We've been playing about a week now and this game has only grown on me. What may feel like the average f2p grinder at first is actually a very fun game with a lot of depth. I'll quickly take a second to list off some of my favorite parts of the game and post the link to the website again.
http://edeneternal.aeriagames.com/Small Dungeons: Starting with the first zone every zone has a 3 player dungeon with around 2 bosses that takes about 10-15 minutes to run at the correct level. Bosses usually have 2-3 abilities, at least one of which usually keeps you aware of positioning, requires stopping dps or dispelling. Starting at level 30 each zone also has a 5 player dungeon, I've not been able to run one of these at level yet but Amy, Wind and I tried the level 30 one with just the 3 of us and were promptly defeated. Endgame is just beginning to feature a couple of heroics in the form of a 3 player dungeon being upgraded to level 50 and becoming a 5 player dungeon and a 5 player dungeon being upgraded to level 50 and becoming an 8 player dungeon. All dungeons (except heroics) can be run in solo mode which does not give xp or drops but allows you to complete quests (they're still challenging)
Class System: When you start your character you pick Warrior or Mage but as you level you unlock a host of other classes, which in turn unlock more and you are able to switch on the fly with only a 20 second cooldown limiting you. Your base level always remains the same but you need to level each classes job level independently. Because of this I was able to level as a Mage for the first portion of the game, switching to healing for dungeons and then eventually change my mind, try out illusionist, decide i didn't like it and switch to primarily leveling my cleric job to become a better healer.
Guild Towns: Guilds are able to purchase towns for players both in and out of guild to hang out in, after obtaining a town they can purchase buildings and npcs to populate it. These buildings and npcs enable high level crafting and make the guild money by taxing those who use the npcs an amount set by the guild.
Monster Info: Clicking a question mark button next to the monster portrait will bring up a list of all the items it can drop as well as all the abilities it uses with a description, icon and cooldown for them.
Art Style: This is definitely personal preference but this is one of the most beautiful game i've ever played.
Combat: The combat is fast paced, potions are plentiful and have a low cooldown and as such your health and mana are constantly needing to be managed while you maintain almost no down time. Combat with monsters is short and rewarding as your grind your way through hordes of monsters.
Quests: EE likely has the most quests of any free MMO, between story quests, town repeatables, book quests purchasable from vendors and guild quest repeatables you're able to quest the entire way to max level.
Now for the sake of being honest I'll throw up the three major things I dislikeThe jump is a lie: While your character is able to jump it is in animation only, you can not jump over the tiniest rock nor jump off the shortest cliff, it does a good job of staying immersive because you are not glued to the ground but sometimes it will break your immersion.
Target Swapping Lag: When you click to switch targets while the UI updates immediately there is a short delay before your character actually switches targets, this has caused a heal to go to the wrong person and gotten the tank killed (I blamed Wind for pulling aggro of course)
Animation Delay: While a skill is animating you cannot move. This feels awkward on melee classes for those of us used to being able to run circles around our opponents while we stab them, and can be annoying for trying to avoid AoE's.
