Will there ever be less invisible walls?

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Blade and Soul

that whole game is an invisible wall...................

[Kaurie]

that whole game is an invisible wall...................

Really? I don't remember hitting a single one when I played.

[Remus]

I think there won't be less invisible walls in this game from the way it was built up.

[CGMidlander]

Really? I don't remember hitting a single one when I played.

You haven't tried hard enough. lol
Even tiny ledges can cause problems.
Example:
http://plays.tv/video/56c4f76b0b483ad60b

[Kaurie]

You haven't tried hard enough. lol
Even tiny ledges can cause problems.
Example:
http://plays.tv/video/56c4f76b0b483ad60b

Can't watch, at work. If I have to try hard to find it, then it's clearly better than FFXIV where you run in to them constantly. is the tiny ledge problem where you are sprinting and can't climb a step? I hit that a lot, but not sure if I'd call that an invisible wall per se.

[Felis]

You have less invisible walls if you fly

[Skivvy]

Can you name any that don't also have the same kind of invisible walls where you can go everywhere you can see?

As mentioned, GW2 is pretty open, and then there is also Archeage. With Archeage, you can pretty much climb/glide/explore anywhere you like. It was really quite a lot of fun just exploring and trying to see how you could get to the top of whatever random landmark you felt like. I'm sure there are plenty of others, my gaming experience if fairly limited.

Then we hop back over to XIV where even tiny little puddles have walls around them (I'm looking at you Western La Noscea).

[Ashkendor]

Then we hop back over to XIV where even tiny little puddles have walls around them (I'm looking at you Western La Noscea).

To be fair, I think those are supposed to be fairly deep tidal pools and we don't have swimming so...

[Uhm]

Can you name any that don't also have the same kind of invisible walls where you can go everywhere you can see?

I played Guild Wars 2 before and I never had the feeling that I was restricted in any way, it wasn't even a thing I thought about really I just could jump everywhere and I loved it. There are of course some restrictions too, but not being able to jump up a 90 degree mountain doesn't seem that bad to me since I still have Skyrim for that.
I played WoW for a day or two and I was on top of a big tree and thought "Hey, I bet it's easier to just jump of"... and I did... and I died, but I liked that I was able to try it out, I even found bones from people who tried before me.

[Uhm]

A lot of what you see when you look outside the invisible walls of zones doesn't really exist, per se. A lot of it is 2 dimensional, has awful textures, has no collision, etc. It's basically just pretty background for the areas that you can walk around in.

Even if it's right in the middle of the map? Like Idyllshire for example, those rock piles look like they exist. Or if you stand on the edge of the map in the Foundation and look down those structures look pretty real.