Episode 8 – Our Stance on In…Stance…s: Instances, Open World, and Bosses in Ashes of Creation

Welcome to Disparate Worlds, where an irresistible force meets an immovable object, comparing and contrasting the worlds of Pantheon – Rise of the Fallen and Ashes of Creation. In this episode, Mox and Sechari discuss the pros and cons of instancing and how Intrepid Studios has decided to handle it.

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Tell us your war stories. Have you had a boss stolen from your group? Have you viciously swooped in and taken a boss from some unsuspecting guild? We want to hear about it. Most entertaining answer will be pinned.

Take care of yourselves, and remember always to be immovable in your principles and irresistible in your passion.

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The intro logo sequence with the exception of the Disparate Worlds logo and the like & subscribe motion graphic was designed by Albikkk, flame effects by dhddesigns, social media icons by Starline (see description for credit link). Background tracks used in this video are Stomp Clap Bad Ass by Tristan Ivemy, and the following tracks from the Ashes of Creation pre-alpha soundtrack: Winter Wonderland, Pre-Alpha Arenas, Theme, and Water Temple. All non-Ashes of Creation tracks used in this video are available under royalty-free licensing at Audionetwork.com. The Puss-n-Boots clip from Shrek is the property of Dreamworks Animation, and the Daffy Duck clip is the property of Warner Bros.