Recent reviews by krazzie

There's way too many bots than players, if I were to assume the bot and player count, it's 60-40 of bots and players. Amazon is doing a poor job on getting these bots banned, false banning people for auto/basic attack, and prioritizing the wrong things to keep the game afloat. It feels like Amazon is about to botch this game, compared to every other canceled Amazon Games published by them.

Other then that, game feels great if you're able to get through queue window, bots spamming, sending gold website to you via mail, and whisper. Also for whatever reason black-washing characters to meet "global standards"

Highly recommend with your friends, have a blast in viking style.

This is for the people that didn't play Nobila, nor look at the cash shop.
Image of Creator, Dimension Controller, and Artifex are the same class. [i.imgur.com]


The game is fast pace, full of action, and easy to level through areas, but horrible translation on things, which can make you lost in the game.


The game is fun, but once you get to 70, you're basically lost, because the game doesn't make sense with their message and translation. I'd recommend looking at the player's guide on what to do once you're level 70, seasoned veterans of the game will help you out.

The translation is horribly bad, it's like, they copy pasted from Kritika Sea to here, and then google translated the rest. The class job names are way off, for an example: one says Creator, as the other one says Dimension Controller, which are the same class, just different names for some reason.
When you get a quest to go back to a map, like Ruined Tower, there isn't one, because it's called Nazal Cliff Watch Tower, not Ruined Tower.
I can't even make sense of what the NPC says, "Who dare you kill me?" "Don't indecisive!" "I'm running a contract. When you die, you have a contract to have an Ethelapis."

The game is sort of P2W, just have faster progress from the grind, reset on identifying items to have stats you hopefully get, and avatar sets, which gives bit of a significant boost to your combat power.
At least they removed the combat power 60k package from sea

You can buy those cash shop items from other players by grinding enough gold, which can take a while, but doable.

Overall I'd try it out, but hope you can understand the half machine translated game, half copy pasted translated game from sea, and I just can't recommend it to others.

Developers abandoned the game for PC to work on the console version instead.

Matchmaking duels are at it's best to make you lose before you load it up.

PRO:
Great graphics
Fast-paced

CON:
Requires to spend real money to show more skin
Too many Chinese players using VPN
Shady people with picky requirements for raids
Constant server delays
Customer support doesn't exist (Unless you spend over $100)

Long review:
This game is Pay-to-Win (P2W), if you don't have enough attack or magic attack to filfull the requirement, you'll get kicked from the party, and the horrible peer-to-peer connection. The game is slowly dying, due to the people's desire for inner armors for female characters, Nexon wanting you to spend real money, power hungry people, and Nexon's horrible, horrible game server and customer service (Since when did they have customer service?), you'll get lagged every minute or so randomly.

Once you get yourself from level 1 to level 60 (Or 70), big boy raids are here. There are boats that wants party members to have the defense and/or attack required to get the raid go smooth as drinking an Iced Strawberry Brandy, but that's like last year or so, not sure how it is now. Not many people hosting raid boats now a days. Even when you do get in a raid boat, you just hope the host's connection is good or you'll be getting bad lag from the host itself, since it's Peer-to-Peer connections, not directly from the server. People can leave the party whenever if you're hosting if you have bad connections with them. You'll mostly be connected with people with three bars of connection (Most of the players are from China).

There is false advertisement when choosing a character to play as. Hot character showing lots of skins? Nope, you get a white overall instead of showing lots of skins. You'll be starting out with an inner armor that can only be changed by purchasing new hot inner armor with real money for $10 permanently, around half price for 30 days. Don't like the basic hair you can only choose when starting off? Better give them money to change it, around $8 for permanent or around half for 30 days. It's almost "Freemium" tier.

Nexon wants you to spend NX for item shop badly. For say, you have a +5 equipment and want to go +6, but you fail regardless with the gamble of enhancing and goes back down by 1 level each. Got to +7? Want to +9? Hope you have enough material and money to afford the cost of the rank resets. The success rate for enhancement is extremely bad. There's a better solution to use protection rune to protect your equipment from losing it's enhancement. but for a cost of real money. And it's pricy for one protection rune, save money and your sanity (Not really) by buying a bundle of 5 for a pricy discount. There's also "avatars" that looks nice for characters, but for $20, it does add addtional minor stats too. Everything is expensive in the game with real money.

People are too "power hungry" for stats, so they would spend real money to just be the strongest, but no knowledge of how to play the game itself. Ever since Nexon released the Ability point capsule that gives 1000 points, people really can't play the game from what I'm seeing. They have the attack and defense, but the execution is terrible. It's almost like, all talk but no show. Even an experienced player that has low attack and low defense can beat raids.

Nexon's customer service horrible. There was a Q&A long time ago, not sure if people can find it again, saying they will answer your "ticket" if you spend enough NX on them. Not paying NX means they won't answer back from whatever you submitted to them. The server is usually lagging for some reason. They don't work on weekends either.

Overall, it's bad. Nexon fanboys will try to deny the harsh reality of what they're doing to them.