Black Desert Online guide has been divided into two parts, thanks to which you can easily find items of your interest. The first pages constitute a basic description of the game. Here, you can find interesting information on the world presented in the game, which is going to serve as an introduction into the game. The next chapter includes description of game's mechanics. Though traveling on the road does grant a small movement speed bonus – and the roads aren’t necessarily clear of threats that you might need to look out for, but for the purposes of connecting nodes across long distances, it’s an immensely welcome quality-of-life feature.

At any rate, once your resource’s node has been connected to that of your worker’s home city, you can simply assign the worker through the map interface and he’ll get to work. Over time, your dedicated employee will harvest the resources and send them to your storage box back in the worker’s home city. It’s worth noting here that each major city has its own storage box, so if you want to move items from one city to another. So all you need to do here is equip the appropriate tool and go around gathering the resources you need. With tier 1 tools, it usually take between 60s to 40s to be gathered.

You can craft higher quality tools or buy them from certains NPCs with faction points(will discuss these points later), which reduces the time it takes to gather. You also need to equip the tool to be able to gather, and be careful not to lose the unequipped ones if you die. Black Desert Online is looking to redefine how we think about mobile games by mixing the brutality and political scandal of EVE Online and planting it into a vast fantasy world. Whether you're playing it on a tablet or at your computer. Black Desert Online offers a chance for you and your friends to build an epic kingdom in a cutthroat land where death means losing everything. No seriously, you drop all your items when you die outside of designated safe zones.

If forging barbaric empires isn't your thing, Black Desert Online also offers a complex crafting system that will require you to specialize in order to profit from its dynamic, player-driven economy. And if you're a true pacifist, you can even buy up your own little island away from all the war and betrayal and raise sheep until your hair goes grey. If you’re looking for a dungeon-oriented, raid-centric endgame MMORPG where it’s all about getting to level cap and gearing up, Black Desert Online isn’t for you.  

If  themepark-style MMORPGs where you’re getting your tickets to ride the dungeons and raids are losing their luster for you, Black Desert Online may be exactly what you’re looking for. After several years in Korea, Pearl Abyss’s sandbox-style romp comes to North America, offering a wildly different approach to the genre. The open-ended experience has a hefty focus on developing your character in ways outside of level-ups and armaments. As befits a MMORPG, players create their own avatars and then explore numeours vast locations, earn experience, and collect more and more valuable items.

What sets Black Desert apart from similar titles is complex combat mechanics that puts reflexes and player’s skills above character attributes, as well as the unique, extremely powerful character creation tool. In-game activities have been divided into several smaller sub-chapters and that describe each one of them. The next part of the guide has been devoted to combat and skills. The following chapters provide descriptions of guild creation, or activities available for multiplayer communities. The last two chapters have been devoted to crafting and upgrading of your equipment.