Yeah, can't login either.
Celestia Archlord website down ?
11/28/2010 08:46
Merus#31
11/28/2010 10:12
Drakonia#32
No CMstuff :PQuote:
Webzen ep 3? hmm...
Well they will to include a shop in this Game (to make money=commercialserver) and thats why this new Server dont stay long......Quote:
So who needs celestia?
:pimp:
Celestia rules!!!
12/12/2010 00:27
Blastphami#33
i dont think Celestia archlord is coming back its been down almost 3 weeks so keep praying eather for a new pserver or celestia to come back on im not going to sit around and wait though lol
12/12/2010 12:30
Drakonia#34
Well Blastphami thats is your decision.
I will wait :)
I will wait :)
12/12/2010 13:21
Flyingdr4gon#35
i would like it if any offical one from celestia would say :
its over , or we are still working on it ...
its over , or we are still working on it ...
12/12/2010 13:27
lunaticzz#36
there is no internet in jail lolQuote:
its over , or we are still working on it ...
12/12/2010 14:00
Dagus0323#37
in American jails there isQuote:
12/12/2010 18:08
Merus#38
Do you really think they would be arrested for a private server?Quote:
Max they would get is to pay a fine. A big one.
12/12/2010 20:44
xXHowhighXx#39
WZ should go to jail , over priced game thats freaking old.
12/13/2010 00:38
jakadi123#40
what relation between price and the fact that the game is old, not so old in fact as it continues to receive updates.
where is the problem if idiots like to pay.
Webzen have many more players than codemaster, why Webzen should change for them all is well
where is the problem if idiots like to pay.
Webzen have many more players than codemaster, why Webzen should change for them all is well
12/13/2010 01:36
xXHowhighXx#41
lol... whell i woudnt disagree if i worked for webzen, as some random poster boy.Quote:
where is the problem if idiots like to pay.
Webzen have many more players than codemaster, why Webzen should change for them all is well
12/13/2010 02:57
Dagus0323#42
i mean thisQuote:
respectfully
and honestly
what do u find good about celestia?
what do you find bad about celestia?
nl games?
webzen?
12/13/2010 08:57
Beserkerthom#43
Quote:
respectfully
and honestly
what do u find good about celestia?
what do you find bad about celestia?
nl games?
webzen?
Celestia, u can be good without farming forever, pay loads of money.
Still many bugs, glitches.
Webzen, nice new updates,
Bad
- need to spend money to be really good
- OP gear,
- how much wc crap can u have?
- brilliant blodes int shuta'a how the fck can You afford if you are young and not addicted.
- very bad reply on problems
- and what is wrong with search function on wz forum???
T continue
Btw dag, wz is not really bad. It's just u need to pay shitloads of money.
12/13/2010 13:50
inkredibil#44
Playing an MMO can be a time-consuming, life-encompassing past-time; especially if you have an addictive personality. Sitting on a desk chair for hours on end grinding your character like a maniac won’t help you keep fit, but it does get you that much closer to the almighty level cap. But is this really the purpose of playing such a game? Should it not also be about the journey as much as the destination?
There’s no doubt that nearly every player wants to be the best. There are few people content to meander through their virtual life, leveling so slowly that several expansions are released before they reach level six. No, most want to crack on and watch the levels skyrocket, but sometimes this can mean sacrificing fun for boar-slaying monotony.
Sword 2 – Level Up!
Quest Experience
There are some MMOs, such as 4Story, that are stupidly grind-heavy and others that tend to make leveling either quick and easy or not the main focus of the game. Guild Wars is a pretty good example of the latter, as leveling tends to just happen as a result of questing, eliminating much potential grinding. The game’s focus on story means that, although ultimately important, leveling takes a back seat. Unfortunately the trade-off for this, and one of the main gripes people have about the game, is that the level cap is so low, meaning you’ll be hitting the ceiling in no time, leaving little else to accomplish aside from acquiring fancy new tools to maim people with. It’s fun to pretend maim.
Iris Online – Quest Description. Questing For XP
Binging on XP
One of the more obvious ways of scooping the grind out of an MMO is to pour experience points down player’s throats so in the first 10 minutes they’re 8th level. Atlantica Online, Eudemons Online and Sword 2 are good examples of titles that pile on the levels with minimal effort. The upside to this method of character progression is that the ‘one more level’ syndrome takes over the player’s mind, forcing them to keep playing to the next level – after all, it’s only 300xp away! This way ultimately conditions the player to keep trudging on with the promise of a level reward. The downside is that this just creates the illusion of less grind, when in reality there’s probably the same amount as any other game expect that it’s on a faster ‘drip’ than the others. There’s no difference between a game that has medium grind time with a 50 level cap and a game that levels double the speed with a 100 level cap.
Florensia Online – Grinding
I, Grind Bot
A more sophisticated method of reducing, or even eliminating the need to grind was implemented in Magic World Online. Strangely enough, this game utilities a built-in bot to allow the player to automatically take actions while away at the computer. Ordinarily, bots are an annoyance to MMO developers, but here they have used it to create a unique game. Magic World Online isn’t the only game with a “built in bot” either. Jade Dynasty, Godswar Online and Voyage Century all have built in bots too.
Magic World Online – Built in auto-leveling Bot
It’s not wrong for MMOs to ask players to while their time away by grinding, but when experience points are few and far between things start to get ridiculous. It’s all about hitting that sweet spot where grinding makes you feel like you’re getting somewhere.
Let us know what you think. Are you happy to grind away, or do you prefer high xp rates in your MMOs? What do you think about the in-game bots in some MMORPGs?
By, Scott Malthouse
There’s no doubt that nearly every player wants to be the best. There are few people content to meander through their virtual life, leveling so slowly that several expansions are released before they reach level six. No, most want to crack on and watch the levels skyrocket, but sometimes this can mean sacrificing fun for boar-slaying monotony.
Sword 2 – Level Up!
Quest Experience
There are some MMOs, such as 4Story, that are stupidly grind-heavy and others that tend to make leveling either quick and easy or not the main focus of the game. Guild Wars is a pretty good example of the latter, as leveling tends to just happen as a result of questing, eliminating much potential grinding. The game’s focus on story means that, although ultimately important, leveling takes a back seat. Unfortunately the trade-off for this, and one of the main gripes people have about the game, is that the level cap is so low, meaning you’ll be hitting the ceiling in no time, leaving little else to accomplish aside from acquiring fancy new tools to maim people with. It’s fun to pretend maim.
Iris Online – Quest Description. Questing For XP
Binging on XP
One of the more obvious ways of scooping the grind out of an MMO is to pour experience points down player’s throats so in the first 10 minutes they’re 8th level. Atlantica Online, Eudemons Online and Sword 2 are good examples of titles that pile on the levels with minimal effort. The upside to this method of character progression is that the ‘one more level’ syndrome takes over the player’s mind, forcing them to keep playing to the next level – after all, it’s only 300xp away! This way ultimately conditions the player to keep trudging on with the promise of a level reward. The downside is that this just creates the illusion of less grind, when in reality there’s probably the same amount as any other game expect that it’s on a faster ‘drip’ than the others. There’s no difference between a game that has medium grind time with a 50 level cap and a game that levels double the speed with a 100 level cap.
Florensia Online – Grinding
I, Grind Bot
A more sophisticated method of reducing, or even eliminating the need to grind was implemented in Magic World Online. Strangely enough, this game utilities a built-in bot to allow the player to automatically take actions while away at the computer. Ordinarily, bots are an annoyance to MMO developers, but here they have used it to create a unique game. Magic World Online isn’t the only game with a “built in bot” either. Jade Dynasty, Godswar Online and Voyage Century all have built in bots too.
Magic World Online – Built in auto-leveling Bot
It’s not wrong for MMOs to ask players to while their time away by grinding, but when experience points are few and far between things start to get ridiculous. It’s all about hitting that sweet spot where grinding makes you feel like you’re getting somewhere.
Let us know what you think. Are you happy to grind away, or do you prefer high xp rates in your MMOs? What do you think about the in-game bots in some MMORPGs?
By, Scott Malthouse
12/13/2010 13:57
Dagus0323#45
well one of the things i disliked ALOT in regarding to celestia is the favoritism (some call it corruption)
any jackass who can get on infra's good side could become a GM, and they give you incentives to make donations :P
i had been hearing that some people who would donate, also got OP items
which is basicly like being the only guy with ring spirit stones or w/e
any jackass who can get on infra's good side could become a GM, and they give you incentives to make donations :P
i had been hearing that some people who would donate, also got OP items
which is basicly like being the only guy with ring spirit stones or w/e