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The entire path is built around social spaces and construction of them. This Path is for the social butterflies among us, those who like to organize and get people to work together, or plan and enact events.

Settler: Also not available during PAX, this one sounds the perhaps the most intriguing of them all.

ItвЂ™s also for the вЂњgotta catch вЂem allвЂќ mentality, where you just have to find every last detail or piece of a puzzle. Everything they do is about scanning relics, exploring ruins, and diving into the story of Nexus.

Scientist: Not on the show floor, Jeremy told us that this Path is for the people who love story and lore in their MMOs.

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So if itвЂ™s just you, itвЂ™ll be solo-able and give solo rewards, but with a full group or dozens even itвЂ™ll scale up in both difficulty and rewards. WhatвЂ™s cool about the PQs is that they can only be enabled by the Soldiers, and they also scale each wave depending on how many folks are present. This Path is for the folks whose main joy in MMO life is fighting things and taking on big or many monsters. Their chief function (at least on the show floor) was to provoke and engage the public quests in the area.

Soldier: This Path is for the many killers out there.

A lot of the challenges based around being an Explorer will be to find hidden parts of the world, or surmount environmental hazards that only you may be able to (avalanches being a good one from our earlier demo impressions). If you often get yelled at in groups for spending half an hour trying to climb a mountain, then playing an Explorer in WSO will be right up your alleyвЂ¦ and even reward you for it and give you quests and missions around just that.

Explorer: This oneвЂ™s for the players who love to chase down everything shiny in the game world.

Sure youвЂ™ll still have your basic classes too, but your Path is a secondary вЂњclassвЂќ as it were, and it mandates the sort of activities youвЂ™ll be doing throughout the world of Nexus. Essentially, this is taking the styles of game known to MMO gamers (explorer, socializer, killer, achiever) and building the entire game around each of them. The big feature touted at PAX Prime was the Path System Carbine is working into their flagship title. ItвЂ™s their goal to make sure that all the вЂњsuckвЂќ is gone in WSO and weвЂ™re left only with the bits that really are captivating and meaningful. TheyвЂ™re gamers of all different types, and just like the rest of us, they know from years of experience what works and what simply doesnвЂ™t. Lastly, and quite simply the biggest part of WildStar Online achieving its goals is for Carbine to make the game that plays how they want it to play. ItвЂ™s a mystery the entire playerbase will help solve. That will be up to the players to help uncover. But out of nowhere they vanished, and now the entire galaxy is swarming to Nexus to pillage it, reap the benefits of that ancient powerвЂ¦ and no one is wondering just why the Eldan have disappeared. The planet is Nexus, home to Eldan: the universeвЂ™s eldest and most powerful race of beings. Created specifically for WSO, the game is a hybrid between fantasy and science fiction (and will remind folks of Titan A.E. It has to be whimsical and light-hearted to keep things from being too serious all the time. Like something out of a Pixar film, it has to be agile and able to portray drama, danger, and fun when necessary. Additionally, there are three key facets to the game theyвЂ™re focusing on. They want that feedback, they have metrics in place tracking everything the folks at PAX did, and theyвЂ™re ready and willing to change some of their designs based on that feedback.

They want to hear what players think work and what they donвЂ™t think will fly. As a part of that, WildStar was on the show floor for everyone to gets hands-on with and itвЂ™s still only in an alpha state. By listening to the players and by remembering to make the game they want to play.