Dragonica

Well, many know it and some dont even knew it existed

Today a friend told me to try it out, the first thing i thought was "great... another Maplestory like game..." what i saw was VERY diferent,
Its a beat em up style game, but... IN 3D!!!! its very very awesome.

I only have 2 complains
1.- My computer laggs during the cutscenes
2.- Holy cow.... the magician is very agile

Other than that, the game is incredibly awesome, dont expect fast leveling though :/

every class is as agile as each other. you just have to be good at maneuvering. Also, PLAY THE THQICE VERSION. THAT IS THE AMERICAN VERSION.
It has some bugs and glitches, but overall, it's fairly nice.

every class is as agile as each other. you just have to be good at maneuvering. Also, PLAY THE THQICE VERSION. THAT IS THE AMERICAN VERSION.
It has some bugs and glitches, but overall, it's fairly nice.

Thats the one I play i havent encountered a single glitch, other than the buggy opening sequence if i turn the volume down

There are a few bugs and glitches about, but MS as quite a few itself too.

I played it for a bit, but it is so linear. At least in Maplestory you had a few choices of where to go to train. In Dragonica, you can literally see on your world map where you're going next. That, and from what I hear, THQ*ICE's customer service sucks, too. Someone described it as "I thought Nexon had the worst customer service ever. I was wrong."

When the companies act the same way ($75 package? DO WANT!!11), I'll take the game with more content. I'd switch if Dragonica had more content, though.

(The package is not sarcasm. THQ*ICE really did it.)


Also, the further you go, the worse the lag gets. I died from bosses before because party lag was so bad.

I played it when it only had its SEA version; it was laggy as hell. It was because of the resources it requires for the graphics, not the internet connection. Made it unenjoyable.

I played it for a bit, but it is so linear. At least in Maplestory you had a few choices of where to go to train. In Dragonica, you can literally see on your world map where you're going next. That, and from what I hear, THQ*ICE's customer service sucks, too. Someone described it as "I thought Nexon had the worst customer service ever. I was wrong."

When the companies act the same way ($75 package? DO WANT!!11), I'll take the game with more content. I'd switch if Dragonica had more content, though.

(The package is not sarcasm. THQ*ICE really did it.)


Also, the further you go, the worse the lag gets. I died from bosses before because party lag was so bad.

I'm not sure what you expect considering it's essentially a brand new game (6 months?) Of course there isn't going to be a ton of content. The mid-level range is barren because they don't want people to cap out and quit. As more time passes there will be tons of variation, just like maple.

Dragonica is better than maple in every way except the lack of monster cards.

I played this for a couple weeks and it was enjoyable. I made a Mage and got to level... 18? 20? Somewhere around there.

Then I found WoW p.servers, lol.

game got boring for me at around lv 46 (Ninja :p), not much to do cept PVP and save up cash

Playing this now, what server do you guys play?

Most of us play Vyvern because Dekard has only been open for 2 weeks.

Will probably get back into this over break, or whenever I'm not so busy with school. I was an Arbalist and a Knight in EU Dragonica, though I'm not sure what I want to make now; trying to decide between Knight, Myrmidon, and Pathfinder. I've had my IGNs all reserved for a while: Valens (Warrior), Nil (Mage), Onis (Archer), Aurum (Thief).

Well I tested out Wonder King before the super bowl and wow how fast it got boring.
I played for like 25 minutes and got board.
I guess this is next on the list... *downloads*

IN 3D!!!!

Instant turn off.

Instant turn off.

It's really only partly 3D.

It's really only partly 3D.

If you have 4 degrees of movement (5 including going up by jumping) then it's pretty much 3d.

If you have 4 degrees of movement (5 including going up by jumping) then it's pretty much 3d.

You can move in the depth direction, yes, but in most places you can't get anywhere in the depth direction.

If you have 4 degrees of movement (5 including going up by jumping) then it's pretty much 3d.

I LIKE MY GAMES LIKE I LIKE MY WOMEN: UNATTRACTIVE AND TWO DIMENSIONAL.

Seriously though, you're being dumb. Dragonica is only 3D in a modeling sense. The gameplay is completely linear and follows along a single plane like maple or wonderking. The up/down axis is literally only used for dodging as most attacks your character has will cover the entire plane regardless of enemy placement.

Dragonica is only 3D in a modeling sense. The gameplay is completely linear and follows along a single plane like maple or wonderking. The up/down axis is literally only used for dodging as most attacks your character has will cover the entire plane regardless of enemy placement.

Oh.

I LIKE MY GAMES LIKE I LIKE MY WOMEN: UNATTRACTIVE AND TWO DIMENSIONAL.

Seriously though, you're being dumb. Dragonica is only 3D in a modeling sense. The gameplay is completely linear and follows along a single plane like maple or wonderking. The up/down axis is literally only used for dodging as most attacks your character has will cover the entire plane regardless of enemy placement.

Not really. When I played mage, position along the depth axis was pretty important (although not at all difficult).