Please help me with Vindictus So until I get FFXIII-2 (and after I finish it 100%), I've decided to play Vindictus due to it's very active and extremely high speed gameplay. I quit shortly after Open Beta due to a bad computer, returned when there was a level 47 cap, got to level 42, and quit again because of the repetitiveness. I went back (after having some experience from Dragon Nest) and surprisingly I could solo many raid bosses, which motivated me to play again. However, I still SUCK pretty bad. I can solo Red Tyrant but I always get hit 6 to 7 times at the least. I've never been able to go through without using a Mercenary Recovery Potion (record was only 1 potion), but many people can go through without getting hit a single time. I
WorkOfArt's Dragon Nest Sneak Peek Blog I'm writing a mini-blog for every new thing I discover while playing Dragon Nest China server for my guild, and I figured hey, why not post it on basil so people can get a quick glance at what Dragon Nest is like. So far, i have no videos for you, but as Dragon Nest becomes more fun (as in I get more skills and I go to more difficult dungeons), I will make some videos. I might do a livestream soon too. Anyways, Here's a day one blog... [header]Warning, Block of text[/header] Dragon Nest Day 1~ I made an archer. They only have 4 different hairstyles for character creation, 4 different faces, and 3 different clothing/glove/shoes (each are a separate section). As such, there aren't that many differences
Starting new game: Vindictus I quit Vindictus mid-Closed beta stage because my comp couldn't handle it. I tried maplestory's wh (got to 103, bored as hell now), and I don't think I'd enjoy keeping Maplestory as the prominent MMORPG for me. Now, my eyes are set on games like TERA and Blade & Soul, but considering how those two games won't be out until this time next year or the year after, I want to start Vindictus, especialy since now I updated my computer's graphics card to make it capable of playing Starcraft II at full resolution with zero lag whatsoever. Anyways, is it fun? I'm thinking of starting Evie character, since I've always been a fan of battle scythe peoples. Also, how "far behind" would I be in vindictus? How lon
Maplestory Vs. Mabinogi Is maplestory really worth it? I'm spending a trikijillion hours merchanting as well as a krijitillion dollars on this game in order to become so-called more godly. Every single equip would take me 2 or more bil to invest in, and for what? Just to become more godly. Whilst in Mabinogi, completing one equip... it costs like, a maximum of 4mil (probably the equivalence of 50 to 80k NX), and after that 4mil, it costs like.. 3mil for the rest of your equips. The rest of it is all dependent on your level and your skill levels. Since theres no level cap (rebirthing) its truly a game that ISN'T dependent on becoming godly as heck via equipment. Seeing as to how I hate merchanting now after 3 years of doing it, and I'd proba
Does Anyone Else Think Mabinogis Leveling System is Amazing So I've been thinking, and it's far to easy to hit the level cap in so many games. MapleStory takes time but it's overall incredibly easy, and just takes hours of spamming a couple of buttons. Most other MMORPGs have easy-to-obtain level caps that can be reached within several weeks or months for the average player. However, for Mabinogi, there has yet to be a single person, after maybe four years, who has obtained the "maximum level." There's always room for improvement. You can learn any skill in the world aside from race-specific skills, and you can switch between being a mage and being a warrior or being an archer. You level up by killing monsters, you put skill point
Does Anyone Else Think Mabinogis Leveling System is Amazing So I've been thinking, and it's far to easy to hit the level cap in so many games. MapleStory takes time but it's overall incredibly easy, and just takes hours of spamming a couple of buttons. Most other MMORPGs have easy-to-obtain level caps that can be reached within several weeks or months for the average player. However, for Mabinogi, there has yet to be a single person, after maybe four years, who has obtained the "maximum level." There's always room for improvement. You can learn any skill in the world aside from race-specific skills, and you can switch between being a mage and being a warrior or being an archer. You level up by killing monsters, you put skill point