>>714573705 (OP)>How is it?It's pretty unique in how the combat gameplay feels compared to other MMOs or Action RPGs play. It can be as simple as you want it and as complex as you want it, depends on how much you enjoy minmaxing. After hundreds of hours of killing mobs I still find new combos and skills that can flow from one another.
>How P2W is?It can be very P2W and at the same time F2P friendly. For example, if you let your egoism get to you and want to go after the e-dick measurement contest that is called Uncapped PvP, you can throw close to 50k dollars and hardcapped players can still gearcheck you. On the other hand, no mandatory subscription is needed, no DLC or expansion locked behind a paywall, and you can experience the whole game without spending anything extra than the initial purchase, which currently is 0. Some of the pseudo-subscription items are also given occasionally and can also be gained through the daily login currency. Rationing these items is part of the learning curve of the game.
>Can be played casually?At its core, BDO is a casual, single player game with some co-op elements and some optional PvP game modes. The current dev team is still trying to change the old BDO image painted by the previous publisher, Kakao, who promoted the game as an open world PvP game, because that model was making them a lot of money short term, but almost killed it after the majority of the playerbase couldn't keep up with the high spenders and the griefers.
>Is really hard?It's as hard or as easy as you want it to be. There are classes that can facetank mobs and spam 4 skills and other classes where are advertised as finger shredders with how much APM they require to really shine.
>Any recommendations?Ignore the meta niggers, pick a class that you vibe with or makes you coom and try the game. The game is free, there is nothing to lose other than time, and if your time was important you wouldn't be here.