My fav MMORPG after Final Fantasy 14. The world is highly detailed and vast, and my own character's story got me hooked on. Combat is fun and addicting, especially the engineer class, which I chose for my first playthrough. It's kind of a hard class to play but it' hella satisfying decimating your foes like some gunslinger from wild west. The game's not too grindy, and you can easily get some good loot from quests. Overall, It's so good that I'll be considering getting them expansions once I run out of F2P content.

Hi everyone,
 I'm a solo developer and I recently released my mobile idle RPG Tidle on Google Play. It's inspired by classic MMORPGs like Tibia, idle mechanics, and text-based adventures. I've been working on it after hours for quite a while and would love to hear your thoughts. Key features: * Idle RPG combat system with real-time progression * World map with regions and exploration * 100+ enemies, boss fights, and difficulty scaling * Crafting, amulets, passive upgrades * Reputation system, loot, and offline progression * No ads, playable offline with online features Google Play link:
 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tidle I'm looking for honest feedback - good or bad - on the gameplay, UX, balance, or anything else that stands out. Every opinion helps me improve and keep the project growing. Thanks for reading, and I hope you enjoy it if you give it a try.
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Week 1 Report : Week one was a bit of a whirlwind for our team, but we managed to start on a high note by clinching victories against two other casual teams. It felt great to see our hard work pay off right from the get-go. Our lineup is a mix of familiar faces and practiced roles: Thor and Nic Jormund leading the charge as our main damage dealers, Maocetung Rath adding versatility and support as our roamer, and Attica Hela and Arisa Saint holding down the fort with their defensive prowess.  Starting off with two wins in the first two games is always a great feeling, but upon closer inspection, I noticed a slight imbalance between my DPS and Nic's DPS. As the main DPS, Nic and I should ideally be sharing the kills, with the numbers balanced between us. It's normal to have a few double-digit kills, but it becomes concerning when one side is dominating in kills while the other isn't performing as well. Achieving a more even distribution of kills would help ensure a fairer and more effective gameplay experience for everyone on the team. The real test began when personal errands forced Attica to leave early, leaving us with the task of completing the remaining 10 games for week one. Since there were no penalties for losing in week one, it was crucial to finish all the matches. This meant queuing up faster to accommodate Attica's schedule. However, we encountered another challenge: running into some formidable opponents, including legendary teams, during our matches. Despite our efforts, we ended up losing to these teams due to differences in character strengths and team coordination. Additionally, we faced two winnable games where our team's imbalance became apparent, resulting in losses. This experience highlighted areas for improvement as we moved forward. We needed to address issues such as team balance and coordination to ensure better performance in future matches. Despite the setbacks, it's all part of the learning process, and we're determined to make the necessary adjustments for a stronger showing in the upcoming weeks. During the games, we found ourselves making lineup switches midway through. Nic switched from Jorm to his Doram, and Attica changed from Hela to an Elf. Ideally, such switches shouldn't happen as they indicate uncertainty about our team's capabilities, which isn't ideal. It's a sign that we need to address this issue promptly for the second week. We realized the importance of having a solid lineup prepared to face any opponents. Doubt crept in as we faced losses, but it's crucial to maintain confidence in our abilities. While it's understandable to doubt ourselves when losing, it's essential to have a strong mentality to overcome challenges. One thing to note is that we didn't lose against fellow casual players or those ranked in the top 300. Our defeats came against teams ranked between 50 to 100, who likely have their strategies and lineups well-established. Nevertheless, these losses still affected our mentality. Mental strength is crucial in such situations. Losing against teams who have perfected their strategies and are top-ranked leaves little room for adjustment. However, if we lose against lower-ranked or similarly-ranked teams, it signals issues within our own team that need addressing. Moving forward, we're focused on fixing these issues and strengthening our mentality. It's about learning from losses and using them as opportunities for growth, ensuring we're better prepared for the challenges ahead in the upcoming weeks. It sounds like week one was a valuable learning experience for us, and we're committed to making improvements for week two. We've identified areas that need fixing and will work hard to ensure a better outcome this time around. Here's hoping things will turn in our favor this week. That's all for now. Ciao!

If you’re a modern gamer who plays anything beyond single-player, offline-only games, you’ve probably experienced this stress before: The end of the month is approaching, and suddenly you panic as you realize there’s something you forgot. The battle pass! It’s about to expire, and you haven’t finished leveling it up! You paid for the premium track, and you haven’t even unlocked everything on it. The game could be anything. Maybe it’s

Hello, Dragon Nest: Rebirth of Legend has a really innovative structure, the map is quite big and the mental animations are well designed, but the number of characters is low and this may increase in the future. 🎮 Gameplay: Dragon Nest: Rebirth of Legend - Closed Beta Test Gameplay THANK YOU FOR WATCHING AND FOR ALL YOUR SUPPORT. (💓)

Hey Lemons! 🌟 Ready to dive into a world where pets and humans live in harmony? Check out my latest video review of Draconia Saga, an MMORPG that lets you capture and nurture an array of unique pets. Each pet has its evolutionary path, offering endless surprises and tactical advantages in thrilling battles. 🐉 ✨In Draconia Saga, you’ll explore a fantasy continent, build your perfect home with your pets, and join a friendly community of fellow Dragon Hunters. Whether you’re challenging dungeons or hosting a dance party in your custom-built garden, there’s always something exciting happening. And the best part? It’s free to play on both Android and iOS!As always, I bring you the best mobile games that are truly worth playing. S

A 3D otome experience with a divinely perfect level of polish My Gameplay on YouTube 📖 Storyline: In 2034, humanity received its first message from deep space.  Although the broadcast remained shrouded in mystery, it sparked people's curiosity towards exploring the universe and discovering unknown civilizations.  But the arrival of this cosmic message, creatures called "Wanderers" soon appeared and, without hesitation, attacked humans.  Thus the Deepspace Hunters were born, that is, young, handsome boys determined to become deep space hunters.

The recent teaser for Project KV has stirred some controversy due to its connections with former Blue Archive staff members. This controversy has raised questions about the ethical practices surrounding the game's development. The core of the controversy centers on how Project KV’s teaser references and acknowledges the contributions of former Blue Archive team members, notably lead designer Hiroshi Tanaka and art director Mei Lin. Both Tanaka and Lin played crucial roles in creating Blue Archive before their departures earlier this year.

Constellation Tower is a massive DPS check with very high reduction numbers. Hollgrehenn is one of the best supports for this dungeon, with the ability to reduce the enemy's Refine Damage Reduction. This guide assumes you are doing Constellation Tower with a Fire element physical attacker (namely Inferno Armor) Skills Below are the important skills you should use. The enemies in Constellation Tower V have 90% Refine Damage Reduction. Using

Heyho Guys, This is the PVE Build of my newest Hero Class - Heinrich. Is this class playable for PVE? Let's find out together! Ragnarok M: Eternal Love Download Links: SEA: GLOBAL: EU:

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🪭 Join my guild: KarbiSteel ▶️ Watch the epic 1v1 Novice II fight here: Here’s a short review focusing on the 1v1 Arena PvP in Where Winds Meet (the broader open-world wuxia RPG/MO-lite that’s been getting lots of attention): ⭐ Quick Summary Where Winds Meet is a free-to-play wuxia-themed open-world action RPG with a ton of systems — PvE, quests, co-op, guild wars, and yes, PvP duels like 1v1 arena matches.

Black desert, is still the best MMORPG games in mobile for me till this day. The character customisation is very interesting I can even create a face from someone IRL🤣 The upgrading system is pretty complex and it's using gacha system however that's what making this game interesting and challenging. As it's really took time for you to understand the upgrading mechanisms in this game. However the developer of this game has try it best to make things easier for player as they giving us a lot of upgrading material from many event. Aside from those stuff it has interesting storyline though. It's about Us player who lost memory and being company by creature named black spirit. We go solving problems of every nation seeking for answer. Also, great graphics I like the semi realism style as I'm getting bored of looking at those "anime style" games😭.

Its one of the best game I've played graphic too good but character in game not that good u know if u can't understand China's version I have apk to translate for you but I think we have to wait game play like cod u have a lot of bottom it's little hard to aim but maybe it will be better games like this is better on PC

Fenrir is the latest available job class in Ragnarok Online Mobile. I think he’s a great addition to the hero classes as another long-ranged class. I particularly like the mobility of one of his skills named Moon Shadow Barb, which also gives splash damage to mobs. Skills such as Moon chain and Ice Prison also a great skills to make enemies immobile and debuff them. Bloodmoon is a pretty cool passive skill as well which can make Fenrir recover his own health when killing an enemy. Overall I think this hero class has great potential, especially for players who enjoy this kind of long-ranged physical gameplay 😊

Guardians Of Cloudia is a mmorpg game. There are 6 classes to choose from in this game.These are: Rouge, archer, mage, gunner, swordsman and oracle. Here is the tier list of classes: S: Rouge and Archer A: Mage and Gunner B: Swordsman and Oracle BI played rouge and gunner in the game. Here are my comments about these classes: Rouge It's fast to play and doesn't require much tactics. On the other hand, although his dps and defense are average, you can throw high dps because he uses abilities quickly. Also if you can avoid enemies defense is not a problem either.

🌹🌹 Guide Kalisig PVE (Push Down) 🌹🌹 - Introducing Kalisig - Status - Materials for making swords - Equipment and Cards - Kalisig can press elements. - Kalisig's damage skills - Kalisig's buff skill - Kalisig's passive - Important damage runes - Review of Kalisig run Instance > Ragnarok M: Eternal Love Download Links: > SEA: > GLOBAL: > EU:

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Tarisland Gearing Guide In this Tarisland gearing guide, we'll explain how you can make your character stronger through gear and various gameplay systems like Inlay, Artifact and crafting. You'll learn where to get powerful gear and how to make equipment with additional stats here as well. How Gearing Works in Tarisland Gearing up in Tarisland is pretty classic in terms of acquisition. You get gear from farming dungeons, doing world bosses, raid bosses, and crafting. Every piece of gear comes with predefined stats, with a chance to generate an additional random stat line. So, if you’re into min/maxing, you’re going to be farming gear in hopes of getting that specific additional stat. Now, let’s dive a little deeper into the details of how to gear up Tarisland and explain the numerous systems that help your character get stronger.

Gameplay and Features Screenshot of this game, almost all of the auto starts from combat, stat and skill selection as well and there are many features that can be explored like mobile MMORPG games in general. For voice characters, there are many varieties, ranging from English, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. Including the language as well. For graphics and customization issues, I admit that it is quite good, it has entered realistically, so it is comfortable to look at for a long time while playing.