I played Fury for more than 100 hours trying to like the game however it really falls short. It is fun to play in places and allows a wide range of character customization. The area it falls short in is balance. In order to be competitive you really need to make a cookie cutter character that does not allow for enough originality. What I mean by cookie cutter is that everyone else playing that class has the same was to deal damage or heal ect. So if you are playing a damage per second character (Tank) you have this in your character action bar and if your a (Healer) you have this or a Ranged (Oracle) you have this... Oh and while the armor you can create is fun and interesting it does not measure up to the armor you get for pre-ordering the game so if you didn't do that your behind already. Adding to this they also have available a Unlock All Abilities feature that cost you some extra money. The UAA combined with the pre-order armor makes this game unplayable for your average gamer who didn't get all that stuff. True after getting beat a bunch of times and sticking with it for about a month you could unlock all the skills but I'll bet that a visit to the dentist will be in order with all that teeth grinding along the way not to mention your hands will probably be gnarled due to all the key mashing or mouse clicking that will be required.
Now thats not to say you can't try to be original with your character, I'm just saying it wont be competitive.
In my Opinion this game is not worth playing in its present unbalanced state.
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