There's one secret that WildStar has to anyone unfamiliar

WildStar's business model is a hybridized. Carbine Studios will sell a monthly subscription for $15, while you can also use an in-game item called C.R.E.D.D. to earn game time. You can do this through buying it from other players using in-game gold or you can purchase it directly from Carbine Studios at the WildStar website for $20.

In WildStar, players are able to create a character that they can control through their playing session. These characters can move in an open, persistent world environment. Characters can level from 1 to 50. Gameplay mainly consists of quests, dungeons, and player versus player combat.

No matter if you are Warrior or Esper, you would need a lot of WildStar Platinum to gear up for battle and housing. Double Jumping, sprinting and dashing would be fun. But with high end items, you can enjoy much more in the fight

There's one secret that WildStar has to anyone unfamiliar, and that's that it's not easy. This might come across as a colorful and light-hearted game, but it's more punishing than you can possibly imagine. Chances are your group will wipe multiple times on the very first dungeon you enter, and you can consider yourself fortunate if you manage to complete it. By level 20 regular monsters require careful skill rotation and movement. If you get lazy you'll find yourself dying a lot. This difficulty permeates itself throughout the leveling experience, and into endgame where content feels much different than other contemporary MMOs. This isn't a game that necessarily tries to hold your hand, it makes you fight and earn not only your levels, but your gear. For hardcore players and raiders, this is great news. For casual gamers, well, they'll either need to be patient or constitute why they're playing the game. 
 
The leveling experience is much more traditional than a game like, say, EVE Online or The Elder Scrolls Online. You'll advance through main story missions, while coming across zone quests and some surprises peppered around the world. Many of these are derivative, calling on you to kill a superfluous number of mobs or gathering materials. They can also be a bit of a headache to decipher since the map feels a bit underdeveloped. Nonetheless, just when you feel like you're playing the same MMO leveling content again, it'll toss a well thought out quest your way that brings a smile to your face. With its wacky personality and gameplay mechanics, WildStar has the ability to deliver quests that few other MMOs are capable of.