The voice actors are usually good, though what is actually voice acted is sporadic at best. Sound is pleasant and at times memorable, though most of it is only passable. Abilities have satisfying animations and rotations are easy to understand though hard to master. The graphics and UI are pleasing and easy to use and understand.
Crafted armor is decent, but I found that it wasn't profitable to spend a great deal of time keeping my armor updated as I leveled until I branched out into other classes and wasn't picking up gear from my main quest. Crafted products are useful and if you are a serious raider certain consumables will be needed as always, and useful to everyone else. You can pick up any profession, though there are certain limits on which you can master. I didn't really feel like my hand was being held, nor did I feel like I needed to watch a guide video twice before even trying new dungeons.
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I also wasn't punished for being new early fights teach you about different mechanics and how to deal with them in a helpful and organic manner. I can't speak to healer or DPS experiences, but as a tank I was never bored. Bosses position is very important, whether from environmental hazards or because you need to activate traps, or because of adds that need to be kited, killed or maneuvered. A dungeon finder tool is available from early on, and even the first fights you face are not tank and spanks.
The dungeon system is one of my personal favorite parts of MMOs, and ARR does dungeons better than most, possibly even better than any others currently. It's not exactly the best story ever, but the push and pull of imperialism vs city states, individual freedom vs tyranny, science vs magic is engaging enough to push you towards finishing the next quest.
The best part are the engaging storylines, which is more or less on par with a single player JRPG story. The quests have a good mix of humor, interesting game play elements, and standard kill x or fedex. This is a nice change from having to start an entirely new character just to try out new mechanics or abilities of a class, though lovers of alts will still have plenty of reasons to roll a new character. As an example, I prefer to tank with a paladin, but that is a matter more of preference for their visual aesthetics than a real gameplay advantage over warriors, the other current tanking class. The classes are nearly perfectly balanced in their roles, providing you with a reason for choosing any of them in their given role. One character can be any and all of the classes, and in fact can borrow select abilities to use from other classes you have leveled up, so it behooves you to master at least two or three. So why play this game? In short, because all of the standard elements are polished to a mirror shine. In short, this is your standard MMO of the kind that was first codified by Everquest and made popular to the masses by World of Warcraft.
There is a crafting system in which you can make armor, potions, and other goodies. There are quests that require you to find bears, remove their asses, and turn them in. The dungeons contain trash, bosses, and loot. The class system is the standard melee/ranged dps, tank, and healer broken up in various ways. The There is very little that can be considered ground breaking in ARR, but at this point that's not what many MMO players are looking for. There is very little that can be considered ground breaking in ARR, but at this point that's not what many MMO players are looking for.
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