Best FTP multiplayer game I've ever played

Positive:
-- a huge variety of tools for genocide of enemies
-- there is always something to do (grind, survival, defense, events, fashion, chat, trade, fishing, builds etc.)
--- excellent music
-- the game is constantly improving and developing, taking into account player feedback
-- interaction between players during the game and trading
-- an excellent monetization system: you can donate, or you can trade with other players (the amount of donation currency you receive depends on your bargaining skills), while donation currency is required usually for skins.

Negative:
-- the plot is full of holes, like the memory of a drunken student on an exam
-- due to the large number of weapons it turns out that most are disposable until you level up enough to make even such a weapon strong
-- due to the constant improvement of the game it turns out that the system requirements are also constantly growing
-- there are game elements that the developers simply forgot about (oi, hi archwing)
-- too many *bad-people* in the trading chat and at least the same people in active clans
-- the developers write in the license agreement that they have the right to ban without reason and they don’t care about you (I wasn’t banned, but there are such cases)

Best FTP multiplayer game I've ever played Positive: -- a huge variety of tools for genocide of enemies -- there is always something to do (grind, survival, defense, events, fashion, chat, trade, fishing, builds etc.) --- excellent music -- the game is constantly improving and developing, taking into account player feedback -- interaction between players during the game and trading -- an excellent monetization system: you can donate, or you can trade with other players (the amount of donation currency you receive depends on your bargaining skills), while donation currency is required usually for skins. Negative: -- the plot is full of holes, like the memory of a drunken student on an exam -- due to the large number of weapons it turns out that most are disposable until you level up enough to make even such a weapon strong -- due to the constant improvement of the game it turns out that the system requirements are also constantly growing -- there are game elements that the developers simply forgot about (oi, hi archwing) -- too many *bad-people* in the trading chat and at least the same people in active clans -- the developers write in the license agreement that they have the right to ban without reason and they don’t care about you (I wasn’t banned, but there are such cases)