More frustrating than anything, however, is the mandatory half second pause before any action. It happens between equipping pieces of armor, between reloading, and between taking or selling pieces of loot to the store. If you try to skip this delay the action just is not acknowledged by the interface and you're left twiddling your thumbs. After managing to figure out the basics, you can advance into the gameplay world, where you are once again completely lost as you try to figure out what to do with yourself. The beginner quests require a higher level than you can muster in the first two days of playing, leaving you with very little to do. Running around shooting blocky little creatures is kind of entertaining for a little while, but can't hold you forever. More trouble is in store for players as even finding the beginner quests can be a huge pain in the ass. Much to my dismay the first quest I came upon was a mid-to-advanced level quest. Games have to make getting into a game as easy as possible, especially one that uses quests as the main gameplay focus.