Editor's words: Recently, I know a Chinese player who used to play Aion. He told me his Aion experiences. It's sad to hear the story. Like to share with you and hope those games we like can keep going forever. Here is the story:

Usually many things may have a good beginning, but not necessarily a good ending (sigh~). Similarly, at the first sight of Aion, I was really amazed at its great charm, but I've never thought I'll feel so frustrated now.

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I'm a lazy bone and don't like typing, so I chose Ranger since I only want to fight against weak monsters and enjoy the surrounding scenes. However, after one month's play, Aion has been so different. I've advanced to lv 35, but only lv 35, and I'm extremely tired.

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Everyone in the game looks so hurried, hurriedly being killed, hurriedly resurrecting and hurriedly leveling up (f**k P2P). And gradually I began to realize that many players are using bots. My teammates, however, still love this game. They still do quests with great passion and pleasure. Once, it was kind of fun to watch them chatting. But now, I can only see bots around and cheaters peddling in the chat channel. I managed to ignore them, but in vain. Can you imagine the feeling when your monster kill was stolen by botting players? Yes, I'm a lazy man and have no interest in making more friends. I just want to play the game relaxedly. But I just don't know what I can do and where I can go…

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I still remember that when I finally found the NPC on the central island at the lower layer of the Abyss when doing the "Prophecy" mission, I laughed heartily. But not long later, a group of Elyos players with red names appeared and I ran away immediately coz' I feared of being killed. Later, I got to know that they were grinding up Abyss Points there…

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