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- MMOHut Weekly Recap #127 March 11th – Age of Wushu, Dragon’s Prophet, World of Tanks & More!
- Kingdom Conquest 2
- SOE Reveals Starting Zones for Dragon’s Prophet
| MMOHut Weekly Recap #127 March 11th – Age of Wushu, Dragon’s Prophet, World of Tanks & More! Posted: 11 Mar 2013 06:53 PM PDT MMOHut Weekly Recap #127 March 11th – Age of Wushu, Dragon’s Prophet, World of Tanks & More! A quick look and discussion for every major announcement and update during the week! This week we discussed updates from the following games: Scarlet Blade, Age of Wushu, Mu Online, Neverwinter, World of Tanks, Silkroad Online, Continent of the Ninth Seal, PlanetSide 2, Dragon’s Prophet, Dragon Nest, & The Aurora World. Scarlet Blade shows off the huge…. PvP maps it has. Age of Wushu talks about battle arrays, the Meridian system, and social updates within the game. Mu Online launches its season 8 update. Neverwinter counters its fire giants with ones made of ice while letting hundreds more into upcoming beta weekends. World of Tanks rolls in some new tank destroyers from Great Britain in update 8.4. Joymax is in the testing process of adding a 4th pvp mode to Silkroad Online that may model after League of Legends. The gunslinger class is announced for C9 (Continent of the Ninth Seal). Episode 2 of War Correspondent for PlanetSide 2 hits and Dragon’s Prophet shows off its starting zones with a bit of a backstory. Dragon Nest finally launches in Europe. The Aurora World from GBE Games is now in closed beta. Scarlet Blade is nearing closed beta sometime this week.
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| Posted: 11 Mar 2013 11:12 AM PDT The sequel to the globally successful first game, Kingdom Conquest 2 provides players with an even more polished experience than the first title! Begin with nothing, and raise a kingdom from the ground, battling ferocious monsters and crafty opponents along the way. Explore the land and gather powerful monster cards to unleash against your opponents. Manage your resources well, train your army, and conquer the land to become King!  Publisher: SEGA Pros: +Portable RTS strategy. +Competitive gameplay. +Combined aspects of a TCG and RTS play. Cons: -Somewhat generic gameplay. -Style may not appeal to some. -Requires portable device or Chrome to play. Overview Kingdom Conquest 2 OverviewKingdom Conquest 2 is a hybrid of resource management simulation and a TCG style battle system. You can choose from one of five classes, each with different strengths and weaknesses. You then build up a kingdom and military from the ground up, completing quests to help the story along. Raiding dungeons gives you monster cards, which can then be strengthened and added to your forces. Dungeons also provide powerful pieces of equipment, allowing you to develop your hero. Then, take your forces into battle against other players, with the goal of conquering the land and becoming the ruler. Kingdom Conquest 2 Screenshots       Kingdom Conquest 2 Featured VideoComing Soon… Full Review Kingdom Conquest 2 ReviewComing Soon… Screenshots Kingdom Conquest 2 ScreenshotsComing Soon… Videos Kingdom Conquest 2VideosComing Soon… System Requirements Kingdom Conquest 2 System RequirementsComing Soon. . .
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| SOE Reveals Starting Zones for Dragon’s Prophet Posted: 11 Mar 2013 10:36 AM PDT
Following their Osiran army enlistment, new players will choose one of two starting areas to begin their journey to become the Dragon’s Prophet and unravel the mystical world of Auratia’s twisted tale of corruption. Today, Sony Online Entertainment (SOE) has released details for both starting areas: Bakra and Satuma. Each starter zone features picturesque scenery and hundreds of quests suitable for players up to level 30.
BAKRA Dragon’s Prophet‘s central starting region is an island called Bakra. Teeming with all manner of monsters including wolfmen, trolls, wild dragons, and cunning goblins, Bakra will make life hard even for the most ferocious of adventurers.
Located in northern Auratia, Bakra has been affected both environmentally and sociologically by the First Dragon War, with much of the region shattered by a spectacular fight between two legendary dragons. Steep gorges, gigantic waterfalls, and once-mighty cities have fallen to ruin among the zone’s grasslands and forests. The island can be divided into five areas and features three bustling cities; each considered centers for trade and mining. The mining town of Fatoia serves as an important junction for the metal industry, since mineral ores are not only mined but also distributed and traded. With its airships and cable cars that haul both goods and passengers, Fatoia has steadily become a key hub for transport and trade. In Siberna, townsfolk have flawlessly adjusted to the quiet rigors of mining life; however, nearby Omati Gorge poses a threat to Siberna with its multitude of deserted mining pits, which are now inhabited by wild dragons.
SATUMA Satuma, located in Mangard, which forms the western part of Auratia, is a large plain filled with lakes and rivers and surrounded by high mountains. Water is an important element in the life of Satuma, with many villages populated by fishermen.
During the First Dragon War, numerous battles were fought in Satuma, each changing the wide plains a bit more, eventually turning it into a massive natural lake where all the main rivers in Mangard meet. Notable villages include Hunak, which is located just above the Kylar Abyss, the point where all the rivers in Satuma meet. To the east of Hunak lies an ancient and lush forest, the Ayanah Forest, which is the main source of construction materials in the area but also shelters fierce and terrible Forest Giants. Another source of danger is the ruins of City of Deyarka, now known as the Wolfman Stronghold. Once a fortified city built by the famous evil General Deyarka, it was badly damaged during the First Dragon War and is now home to a dangerous species of sub-humans, the Wolfmen. In contrast, all players will love visiting the bustling, colorful city of Tahkar in northern Satuma, a picturesque town famous for its hospitality, colorful signs and delicious food.
Developed by Runewaker Entertainment, Dragon’s Prophet is a free-to-play MMORPG that transports players to the dragon-filled, beautiful world of Auratia, where they can capture, train and ride dragons. Dragon’s Prophet features an action-based combat system that gives players more realistic battle action gameplay. Set in a realm where dragons roam the land, sea and air, the game lets players align and battle with a variety of dragons as they work to restore order to the land from the evil Black Dragon that has escaped his eternal prison, and is more dangerous than ever. |
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