RuneScape: Dragonwilds

30+ hours in so far, playing both solo and with a friend, and I'm thoroughly enjoying Dragonwilds. I've taken my time exploring, building, gathering, and progressing into the Whispering Swamp, and the foundation of this game is fantastic. My biggest concerns are almost entirely UX/responsiveness related: Combat responsiveness is by far the biggest issue. Attacking, casting, getting up/recovering, moving out of danger, and switching runes can leave the character feeling locked for too long. I understand attacks need commitment and weight, but weight and unresponsiveness aren't the same thing. If I start a swing/cast and suddenly need to move, movement should be able to cancel the action—lose the attack, spend extra stamina if necessary, but let player input take priority. Right now it can feel like the controls temporarily stop listening rather than the character naturally having momentum. Rune switching also needs to be considerably faster, especially during/immediately after combat. There are times I've already killed an enemy and still can't smoothly scroll to another rune. The elemental icons should also be color-coded (fire red/orange, water blue, earth green/brown, etc.) for instant recognition, with the icon positioned before the quantity/value (left side). Inventory/container interaction needs quicker transfers. Dragging everything between inventories/chests/crafting stations gets tedious when the intended destination is obvious. A simple click/right-click/modifier-click should instantly transfer items, while drag-and-drop can remain for manual organization. Co-op desperately needs temporary ground pings. Let us quickly mark "over here," an enemy, resource, destination, etc. for a few seconds. Making the ping appear as a rune/magical glyph would fit Dragonwilds perfectly. Crafting/growing objects should show progress when approached/hovered. Cooking timers, growth percentages, processing time, compost progress, etc. should be visible contextually without opening every station. The game already does this nicely with things like rain-catcher quantities. Extend that UX language elsewhere! Overall, I genuinely love the game. The world is beautiful, progression feels rewarding, and after 30+ hours I'm still enjoying taking my time rather than rushing through it. The biggest opportunity IMO is simply reducing friction between player intent and player action. Combat, rune switching, inventory management, and contextual information should feel immediate and intuitive. Dragonwilds already has the hard part: a game I want to keep playing. A strong responsiveness/UX pass could make it feel substantially better without changing what makes it special.

AWSOME

this game is fire

Nao [e um valheim mas da pro gasto

Having sunk 356 hours into the game, i can easily say dragonwilds is a fun co-op survival game with alot of meat and potatoes to it. While its not perfect by anymeans the team seems dedicated to making updates (usually every month) post its 1.0 launch on september 15th. The dedication the team has to making a fun survival game with the rs3/osrs feel is felt across the board. Included bellow is some postives and negatives in regard to the state the game is in as of *Sept 4th 2026* [Pre 1.0] + Quick Development Cycle + Melee/Magic Combat feels fluid + Beautiful Rendering / Stylized Graphics + Progression Feels good + Most skills feel rounded + Crafting Mechanics feel good + Difficulty on bosses feels moderate + Amazing Co-op Game - Ranged combat feels bland - Frequency of Warbands/Hunts feel too frequent (Can be adjusted via custom game mode) - Variety of Weapons/armors (Devs have spoken about adding stuff in 1.0 and post 1.0) - Certain skill trees are currently bland or empty (1.0 is said to change this) - Solo play feels boring (Very much a co-op game)

The game is filled with mechanics that the sole purpose is to annoy the players with no really addition to the gameplay. The multiplayer aspect is half baked to a point that playing with more people make it more annoying than anything, I feel like the team that made this game never player anything CO-OP. Half of the bosses encounters that I had were glitched with the NPC not even moving.

Esta bueno, personalmente no he tenido bugs y siento que valió el precio