uh these questions are awfully specific
i know nothing about these games :/
Bullshit your way through or leave them blank until you get to "opinions" and say Steam.
Am I kawaii~~ uguu~~
That gap
He dead
Not even PSO is immune to unicorns
Verdict:
Hilariously bad story-writing as usual. PSO2 delivers on a decent MMO experience. You depart to each quest through the drop ship and you're there alone unless you make a party. Each map instance is private and I know some won't like that.
Friend-making seems hard. You must be in the same place for you to add friends, which basically means the lobby. There are also about 20+ lobbies for beginners, those who want hard quests, and free-liners. You can also opt to join parties for quests in the lobby, though I can forsee it being hard to join random parties since most will go into this with established friends.
On customisations, they're pretty good. Accessories seem pretty limited, but you can make of it what you do. Major complaint is that you can't edit the angle and placement of cat ears, which is basically the entire reason I went into this. You can shape your face and body however else you wish though. I also want a nicer outfit, but I think you can find those as you progress through the game.
After Black Desert though, they pale in comparison.
On performance, I'm playing on default, which delivers a smooth 60 fps (my laptop's limit), except for weird places where it slows to a crawl of single-digit fps for about 2 seconds. Usually happens during loading or when starting dialogue, so it doesn't affect gameplay much, but can really make your eye twitch if you're really sensitive to this.
Also hair physics are pretty hilarious.
There's also a hidden 4th class that they don't allow us to use. Asiasoft pls.
Steam overlay also doesn't work as the actual game client is separate from the game launcher.
Overall, a pretty enjoyable beta experience. *Rubbing it in your faces*