Gaming An MMORPG - Yulgang

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I haven't played it, but from my experience with MMORPGs, it looks like your typical Korean grinder.
Looks alot like DOMO (Dream of Mirror Online), I don't really think its worth playing but thats just my impression.
 
I have not been playing MMORPGs since a rather nasty tangle with Phantasy Star online (ep1 dreamcast) and that seems to be working out for me but from what I can see it is free to play, money is made via the "premium" shop. The few reviews I could find were not overly positive but then I do not care for reviews all that often.
 
I used to be an MMORPG freak until I found life =D This looks a lot like Holic and a few other anime-styled RPGs. Currently the best F2PMMORPG I remember was CABAL which recently got an American release (when I played there was a European and a Korean version only). FlyFF was pretty good too but not as good as CABAL. =]
 
I played.

I can tell you one thing, it freakin' sucks, I don't know what's the hype around it, but it does.

I couldn't stand playing it for more then 30 minutes, when I tried to start it again and give it a 2nd chance, I couldn't play for more then 10 minutes.

Y'see, the graphics are pretty good, and fit into the Korean Style of games.
The controls are decent, a very typical MMO set-up.
From what I remember playing this game, you create your character, and you're thrown into the game with no clue on what to do, no tutorial too, I believe.
Quests are semi-hard to find, and nobody really enjoys helping in the game (from my experience). Also, I think the map layout isn't very good, not very informative too.

Like GameDragon said, it's pretty much your typical Korean grinder.
 
iirc this game got some award from the korean government. something about being the greatest mmo.. I don;t know if it was a joke..
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DarkUli said:
I played.

I can tell you one thing, it freakin' sucks, I don't know what's the hype around it, but it does.

I couldn't stand playing it for more then 30 minutes, when I tried to start it again and give it a 2nd chance, I couldn't play for more then 10 minutes.

Y'see, the graphics are pretty good, and fit into the Korean Style of games.
The controls are decent, a very typical MMO set-up.
From what I remember playing this game, you create your character, and you're thrown into the game with no clue on what to do, no tutorial too, I believe.
Quests are semi-hard to find, and nobody really enjoys helping in the game (from my experience). Also, I think the map layout isn't very good, not very informative too.

Like GameDragon said, it's pretty much your typical Korean grinder.

QFT
 
I played when it came out awhile back. My honest opinion of this game is that it's BORING. I love RO too, but this just doesn't have the charm like RO does.
 

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