There is an enormous gardening tool soaring around somewhere in the skies of Atreia, the Steel Rake. Okay, it's not really a rake in the usual sense; it's actually a pirate ship of swashbuckling shulacks that sail the seven skies. Once aboard the wooden behemoth, you will find an instance divided into three decks, with each one practically a full length dungeon in and of itself, making it one of the largest in the game.

Aion's future will bring a major graphics upgrade, housing, underwater cities, real time seasonal changes, mounts (and mounted combat!), and more!

So, you've killed Golden Eye Mantutu at the end of the middle deck and all you can think to yourself is, "Could this place be ANY longer?!" The answer to that riddle is yes, yes it is quite longer. Enter: The Middle and Lower Levels. The entrance to these last two levels is located in the first room of the instance at an elevator switch. Because you can't access Steel Rake until 40 and because middle deck is around cheap sc2 key level 41, you will definitely spend more time farming the end of Steel Rake than you do the beginning. Though it may not be by choice since the advanced stigma quest will keep you coming back for a while to complete it-an issue that isn't as bad as it sounds, since the pacing of this part of the instance helps keep it from dragging on.

The seasonal changes are quite impressive, with snow gathering on the ground as well as on objects over time, and slowly melting away with the seasons change. The housing component sc2 cdkey appears quite robust with the ability to be fully decorated, so everyone out there can look forward to letting their inner Martha Stewart out.

Mounts (including flying mounts!) are also shown in the trailer, with the player being able to seemingly tame various creatures into mounts, and it also appears there is support for multi-person mounts as a second rider gets on one of the creatures later in the trailer. Mounted combat is also shown, with the creature itself biting and swiping at enemies with its tail.

Aion  will also be receiving a major facelift, which comes to a surprise to us as it looks quite beautiful as it is, but it is impressive nonetheless with what appears to be vastly improved lighting and shadows, among other things.

The trailer shown at this year¡¯s G-star event is a glimpse at the future of Aion time card. As you can tell from the movie, the development team is hard at work on evolving and growing the Aion experience in some very unique and innovative ways.
When we learn more, we'll be sure to keep you all in the loop. Until then, watch the new trailer here!

What do you think of NCsoft's vision for Aion's future? Have you left Aion cdkey, and would you come back when these changes are implemented? If not, why not? Let us know in the comments below!

Before you can board the ship, you must first do its atunement quest. Unlike the dreadfully annoying one for Fire Temple, the Steel Rake quest can easily be soloed. That's not to say it too isn't dreadfully annoying if you're down on your luck. After you accept the quest from Ebs in Beluslan Fortress, which is available at level 40 cataclysm cdkey, you must travel south and track down a wandering Shugo by the name Uikinerk. This slippery little guy travels across Beluslan so he'll take some effort to track down. Chances are you'll see him plenty of times leveling, but once you're 40 and need to find him for the quest, he'll be nowhere to be seen--which seems to be the MMO norm.