$0.02
I am not playing on a PS3, so this is only what I've heard from other PS3 users (mostly in dungeons):
You definitely want to plug your keyboard to your PS3. It does suffice for communication, but (I am told) it's a bit of a hassle to juggle typing and playing.
I've also run into a PS3 player who didn't know a PC version existed and was set on finding a physical copy to switch to PC. He was that frustrated with it.
Most PS3 users I run into are very quiet, which probably is because it's hard to play and type at the same time, so you may have trouble RPing if you like to emote and move as you do, I suppose?
Someone with a PS3 can give a more informed opinion, though.
Yes, the login issues are mostly gone. I land a queue on Balmung now and then. Balmung and Gilgamesh are open on and off throughout the day, so it's possible to roll either. As for which, that's your choice to make, but it does seem like you could find more people on Balmung.
I am not playing on a PS3, so this is only what I've heard from other PS3 users (mostly in dungeons):
You definitely want to plug your keyboard to your PS3. It does suffice for communication, but (I am told) it's a bit of a hassle to juggle typing and playing.
I've also run into a PS3 player who didn't know a PC version existed and was set on finding a physical copy to switch to PC. He was that frustrated with it.
Most PS3 users I run into are very quiet, which probably is because it's hard to play and type at the same time, so you may have trouble RPing if you like to emote and move as you do, I suppose?
Someone with a PS3 can give a more informed opinion, though.
Yes, the login issues are mostly gone. I land a queue on Balmung now and then. Balmung and Gilgamesh are open on and off throughout the day, so it's possible to roll either. As for which, that's your choice to make, but it does seem like you could find more people on Balmung.
