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Since EoS doesn’t follow the traditional Tank/ DPS/ Healer model you have to coordinate your team to use your defensive and healing cooldowns in order to survive the sixty plus dungeons and one hundred fifty plus bosses. The classes are then further diversified with subclasses, allowing you to focus on different aspects of battle. Each class corresponds to a specific gender, but you can still customize your class a fair amount (having a The Joker face from the Batman films) in order to get a look you like. One weird thing is that you can’t pick your gender in EoS. After his brief guidance I was making monsters explode at an even faster rate. While I naturally assumed I was doing a great job, he pointed out that there was an ideal combat rotation since certain skills and spells played off of each other.

ECHO OF SOUL KOREA PC

Luckily, Tom Nichols, the VP of PC Games at Aeria Games, was able to help me focus on the important skills. There were so many things to push it was more than a little overwhelming. When I switched to the Guardian class that was much higher level I had a small panic attack. My rogue had a set of skills that were fun to use after a few quest turn ins, even at these early levels, the combat felt well paced and engaging. I was running from quest to quest and getting new gear immediately. Okay, now that that is out of the way, I can say everything seemed to gel really well. You more or less have to make assumptions based on what you are seeing for a bit. Now may be a good time to mention that you can’t really learn anything about an MMO in 10-20 minutes other than its general direction and aesthetic.

Also, it let me make my character look like The Joker from the Batman films, which should be enough info for any game, really, but let’s press on. Echo of Soul is a Korean MMO that has had time to bake a bit before its US launch so when I had a chance to roll up a rogue during PAX East, I accepted.Įcho of Soul plays much faster than your standard North American MMO – with your character dashing all over the place in order to avoid damage and to get better attacking positions. One problem is that most MMOs take years to develop and when their project starts they are shooting to fit into the current market, not the one that will exist three or four years in the future. I have tried many MMOs in the last couple of years looking for the next great scratch for my particular itch but none of them really stuck with me. You can find a new trailer for the relaunched title embedded below.I am always looking for an excuse to forget all of my social engagements/ interpersonal relationships and my excuse of choice for several years was a certain MMO made by a certain developer whose name suggests…inclement weather. In fact, as part of its refocusing, Hangame even dropped the Korean version of TERA, which was handed off to Nexon. While many of you are likely wondering why Kakao Games would opt to resurrect what many view as an utterly forgettable title, the truth of the matter is that it does quite well overseas, second only to Soul Worker on Hangame's Japanese gaming portal. It originally shut down in Korea because Hangame refocused on mobile titles, not because it was unsuccessful. There is no word yet on if or when these updates will make it to the Aeria Games version of the title. Future updates include the addition of a hard mode to the 'Dryad raid' sometime in the next week or two, a new battleground and new guild content in November, a new party dungeon called 'Ice Labyrinth' in December, and more. The relaunch comes with the all-new Paladin class. The game entered Open Beta yesterday after a short 'Pre-OBT.' Several 'Blessing Buffs' will be active over the weekend in celebration of the relaunch. As was announced last month, Kakao Games has officially relaunched Echo of Soul in South Korea.

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