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Enderbantoo
United States465 Posts
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Macabre
United States1262 Posts
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Shinobi1982
1605 Posts
On January 26 2011 08:22 Macabre wrote: going to attempt to stream @ livestream.com/riful Tuning in.. | ||
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Macabre
United States1262 Posts
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Torenhire
United States11681 Posts
 Also, if the "westernization" totally fks the game over, you've gotta help me set up a Korean account. ...my girlfriend and I need a new MMO fix. Haha. | ||
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rza
Canada384 Posts
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Macabre
United States1262 Posts
On January 27 2011 01:11 Torenhire wrote: Hey Macabre, you guys going to try out the US release? Guess there's no reason to, but if you guys are, we should start up a TL guild. Also, if the "westernization" totally fks the game over, you've gotta help me set up a Korean account. ...my girlfriend and I need a new MMO fix. Haha.Yeah we plan to roll in US version regardless. Looking forward too it^^ | ||
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NonFactor
Sweden698 Posts
On January 25 2011 20:27 Beirut wrote: Ah this bothers me... Mystics better than priests? I would hope that Priests can maintain their position as main healers for groups, and be rewarded for choosing the support class at the farther extreme. Is this not the case? What makes Mystics better, in healing, than Priests? Is healing fun and rewarding for skilled players? I played Mystic in the beta, and I can't really agree that Mystics are better. I mean, better how? In what? Healing? If it's healing then Priest is superior. More direct heals that heal for a shitton. Priest also get damage barriers and such which help alot in survability. Though Mystic can keep a party up fine aswell. In Utility I'd say Mystic is better. HP / MP orbs with numerous buffs make them a good asset to have. But when it comes to keeping people alive and standing, Priest is better. And healing is definently harder in this game compared to any other game I've played. Mystic and Priests are the hardest classes to play. You need to lock-on your heals, place yourself right for buffs etc etc it's great if you like playing challenging classes. @Shizuru The game as of now has been more or less designed for 5 man party play. Though I've done instances and dungeons with just 3 people aswell. (Takes longer.) Don't really know if there are any 20 people raiding stuff, but I'm pretty sure there will be. That's pretty standard. But when it comes to instances, I take 5 (full party) is what most instances will be about. You certainly have quests where you kill 10 X monster and bring it back. You also have some other ones with cutscenes etc. Then you also have the mainstory (Red Quests) that follow the story line. It's hard to really say how the quests are since they were all in korean. I only did the ''Kill X mob'' quests since they were the only ones I could really figure out. Levelling in the Korean version of the game was easy. With good latency and English text I'd prolly make 38 (max level in Beta, 50 in retail) in 2-3 days. It actually worries me that it might be a bit too easy in the western version. So it's not definently a grind fest. You can easily level through quests. Grinding is fun though in this game since you can do so much stuff, not just the ''point, click, click, click, point click etc'' that you can do while sleeping. | ||
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Hemula
Russian Federation1849 Posts
Is there a trial? Can I somehow try 테라(Tera) before paying for it? How much latency do you guys have? I would like to play something in korean... Dont like that "westernize" thing at all. I just don't see them doing a good job, though If they will, would be cool. | ||
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DragonDefonce
United States790 Posts
So I have few questions: Is there a trial? Can I somehow try 테라(Tera) before paying for it? How much latency do you guys have? I would like to play something in korean... Dont like that "westernize" thing at all. I just don't see them doing a good job, though If they will, would be cool. There is no trial that I am aware of although that might change because they just came out of open beta, and you will be hard pressed to get a verified korean account unless you live in korea (though I am told that there are shady ways of getting it). Latency is good and everything but basically you will most likely have to wait for your regions version. | ||
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Hemula
Russian Federation1849 Posts
On January 27 2011 10:10 DragonDefonce wrote: There is no trial that I am aware of although that might change because they just came out of open beta, and you will be hard pressed to get a verified korean account unless you live in korea (though I am told that there are shady ways of getting it). Latency is good and everything but basically you will most likely have to wait for your regions version. What. I've already heard about the need of living in Korea for playing on korean servers before(somewhere in SC2 forum), but that is just rough... I am very interested in those shady ways. ^_^. | ||
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ProjectVirtue
Canada360 Posts
hangame requires this number for you to register, dont know the reasons but yeah. me and my friends have tried using SIN generators, it worked for us on monster hunter frontier, but it didn't fly when making an account for the open beta. | ||
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Torenhire
United States11681 Posts
On January 27 2011 10:10 DragonDefonce wrote: You know, they koreanized wow and sc2 and I didn't like it a bit because a zealot will always be a zealot to me, and names of characters just come off strange when they spell it out in korean. But with tera, the setting is fantasy and all the characters have "western" names, so I think the NA or EU versions should be pretty good. Yeah, but by "westernizing" it they said they are essentially making it into a new game. So it's not that they are changing the names of things and re-working the Lore, they could potentially be screwing around with the mechanics, the classes, the character and mob design, that sort of thing. Basically they have a HUGE potential to either make this a fantastic MMO or they have a HUGE potential to retardify it into something that's just going to get blown away once the hype is gone. We'll just have to wait and see! | ||
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Somnolence
Lithuania127 Posts
It seems this game is similar to Lineage 2 which I liked but then it got overrun with the bots. With game being open world (?) what are changes that this will happen here also? Also female hypersexualisation is a bit over the top, lol. I am not sure I am willing to be constantly bombarded by pantsu and boob giggling. | ||
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Hemula
Russian Federation1849 Posts
On January 28 2011 06:32 Somnolence wrote: Seems fun, but I have only two gripes with this game. It seems this game is similar to Lineage 2 which I liked but then it got overrun with the bots. With game being open world (?) what are changes that this will happen here also? Also female hypersexualisation is a bit over the top, lol. I am not sure I am willing to be constantly bombarded by pantsu and boob giggling. Lolol so true about the sex appeal. I don't really like it too, I mean - what's the fun getting a boner by playing some retarded video-game? Hahaha... =( But this will certainly increase their income, that is what pisses me off. %_%. | ||
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dde
Canada796 Posts
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Xapti
Canada2473 Posts
On January 28 2011 06:32 Somnolence wrote: Well I'm hoping open PvP server will make this only a minor issue. Of course bot detection and reporting helps also, but one can never tell how good a system like that works without looking into the future.It seems this game is similar to Lineage 2 which I liked but then it got overrun with the bots. With game being open world (?) what are changes that this will happen here also? | ||
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Pleiades
United States472 Posts
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Zidane
United States1689 Posts
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Terrakin
United States1440 Posts
On January 29 2011 16:16 Zidane wrote: So beta coming this spring? Any new word? no, the earliest the beta is coming is late summer, early fall. According to Japanese TERA Fans translator Meiellink, in an official Japanese TERA blog, the team announced that TERA would see its CB, OB, and release all in the Summer of 2011. TERA Japan will feature the same client as TERA Korea. The tests and retail version of TERA Japan will of course only be open to residents of Japan, however, it is unknown if you will be forced to use a social security number to join in at this time. TERA Japan's release time schedule is important to Westerners because a few weeks ago, Bluehole Studio CEO, Kang-Suk Kim, stated that the NA/EU testing period will begin one month after TERA Japan's launch. From this information, it appears we are looking at a late 2011 release for TERA in North America and Europe. | ||
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