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blablabity · 07-03-2009, 05:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Ednyn

^Rofl, you state that researching a game proves someone doesn't have a "life".
From my stand point, you are an uneducated fool. Everyone has a life, we're all life forms in one way or another. If we didn't have "lives", they wouldn't be arguing with you right now.

Haha I am just going to leave my thread now. Too many people that won't let someone have an opinion. From now on

I'll just do that

FireRage · 07-03-2009, 05:15 AM

You gonna have a sign in your car saying: COPS SUCK FAT DIKS...? Hmm I should too.. :P

Zanril · 07-03-2009, 05:17 AM

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Originally Posted by blablabity

It isn't the starter classes that are confusing me. It is the sub-classes. They all look so alike. Gunner sub-classes aren't, but sll the other sub-classes for each class are a lot alike. It looks to me like it won't matter what you choose at level eighteen. Also, the mage sub-classes aren't too confusing, one summons, one can fight in the air, one is a caster, and the other likes up close spell combat.

I was lurking until I saw this. The slayer classes are completely different. Asura is a magic swordsman that uses long range attacks and magic spells. Blade Master is the quick finess swordsman that has quick attacks and looong combos. Beserkers are the powerhouses they're just chaotic raw power hell they use blood to fuel their attacks. Soul Benders are the basically the cross of a melee/magic swordsman they use close ranged magic attacks, ghosts, and sword attacks

blablabity · 07-03-2009, 05:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Zanril

I was lurking until I saw this. The slayer classes are completely different. Asura is a magic swordsman that uses long range attacks and magic spells. Blade Master is the quick finess swordsman that has quick attacks and looong combos. Beserkers are the powerhouses they're just chaotic raw power hell they use blood to fuel their attacks. Soul Benders are the basically the cross of a melee/magic swordsman they use close ranged magic attacks, ghosts, and sword attacks

See? This was a helpful post..Thank you..Added poll, little late, but get over it.

Cripstar · 07-03-2009, 05:39 AM

DFO. Just IMO.

Vorufugango · 07-03-2009, 06:09 AM

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Originally Posted by blablabity

I could care less about artstyle or graphics. True about Wonderking though, but I love games with a combo system, and if I am not mistaken, Maplestory has no combo system. I could be wrong. I have never played it. I think Wonderking looks best to me because the classes on Dungeon Fighter look really confusing. The slayer especially. I think Dungeon Fighter will end up failing. I could be wrong. We'll just have to wait and see about Wonderking. I haven't played Dungeon Fighter yet, I didn't get into the closed beta.

The combo system seems okay, from what little I've watched, though I wonder if there are anything more to the system than just seeing how many consecutive strikes you can land.

I think DNF will only -really- bomb in the Item Mall Prices, and with Nexon watching over the game, I feel there's a good chance.

I haven't looked at DNF's Item Mall, yet. So as of post, I only hope this isn't a game that is terribly dependant on Item Mall.

--People who've played the foreign DNF's-- Does it seem to be ?

Seeric · 07-03-2009, 06:55 AM

I'm going with D&F, I had given up all hope on an English version every coming out so I was excited to say the least when I first heard Nexon was releasing it here.

Dragonica I played to a little past 20. I think it's a good game, but I feel that the grind becomes noticeable a bit too early on and the challenge is nowhere close to that of D&F.

WonderKing looks good enough, but I tend to get very bored of Maple-type games so I'll likely give it a shot and quit within a week.

Also, to answer Vorufugango's question, the way the cash shop works in the foreign versions at least is there are all sorts of avatar equipment to buy which is worn over your normal gear to make you look cool and give stat boosts. However, this equipment is sellable, so if you save up for a while you can get it just fine from other players without using the cash shop. There are also pets to buy and additional continue coins and a handful of other small things, but those can't be traded (you can get along just fine without them). So, since cash shop gear is sellable it doesn't give a major advantage and d&f is a game in which skill always trumps gear anyway.

Songz · 07-03-2009, 08:48 AM

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Originally Posted by blablabity

Which one do you think will be better. They are pretty similar in my opinion. Wonderking and Dragonica are a lot alike if you ask me. Their classes are almost exactly the same. Only differences are Archer and Theif sub-classes. The warrior and mage are exactly the same. I think Wonderking or Dragonica will be the best. The classes in DFO are really confusing, slayer and fighter especially, I can't figure out which one would be the main tank.

You probably haven't even played any of these. Why are you making this thread?
Its way too soon.

Only game you played probably was Dragonica.

blablabity · 07-03-2009, 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Songz

You probably haven't even played any of these. Why are you making this thread?
Its way too soon.

Only game you played probably was Dragonica.

Why? Why not? It said which do you think will be better. Not which is the best. Just seeing some opinions that is all.

Candyholic · 07-03-2009, 09:12 AM

Dungeon and Fighter, atleast for me.
Dragonica is a huge, repetitive missiongrind.
Wonderking looks decent though, much like a slightly "improved" MapleStory(loldoublejump/dash).

View Poll Results: Which will be better?
Wonderking	28	25.23%
Dragonica	10	9.01%
Dungeon Fighter Online/Dungeon and Fighter	73	65.77%
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07-03-2009, 05:15 AM	#42 (permalink)
FireRage A Shrubbery Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 815 Reputation: 13	You gonna have a sign in your car saying: COPS SUCK FAT DIKS...? Hmm I should too.. :P __________________ Currently Playing- Ran World- lvl 20 dex swordsman CrossFire- Not sure what exact rank. DFO- Lv 18 Monk Waiting for: Allods, 2012..

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Cripstar Sonic’s Milkshake Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: In a house, in my room. Posts: 301 Reputation: 31	DFO. Just IMO. __________________

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Candyholic OnRPG Elite Member! Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: bel sverige Posts: 6,108 Reputation: 177	Dungeon and Fighter, atleast for me. Dragonica is a huge, repetitive missiongrind. Wonderking looks decent though, much like a slightly "improved" MapleStory(loldoublejump/dash). __________________

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07-03-2009, 06:55 AM	#47 (permalink)
Seeric Payne, Max Payne Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 561 Reputation: 85	I'm going with D&F, I had given up all hope on an English version every coming out so I was excited to say the least when I first heard Nexon was releasing it here. Dragonica I played to a little past 20. I think it's a good game, but I feel that the grind becomes noticeable a bit too early on and the challenge is nowhere close to that of D&F. WonderKing looks good enough, but I tend to get very bored of Maple-type games so I'll likely give it a shot and quit within a week. Also, to answer Vorufugango's question, the way the cash shop works in the foreign versions at least is there are all sorts of avatar equipment to buy which is worn over your normal gear to make you look cool and give stat boosts. However, this equipment is sellable, so if you save up for a while you can get it just fine from other players without using the cash shop. There are also pets to buy and additional continue coins and a handful of other small things, but those can't be traded (you can get along just fine without them). So, since cash shop gear is sellable it doesn't give a major advantage and d&f is a game in which skill always trumps gear anyway.