Conclusion
Perfect World is an MMORPG that mixes beautiful landscapes and even a in-depth customization system that truly makes your character an avatar that you can say "this is me in a game!" The wonderful thing though about the game is that even if the people behind Perfect World Gold know that the detailed customization would be the game's prime selling point, they made sure that there are a lot of things you can enjoy.

A few quirky examples is that your character can flirt with other players, kiss them and even lift them up and carry them wherever you choose to bring them. Of course the first and most important factor for these quirks is the entertainment you get (of course who wouldn't want to kiss a foxy-fox lady if you know what I mean) some may even have practical use. For example lifting other players up and carrying them could help in questing, especially for those quests where you would need to reach areas that normally are in accessible through normal means, you can practically bring the person in need to the area just by lifting the person up and bringing them to the designated place.

Perfect World, even for a F2P game has taken into consideration most F2P MMOs has ignored which makes this game such a treat to play. Some of the level of the details aside from the quirks that I mentioned earlier, the details in the landscape the intricacy of the NPCs is just that breathtaking for an F2P game. Of course this would take its toll on the graphics engine of your computer. However I would be lying if you'd be disappointed on the visual treat that's before you.

Aside from the stunning landscape, characters and monsters you have in-game there are other things that really make your Perfect World a fun experience. For example the crafting system is one of the things that really got me hooked in playing. As most crafting features any game has. Perfect World's crafting is like a gambling match against the game's system. It really is a rewarding experience when you the items you brought to the NPC would eventually become important equipment for your character.

What's more is that most of the materials you need are bought from NPCs and some are dropped by low-leveled monsters. The beauty with this kind of drop and craft system is that if you are lucky enough, the item that you get to craft with low-level materials would eventually become the weapons you can use for about ten levels and above. That's what I got when I played a Winged Elf archer and I got a crossbow that skipped a few weapon levels.

As a personal experience I can say that Perfect World Money has done a lot of things right. The most obvious of this is the visual and the customization freedom the game gives its players that most F2P MMOs fail to provide. However, as most F2P games are, there are still a lot that the game lacks, one example would be the lack of flexibility when it comes to the quests and the game should add more features because there are games that offer more features with a simpler graphic load.

Pros:
- The amount of customization allowed for players is in-depth
- Creating your own armors and items can be an addicting task
- Each race is has its own special attribute exclusively for each race.

Cons:
- The game would find it hard to run in less powerful computers
- The game may be too elegant for the taste of the general public
- Passing through densely populated areas can be too much trouble especially if they flock around important NPCs.