At least one person that's reported receiving gold selling advertisements through their e-mail hasn't set foot on Nexus since beta, begging the question of how e-mail addresses are being obained. It's possible that WildStar has suffered a security breach, but it's also possible that Carbine is selling the gold themselves in a bid to weed out cheaters early.It's almost hard to believe, but it's been seven years since NCSoft acquired Carbine Studios who at the time was working on an unannounced MMO. Formed by a team of talent comprised of 17 original World of Warcraft development members, and an armada of other experienced programmers, artists, and designers, Carbine Studios quickly became the most promising studio in the MMO world. By 2011 it was finally revealed that the MMO was an ambitious game looking to move the genre to a new era. Called WildStar, it's finally here after years of painstaking labor and over a year of beta testing to reveal the vision of its veteran developer cast.
Carbine’s WildStar Power Leveling is a space-themed MMO, but rather than the empty black of Eve Online or Star Wars: The Old Republic’s various striking locales, WildStar is set on just one planet — Nexus. There are two factions (sigh), and they’re sent to Nexus in order to, more or less, claim it for their faction — and right from the start, WildStar disappoints. When you have an MMO that is heavily touted as a space MMO, you should utilize the vastness of the universe rather than limit everyone to one planet.WildStar might well be the most exciting MMO launch since Guild Wars 2, but it’s also quite unlike your average World of Warcraft clone.
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