (that said, it was a very very long time because I played JP). PAs are the bread and butter of PSO2 melee courses, you'll definitely be attempting to gun for so much DPS as possible later in Phantasy Star Online 2, so much that if you are dying in the process of finding that balance and accepting risks; then you're doing the proper thing, it's in what you'll discover the pleasure in PSO2's battle.

Of the attributes and the system are not well explained and they are all sound exactly the same from the get go. The UI is a jumbo bit of crap mess. Till you get the perfect thing theres literally no pursuit marker just have to keep stuff. Theres many different type of quest, request, upgrades, augment, affix, tradable items etc.. Its about amount of features in Phantasy Star Online 2, not quality indepth. Read a couple of guides and you just must play with couple of days and youll understand 90% of items. I played Phantasy Star Online 2s years ago in the Japan server and I had to play with few weeks to know what everything does even though I didnt understand the translation or language. Lack of cheap PSO2 Meseta advice was real back.