This week I was browsing around when I came to this.
By far I was impressed, a Digimon themed MMORPG, classified by many as a copy or clone of Ragnarok ONLINE, which I play even now. But that doesn't matter at this point.
A Digimon themed rpg! Another mmorpg manufactored by the koreans, man, are they a giant factory of mmorpgs. Of course, most of these are never released out of Korea, or released only in the country that had the original theme. It's nothing impressive, in short, a lot of the games use similar engines to run, and similar tools, or even the same ones, for updates and acess, as well as debug and anti-hacking.
It's a shame that those many games aren't yet hosted in world-wide servers, or in that case, that most of the countries would present an immense quantity of lag if we would try to play them.
As always those systems can't fight against country policies that are at least... Slow... At embodying computers and internet to the life of their inhabitants. Of course all aspects of live have to be maintained and are not being, in most countries, so in an ignorant aspect we "can't" ask for such, superfluous, technology.
Not that they cover the bare aspects of survival in any case, governments are many, and as many, they all share most flaws, and ignorance is a great way to control the mass.
In any case. That game seems interesting but it's engine don't differ from Ragnarok ONLINE and it's game system and plot don't differ much from the previous console games, even with Card Slash and timed Digivolution. I wouldn't say it's worth the time, but if you like Digimon, and you're a bit tired from Ragnarok though you'd like something on the same style, it may be a good option. If you dare play with a lot of americans, brazilians, etc, and mostly koreans.
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