There are a lot of customisation options, but even with the ability to tweak nose ridges a dozen different ways it feels as if you're dressing up a template rather than able to create something entirely new. I found that to be impressive, though perhaps less so than I'd hoped. I experimented Black Desert during its last beta but didn't move any further than its character creator.
It looks like cosmetic and convenience items can be bought with money alone, while those that affect mechanics more can be bought with either real money or a fictional currency (called 'mileage') earned through play. A recent post on the game's forum broke down the kind of things you'd be paying for. When the game launches later this year, there'll also be in-game microtransactions available to further grease the moneywheels. Instead, come the beginning of February you'll be able to apply for a chance to access the beta for free. If you pre-order the game you get guaranteed access to the beta, but don't do that because you don't know if the game is any good yet. The release of the character creator comes alongside dates for the second and final closed beta, which will take place on February 18th.
#BLACK DESERT ONLINE CHARACTER TEMPLATE CONVERTER FOR FREE#
Now you can do the same without needing to download the full MMO it's connected to, as the character creator can now be downloaded and used for free as a standalone thing. That's not entirely due to the character creator, but that is the main focus of my own interest, since it allows you to poke, prod, stretch and smooth each face in umpteen different ways, creating monstrosities like that above. Black Desert is a Korean MMO that's prompted a surprisingly large amount of excitement from the MMO players I know.
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