Nov 8, 2010

The Sims 3



Sims 3 is a 3rd part of The Sims series. The best feature in the game is free-roaming across the whole neighborhood - open world. There are also new system for skills, cool new careers, new opportunities, you can also make a better Sims with additional options, cool stuff in buy/build mode and better create-a-world system. Well, alot of people on computer have atleast heard about The Sims series. Its are real-life simulator where you can create your other selfs and play them as you fit. In every Sims series there has been alot of packs and fan sites that gave you the custom stuff so you can customize your sims and and their life. In Sims 3 there is a also a The Sims 3 store where you can buy custom stuff for additional fee.

Skills
There are several skill-dependent abilities, such as advanced social interactions available from high charisma, special songs for guitar players and appliance upgrades (self-cleaning, more TV channels, etc.) for high handiness. Painting, writing and guitar are now different skills, instead of the all-encompassing "creativity" skill of The Sims and The Sims 2. Paintings are now more particular to each Sim, based on their traits. Sims can increase their skills by practicing a skill (e.g. playing the guitar, working in the garden, writing a novel, etc.), reading a book about the skill, or taking a class in the skill at a civic building. Sims can begin building their skills as early as their toddler days.While skills do not show up in the meter right away, using skill building objects is rewarded once the toddler grows into a child.

Careers
In The Sims 2, Sims 'disappeared' once they took the carpool to work, and the player had no control of them until they returned, where as in The Sims 3, each career now takes place in a building in the neighborhood that a Sim travels to. New aspects of careers include part-time jobs, overtime, and salary raises. Sims now have a boss to report to. Each career can yield several different rewards and some can be split into several tracks. A new function is that instead of having just skills to advance in a job, Sims also depend on relationships with co-workers and their boss. While at work, the player has a certain level of control over working Sims through 'Options', adjustable settings that dictate how the Sim should go about their work (e.g. take a break, socialize with co-workers, run errands, suck up to boss, etc.), which all come with their set of advantages and disadvantages.

Opportunities
One of the major new additions to gameplay is Opportunities, tasks that Sims can complete to earn rewards. These challenges occur randomly based on aspects of each Sim's lifestyle, such as relationships, skills and job. Career opportunities such as working overtime or completing special tasks can yield a pay raise, cash bonus, or relationship boost. Skill opportunities are requests by neighbors or community members for Sims to solve problems using their acquired skills for cash or relationship rewards.

Create-A-Sim
Create-a-Sim (CAS) is the character (Sim) builder, where the polygon 3-D models of Sims can be modified. New features include the ability to change footwear and headwear separately and add facial details. Sliders have replaced prior functions in CAS. For instance, muscular and obesity sliders replace The Sims 2 system of three body types (Skinny, regular, and overweight). Skin color, voice pitch, and hair color, among other things may also be adjusted on sliders.
The original system of percentage bar personality points has been replaced with a system of traits. These traits include moodlets, interactions, and behavior associated with the trait. For example, a Workaholic Sim is not easily stressed by work and enjoys being at work while a Flirty Sim is more successful with their romantic advances and has more romantic interactions than the average Sim.

Build/Buy modes
The build and buy modes have received their own makeover. The square tile outlines that appeared on the ground in previous Sims games' build and buy modes are now a quarter of their original size to give the player more liberty to place objects where they want. Players can re-color and re-pattern the furniture and other items to specific shades and patterns with the new Create-a-Style and make six story houses with basements.

Create-A-World
On October 29, 2009, Electronic Arts announced "Create-A-World (CAW)", which is a game world editor that allows players to create their own custom cities from scratch for use within the game. The editor tool is offered to players as a separate download (156MB), and was released on December 16, 2009 as a beta version. EA will offer technical support and updates. Players are able to share their neighborhoods as with other content. The Create A World tool is currently only available for Windows based PCs

Editions
The Sims 3
The Sims 3 Collector's Edition
The Sims 3 Holiday Collector's Edition
The Sims 3 Commemorative Edition
The Sims 3 Deluxe   

Expansion Packs 
World Adventures
Ambitions
Late Night

Stuff Packs 
High-End Loft Stuff
Fast Lane Stuff

The Sims 3 Store 
The Sims 3 Store is an online store where players of The Sims 3 can purchase and download content for their game online for additional fees. To date, unlike its counterpart for The Sims 2, The Sims 3 Store only offers exclusive objects, clothing, skins, and hairstyles not found through any other medium.
The store uses a point system in which players can purchase additional SimPoints using a credit card or Points Card, which may be purchased at retail stores. It was launched on June 4, 2009 to coincide with the launch of the game. Players can download purchased items using the game launcher or the Store Mode interface found within the game itself.

Oct 31, 2010

Knight Online



Introduction

Knight Online is an MMORPG developed by MGame Corporation. With over 4.25 million subscribers and 8.91 percent of the current MMORPG market share, Knight Online is among the most popular games in the genre.

Features
  • Fight in a permanent PVP environment
  • Heart-Pumping PVP in a fantasy MMORPG
  • Choose a side in the epic conflict between El Morad and Karus
  • YOU decide between 4 epic character classes
    • Mage wielding magic from beyond
    • A stoic Priest
    • Warrior with bone crushing strength
    • A Rogue hidden within the shadows
  • Fight in bi-weekly wars and castle Sieges!
  • Earn the chance to be King and achieve power and respect
  • Completely Free2Play!
  • Free updates and expansion packages from everyone
  • Gain an edge in battle by purchasing exclusive items in our Power Up Store


Story 

There is alot of storys in Knight Online. You can check them here.

Factions

Ingame there are 2 factions, Elmorad and Karus. Which are basically Humans and Orcs, but you can also compare it to famous World of Warcraft's Alliance and Horde. Its kinda similar. 
On Elmorad's side you can choose 3 character/body types. Barbarian who is big human, he can only be a warrior class. Elmorad Female who is normal human female, she can be all classes, but recommended for mage or priest. And Elmorad Male who is also normal human but male, he can also be all classes, recommended for rouge.
On Karus's side you can choose characters/body types. Barbarian orc who is big orc and can also be only warrior. Karus Female who is a normal orc female,she can be a priest or mage. Karus Male who is a normal orc male, he can be priest or rouge. And there is Karus unknown... and small green orc who can only be mage.

Opinion 

I played the game for many years mostly, because I like MMORPGs, but I got to give credit to the gameplay
of the game, because its good and kinda unique. The game is pretty full, meaning its really populated. The PVP in game is really cool and simple. The game is actully my first MMORPG and I will not forget it. Though im sure they are gonna be in business and its gonna keep up. The leveling ingame is actully pretty long-term, but if you find a friend to help or you have a friend you started playing with, then you are pretty safe to play without problems and it all depends on fun of it.
In game you mostly level up, after that you kill other faction, depending on what you choose on the beginning. You can kill other faction in specific zones, but in some zones you don't get national points which you are suppose to get after a kill. These national points are tracked in character overview and you can check on website the people who have the most national points or gain most national poins per month. In game there isn't much equipments, like 8-10 tiers of armor and like 20-40 weapons of each genre of weapon. I kinda like this though. But instead of alot of armors they have a upgrading system where you can basically upgrade almost any stuff and with that make it better with each upgrade. So even if you have a best weapon and best armor it doesn't anything if you have it at +1 (the start of all equipments), because you are going to lose to people who have it even 1 more. The highest is +10, but that is seriously rare and you are lucky if you upgrade it to that point.
I hope you will play. If you have already played it, Im sure you still think about it. I know i do. 

Oct 30, 2010

Freejack









Introduction

FreeJack is a free-to-play parkour racing game for Windows PCs supporting Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. Players race head-to-head across the urban metropolis of New Jack City as one of four hip characters, bustin' stylish flips and tricks to increase their speed and gain access to hidden pathways and shortcuts.





Gameplay

In the game you can race solo or with friends. You can socialize through the messenger feature in-game. Race rewards are mostly experience and money, which you need to buy yourself new outfits, running gear, accessories and furniture for your cool living place which everyone has on start of the game. This place is seen when you create a room for a race where people get ready for a race and hangout while waiting for more players. FreeJack also supports online leaderboards, a club/clan system, in-game friends lists, and more!

Characters

Jin

Name: Jin
Gender: Male
Special: Agility

Jin is the hot-headed leader of the biker gang, "Andro Bob-omb". He is famous for his gutsy attitude and even gutsier hairdo!

One day, while waiting in line for his favourite food, New Jack City's famous lobster pie, a mysterious dude in a gas mask raced by and swooped up the very last one.


Jin later discovered the freak was, in fact, the famous runner, "Free Jack"! It was then that Jin decided to leave his biker days behind him and become a first-class free runner himself.


Nadia

Name: Nadia
Gender: Female
Special: Technique

Nadia is a former gold-medalist in gymnastics. After winning the gold at the age of 16, she mysteriously disappeared from the public eye.

Years later she re-appeared as a private detective by day, and a masked avenger by night.
Nadia¡¯s pursuit of criminals and evil-doers has lead her to New Jack City, where she plans to investigate the recent outbreak of gang activity as an undercover runner!


Goodspeed

Name: Stanley Godspeed
Gender: Male
Special: Toughness

Saul Goodspeed is the most famous quarterback in New Jack City¡¯s history, leading the team to three consecutive world championships!

During one fateful playoff game, GoodSpeed smashed up the teeth of all the opposing players while scoring the game-winning touchdown. He was so upset by this that he quit football to become a dentist.

Goodspeed eventually became bored by dentistry and decided to put his athletic prowess to good use as a free runner!


Tina

Name: Tina
Gender: Female
Special: Speed

Tina is tiny but tough. Not only is she a Master of Physics, but also a master in the deadly arts!

For years, Tina studied Judo under her mysterious sensei, 'Freege', eventually developing a secret crush on him, until one day he suddenly disappeared.

Years later, Tina heard rumblings about a rebel free runner name FreeJack, lighting up New Jack City. Could it be her long lost love, 'Freege'? Tina quickly set out for New Jack City to find out!


Freejack 


FreeJack is the symbol of the free running movement in New Jack City. Upon his first appearance in town, people young and old gained a new outlook on life, one of freedom, exploration, and adventure!

Though much of the public adores him, many see him as a menace; a representation of a society spiraling out of control.

Either way, the question remains: 'Who is FreeJack?!'






And there are some more special characters that can be bought.

Maps

There are alot of maps where you race, like the town itself, the mall, sewer and so on. Some are harder then the others, but you have to get used to it and play them alot to be good at them.


Zones

Husky Boys - Bridge

The Husky Boys are run by the "Maddog Trio" a group of brothers with a penchant for getting into trouble. They hang out beneath "Rainbow Jack Road", the giant suspension bridge that leads into town. Many view the Husky Boys as reckless and irresponsible, while others see them as rebellious and brave. Some even claim that with some direction, this ragtag group of runners could stand up to the likes of FreeJack!

Splash  - The Harbour
Bone Mouse - Amusent Park
R Ninja - The Swms
Metal Heart - Downtown
FreeJack - NewJack City
Dark Circle - Oriental Town
Steel Wing - Airport

Oct 23, 2010

Divine Souls


Divine Souls is a new free-to-play 3D action MMORPG from Outspark.


Filled with fast-paced non-stop action, deadly weapons, diverse combos and a unique skill system, Divine Souls combines several game genres into a steam punk theme. The combat system is reminiscent of Street Fighter but graduated to a full MMO with challenging quests and team play. It is easy to learn, but takes a long time to master.

Divine Souls

Divine Souls has wonderful quest introduction video cut scenes with voice-over animations. These quest cut-scenes allow players to dive headlong into the story and develop interest beyond just grinding away at mobs. The story begins to unravel into a deeper theme as you make your way through the first few levels. 

The game centers around the Zeplar Drive which caused a paradigm shift in travel throughout the galaxy. The discovery of the Divine Matter made it possible. When Dr. Burke placed a tiny amount of the shimmering liquid into a small engine, his starship was able to travel to the ends of the galaxy. It was hoped that the new technology would bring a new era of peace and trade between the planets. But in time those hopes gave way to despair.

It was learned that the Divine Matter was altering everyone, changing the very existence of the populous. At first, the changes were small. People on different planets started to transform. A few at the beginning, then more and more. Some received new-found abilities and powers. Some started to become something different and darker, losing their humanity along the way. 

Features opened in beta:
  • Level: Rank up to level 40

  • Weapons: 9 different weapons for each class, plus rare, unique, and divine types as well

  • Costumes: Over 100 costume items, including armor, belts, shoes, gloves, and more

  • Quest: Over 85 quests per class and additional subquests to boot

  • Maps: Total 5 maps with 20 different dungeons. 2 PvP dungeons

  • Monsters: 50 different monsters

  • Party Matching System: Meet up to beat up!

  • Item Enchant System: Enchant your items for greater damage

  • Skill Enchant System: Boost your skills with magic

  • Guild System: Create and join guilds

  • Buddy System: Play with your friends!
There are 3 different main classes in Divine souls, the Fighter (Tank), Slasher (Melee DPS), and Mage (Ranged DPS), Each Class is built to compliment the others.

Fighter


Fighter
Fighters are grapplers that like to fight up close and personal. Equipped with a technologically advanced and magically infused Power Fist, a Fighter can knock enemies about with ease, or pick them up and drill them into the ground. The Fighter isn’t the fastest class, but they have a good balance between strength, speed, and stamina. 
Using Power Fist, a Fighter can knock enemies about with ease, or pick them up and drill them into the ground. The Fighter isn’t the fastest class, but they have a good balance between strength, speed, and stamina. 

Seth Radin is one of the Divine Souls. Seth’s Power Fist has been injected with some of the sacred Divine Matter, giving his arm an extra boost and making Seth one of the most powerful Divine Souls in the galaxy. Seth’s family was murdered during the first attacks on the planet by the terrorist group Dark Moon, and he joined Polaris so that he could exact revenge on the dangerous group. 

Slasher


Slasher
Slashers are extremely agile and quick on their feet. Slashers wield impressive chain-swords with deadly precision, and are renowned for their relentless study and perfection of sword fighting techniques. Chain-Swords that have been imbued with Divine Matter can be used to pull off massive combos, sometimes hitting enemies more than fifty times in a row. 

Kayla is a Slasher from the Grey Flame Mercenaries who joined up with Seth and Polaris to stop Dark Moon. While her motives remain unknown, Kayla’s passion for action and butchery are well documented across the galaxy. 

Mage


Mage
Most monsters never get the chance to face a Mage in singular combat. Mages are experts at weakening opponents before the fighting even starts. With a variety of ranged attacks, Mages aren’t as fearsome when fighting up close, but they are skilled at hunting and employ powerful area spells to fight off multiple opponents at the same time.

Abigal looks short and sweet, but she carries a big Cannon Staff and knows how to use it. The Four Rings, the powerful council of Mages, believes that those who respect the Divine Matter will reap its powers. When Dark Moon threatened to capture the Divine Matter, the Four Rings sent Abigal to help stop the terrorist organization. 

Requirements


Minimum system requirements 


OS : Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7
CPU : Pentium ? 2.4GHz
RAM : 512MB
Graphic Card : Nvidia Geforce FX 5700, ATI Radeon 9800
HDD : 3GB free space 

Recommended system requirements 


OS : Windows XP / Windows Vista / Windows 7
CPU : Core 2 2.4GHz
RAM : 1GB
Graphic Card : Nvidia Geforce FX 7600, ATI Radeon X3600
HDD : 3GB free space

I played the game, it still has bugs, but in end result it will be a really cool game to play and having fun playing it.
I recommend it.

Rohan Blood Feud Hero




Rohan

Rohan is a MMORPG hosted by YNK Interactive and Ijji.
R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG)that allows players to play with another character within the game world, explore lands, kill monsters, engage amazing quests, perform magic, adopt a pet, buy a mount, and interact with NPCs and other players. The game is a rich and expansive persistent online world, set on the continent of R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud. The land is full of quests to embark upon, from simple to glorious. Friends and enemies will be made and lost, spectacular battles will be fought, and an abundance of unique game features will keep players on the edge of their gaming seats. There are many features of the game that set it apart from more traditional MMORPGs, including:

Player-Kill System


R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud has been designed as a Player-Killing(PK) based game. All characters at and above Level 30 are all vulnerable to (PK). All areas of the Rohan continent and dungeons allow PK system, except for some areas called Safe Zones, which are usually Towns and save points dubbed Bindstones.

Vengeance System


The Vengeance system is exclusive to Rohan which enables recording of one’s battle outcomes and delivering reprisal. The Hit list records names of 50 opponents and outcomes of corresponding battles. Particularly, if you are killed in an unwanted PVP or were outnumbered or defeated in one, the log-on status of the opposing player can be verified via Hit list, and Vengeance enables immediate transport to the corresponding player’s vicinity, delivering retribution or a rematch. Upon use, it can be recharged once for a fee by the Vengeance Dealer available at all major Towns, or using Ancient Assassin's Inheritance item available at the Item Mall. There is no limit on recharge when the latter is used.

Township Battles


In-game groups - called 'Guilds' - have the opportunity to rule each town within R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud. Other guilds may wage civil war with the ruling guild, with the chance to gain control of their own. In addition to treasure & riches, the right to tax all commercial exchanges within the town for one week goes to the winner. Guilds can partake on town ship battles. Winning guild of Township Battles gets to govern the town and set taxes for everyone utilizing the town for one week. Depending on the distributor, usually there is one Major Township battle and four Minor Township battle. The difference is that Major Township Battles dictate who owns a particular area's taxes for a week and has better rewards, while Minor Township battles are just for Guild points (used for casting Guild skills) and lesser rewards.

Item Mall


The Item Mall is a convenient and safe place where you can purchase items to help enhance your in game experience in R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud. There are various options to chose from including, weapons, armor, costumes, customization items, and more. Item Mall transactions are conducted with Rohan Points.

Exchange Market


With a small lifetime fee, you can sign up for the Exchange Market system of R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud. Buy & sell safely through the Exchange Market. The Exchange Market is the place where you can buy or sell items from other players for Rohan Points (RPs). Items that you find, purchase, or forge/refine in-game can be bought and sold here. Even whole characters can be traded. This allows players to buy uncommon, ancient, unique, or just plain ordinary items that they need for RPs. This will also allow players who don't wish to purchase RP to be able to sell items that they have acquired in-game to other players wishing to purchase them.
*Rohan Points: Rohan Points is the exclusive currency of R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud and is used to purchase items from the Item Mall.

There are seven character races in the game and each have two advanced classes.

Human (Knight)


Created by the God Hand, humans are perfectly suited for the role of knight. Being a tank by absorbing enemy damage to keep fellow players alive portrays the actions of a human in this game. The human race is perfectly suited for the Knight class. Bound to chivalrous conduct, humans are predisposed to fight for what they believe to be right. They dwell in the town of Einhoren, capital of Del Lagos.
*Defender A brute of a soldier, they are often the center of a battle party due to their strengthened defense. They can also cast stun spells and sacrifice mobility for an overhaul in melee attack, or strengthen their defense in order to take damage from another partymate.
*Guardian The strongest of all types. They are the killers using swords and daggers. These steadfast warriors boast refined attack skills. They can successfully reach their targets even if well-protected, and can even increase the amount of damage with each attack with lightning fast attack speed with a sacrifice of mobility.

Dhan (Assassin)


Though similar to humans Dhans are less outgoing and more the kind to watch from the shadows. Their main skills involve use of agility, and dexterity, as they tend to be assassins. Though their attack is not the greatest, they stun their enemies with rapid swift blows. Another great advantage of being a Dhan is that they have the stealth ability. This allows one to hide from beasts at least 5 levels above their own, although they do suffer a penalty to mobility unless Hide skill is maxed. These killing machines are serpentine in their deadliness. Because of their bias for butchery, they are the most feared (and despised) class in R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud. Dhans can acquire experience by killing other players rather than completing quests if they choose. However, if they die during the Murderer status, they may lose their equipped armors and/or weapons. They dwell in the northern part of the continent, at the town of Par'talucca, capital of East Bahran Island.

Half Elf (Archer)


Offspring of Human and Elf, these forest-dwellers and nature-lovers are masters of ranged combat. Be it bow & arrow or crossbow, their proficiency are unmatched. They live in the heart of Morrisen, the town of Kai'non.

Dekan (Dragon Fighter)


Usually fighting alone, the Dekan race may transform into a dragon, use a blood sucking ability. Dekans are found to be a lone powerhouse. Nearly incomprehensible, these changelings defy nature. Dekans are born with the nascent ability to transform from humanoid to a fiercely violent dragon. They settled in the town of Rev'decca, found near the sea of Armenes.

Elf (Healer)


Having lost their old capital to monsters, the elves now rest in Vena, their new city on the Via Marea. Keen with magic, they are known as healers, priests, and templars, with great healing and magic skills. However, their magic specialization leaves them with weak physical defense, making them easier to kill than other races. Still, they are in great need whenever a group decides to form a party. These gentle-souled elves are proficient at healing others in their party. But do not be fooled, they can also pack a wicked wallop in the form of magical attacks.

Dark Elf (Mage)


Mysterious and cautious about their self-defense, Dark Elves use a series of powerful magic attacks. Not much is known about the dark elves but their transportation and weakening powers are well known around Rohan. Excelling in group battles, Dark elves have the ability to kill an enemy before it reach's them. Although not much is known, Dark elves have a strong despise for the human and elf race. This races main goal seems to be to drive the elves and humans out of their land. They live in the magma region of Ignis, at the town of Montt.

Giants (Warrior)


They are the latest addition to the game. Though born unusually large, are surprisingly agile, experts in dual wielding swords and polearms. Once prepared for the second job change to become a Berserker or Savage, Giants are able to specialize in a specific weapon. Experts in dual hand techniques. With their hideous horned appearance, the Giants have come to wreak havoc through the Rohan Continent with their polearms and dual-wielding swords. These gigantic warriors use their size to their advantage while remaining agile.
There are also other very interesting features in the game as

Crafting


In crafting, a player receives certain materials after extracting them from vegetation, minerals, or gemstones. There are four parts to crafting: Gathering, producing, upgrading and extracting.

Forging


In forging a player can make a rare, unique or ancient weapon. A rare weapon can be forged by combining two general weapons, and a unique weapon can be forged by combining two rare weapons. When combining weapons, a roulette determines whether the combination is successful or a failure. In both circumstances the original weapons are discarded: if the process is successful, the player gains a new weapon with stats combined from the originals; if unsuccessful, the player loses the two weapons and gains nothing. When forging, the player can also choose to put in an optional item, which makes the resulting weapon more powerful. An ancient weapon is much harder to make than a unique weapon or a rare weapon.

Hunting


Monsters are positioned in all regions of the Rohan Continent. Gamers must engage in combat utilizing exclusive skills and assorted tactics when encountering a monster. Both the keyboard and mouse can be used when battling in R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud.
Players may also undertake the Tutorial mode of R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud. Completing the tutorial rewards the player with items and information.

Partying


Party play in R.O.H.A.N.: Blood Feud allows up to six members in a party. Parties are recommended for executing demanding quests and hunting high-level monsters.
In the beginning God created the world in seven days. Edoneh was born from the solitude of fortitude. As stated earlier god created the earth in seven days, but the great god gave it to Ian as a gift, Ian in turn gave birth to the five minor gods: Adrian (also known as Loha), Arlyn, Pamela, Wailyn(also spelled Flox), and Monching.
Ian set his creations, known by scholars as "The Lesser/Lower Gods" down on the earth and each of these gods in turn created a race for this new world. Adrian created the Humans, Arlyn created the Giants, Pamela the Elves, WAilyn created Dark Elves, and Silva the Halflings. The Lesser Gods placed their creations on separate regions of Rohan, but Ohn felt this task was too important to be left in the hands of the Lesser Gods, so Ohn created Dragons to divide and patrol the regions.
Peace insured in this early time, but like in all things, everything good must come to an end. In the Human Kingdom, Claut Del Lagos (believed by many scholars to be the world's first Dhan) assassinates his older brother, Penkel Del Lagos (king at that time), and usurps power. Thirteen long years later, the late king's son, Selio Del Lagos, forms a rebellion and ends Claut's regimen. Claut and his followers flee to an island in the northern reaches of Rohan and settle there, and called themselves as Dhans.
Some time later there's a catastrophe and something happened to Ohn. The five Lesser Gods, in an attempt to revive him, decided to kill the Dragons that Ohn had created in order to retrieve the power that he used. However, they manage to kill all the dragons but one. That one dragon hides on the western side of the same island the Dhan inhabit, and uses the last of its life force to create the Dekan race. Due to the constant expanding of the Dhan and the Dekan, the two races finally meet, and clash.
The war between the Dekan and the Dhan lasted ten long bloody years, with the war finally ending in a truce. With the Dragons gone, the other races can now explore past their former boundaries and start meeting each other for the first time.
The Lesser Gods, in a desperate move decided to sacrifice the other races since killing the dragons didn't bring back Ohn. The Lesser Gods create monsters to eliminate the races but their plan backfires. The advent of monsters bring the races closer together. It brings the Elves and Humans especially close, so close that the two start producing offspring, the world's first Half Elves. Rejected by both Humans and Elves, the Half Elves created their own settlement in the middle of the forest of Morrisen.
The wise sages realized that the monsters were the Lesser Gods' doing. A brave soul by the name of Edwin rides out and challenges the Lessers, but he is never to be seen again. Rumors of this event start spreading, and people start talking. The current Elf queen at the time has a terrible vision of destruction, of a Rohan where only monsters roam, and where the created races are nothing but distant memories.
Desperate to make the vision a lie the Elf Queen calls for a gathering of the races, but only the Humans and Halflings show up. The Giants and Dark Elves have formed a secret alliance in order to cleanse Rohan of the Humans and Elves. When the Humans, Halflings, and Elves counter this by allying themselves, the Giants extend their hands to the Half Elves. The Dhan and Dekan, having already lost many in their ten year war remain neutral as this new war unfolds, but their land is now being threatened by monsters from all sides.
The story progresses and determined by the outcome of in-game events dubbed as Story Arc event. Successful events rewards players with experience or drop modifiers, depending on the GM.
Minimum Requirements
- Operating System: Windows 2000 SP4 or Windows 98 SE
- Processor: Intel Pentium 4 2.4Ghz or higher OR AMD Sempron 2.0G or higher
- RAM: 512 MB
- Video Card: 128MB minimum. Gforce FX, Radeon 9600 or better.
- Sound: AC ‘97 compatible
- Direct X: version 9.0c or higher
- Hard Disk space: 6GB free
Recommended Requirements
- Operating System: Windows XP SP 2, Windows 2003 SP 2
- Processor: Intel Pentium D 915(2.8Ghz), AMD Athlon64-X2 3800(2.0Ghz) more
- RAM: 2 GB or more
- Video Card: Geforce 6×00, Radeon x600 more (256MB or more)
- Sound: AC ‘97 compatible
- Direct X: version 9.0c or higher
- Hard Disk space: 6GB free

S4 League




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This is S4 League, a Korean MMOTPS game by Neowiz. Its also in English by Alaplaya. The game can be played with guns or only melee (Sword, Bat, Counter Sword). There are 19 weapons alltogether and tons of clothes, hairs and accessories to choose from. The game is f2p, but you can pay to have better damaging weapons or clothes with more different colors. There are also alot of other systems that make the game unique, like combi system that can give better weapons and clothes with different colors, capsules that can also give better weapons and clothes that only the people that pay can get are in the game too, which give the non-payers a chance to have better weapons, the newly added coupon system that can give you a chance to have more exp, money or really cool weapons (since the system is new, there not many options there). And then we have the missions, which can be completed while playing for additional money. The most important in the game is skill, because if you can't play and you are high level, its not gonna change a fact that you lose. So, levels here don't matter as much here. The game is mostly aiming for having fun, so have fun!








In the game there lots of modes and maps. In each mode there is specific maps that can played in. There are 5 modes:

Touchdown mode (TD) : two goals are set up on either side of a field. The player must grab the ball called a "Fumbi" and take it to the opposite team's goal in order to score a Touchdown. The Fumbi also quickly drains the SP of the player holding it, which results in the use of skills being disabled until the Fumbi is dropped or the character dies. Passing through a gate or falling off the map will "reset" the Fumbi, which returns it to the starting position. There are 7 maps.

Deathmatch mode (DM) : places up to six people on each team, and has the player fight for a set amount of points or until the time runs out. There are 6 maps. This is more like a Team Deathmatch mode.

Chaser mode : one player is chosen randomly to become the Chaser. The Chasers objective is to dominate the survivors in the given time, or survive if the survivors are too powerful, which is unlikely since the Chaser receives a huge attack and defense bonus, and reload time is shortened. The Chaser is also limited, since the Chaser Doll is blocking part of the visible area, and the survivors are outlined in red and black from his/her eyes. The players who are not chosen as the Chaser are the survivors. Their objective is to either kill the Chaser or survive in the time given. When enough attack power is implied on the Chaser,measured by a bar, the player receives 2 bonus points. While in a round, the player who is in 1st place and is not the Chaser is the "Target". The Target will always have visible cross-hairs which can be seen as long as the target is in your viewing screen. If the Target is killed, the Chaser receives double points and the next player on the ranking list is the Target as long as he/she's alive. There are also damage rankings, which are awarded to players if they either harm the Chaser enough with ranged or close-ranged weapons. Damage rankings give off bonus EXP at the end of the match. There are 4 maps and one more in Korean S4 League.

Arcade mode : the player can play the storyline of S4 League. It pits 1–4 players to work together to complete 8 stages against computer opponents, with three difficulty levels to choose from. Each stage has a different objective, from either defeating all the waves of enemies, protecting a NPC friend, or defeating a boss. Before and after each stage, there are cut scenes that advance the story further. Players get 6 P-Coins a day, which can be used for extra lives. They reset every day and do not stack. If the player runs out of lives and dies during Arcade, they must pay 300 PEN per re-spawn. From completing Arcade, players receive PEN for completing each stage.

Battle Royal mode (BR) : consisting of Free For All - Death Match. Where every player fends for themself. There are no teams, and no limits. Places up to 12 players up against one another to fight for a set amount of points or until the time runs out. A target also appears on the highest scoring player as the match progresses. The player that kills the marked player is rewarded with more points for the kill. There is only one map. This is the most new mode and is played alot too.

There also tons of maps that are been hacked through, I don't how, but oh well. You can check them out on YouTube.

In game you can play differently. You can play the matches with only melee weapons or with all or you can choose 2 different ones that disable some weapons or skills that are annyoing to some people. Alot of people practice jumps in the game, because they are very important and if you have the skill and know how to do jumps you become a good player aswell, but you mostly learn the jumps by yourself from experience too.

Here is a jump tutorial where they show some beginner jumps that are good to know.

OS requirements for S4 League:


  • OS: WinXP/Vista

Minimum requirements:

  • Processor: 1.0 GHz
  • Memory: 256 MB
  • Video: 128 MB
  • Free space: 1.0 GB
  • DirectX 9.0

Recommended requirements:


  • Processor: 2.0 GHz
  • Memory: 512 MB
  • Video: 256 MB
  • Free space: 1.0 GB
  • DirectX 9.0c

Well this is it for the review.