I'm glad to see a thread where the OP isn't verbally pelted with rotten tomatoes for mentioning 3D.

The 3D in TERA is pretty decent - IF you can put up with the usual problems that occur on games where the developer hasn't bothered to load up the game in 3D :P

They are:

* Skybox textures render at the wrong depth (appear to be in front of distant land-based objects)
* Crosshair isn't 3D - and there is no option to turn it off if you want to use the NVidia 3D crosshair.
* Dynamic shadows have no 3D depth (it's like they're on the surface of the screen). Obviously you can get around this by turning them off.
* Water renders incorrectly (you get big gaps next to objects in the water).

I can't remember whether character labels and health bars appear at the same depth as the character, or whether they just sit on the surface of the screen. I *think* they're good though.

I was wondering how people enjoyed running this game with 120hz computer monitors. I've been shopping around looking at the different monitors and thought I'd see others opinions. I understand the game can be run in 3D as well, so I was wondering how people enjoyed that as well.

I'm kind of torn between grabbing a BenQ, an Asus, or a Samsung. The BenQ's only come in 24". If I decide to play the game in 3D I'd definitely get the 3D lightboost technology any of the brands could supply.

Another question I had was the quality of the picture for Tera. I've read a decent amount of reviews of 120hz monitors that mention that you don't quite get the color of non 120hz monitors so I was wondering if I should be worried about that, or if the 120hz will make me forget about the color anyway.

Thanks.

If you can't get higher than 60fps, then it's not really worth it to waste the extra money on that, just sayin'.