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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_GGONxDJuc So why isn't there a section for this game? Its going into CBT in Korea already. |
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6/18/09 7:12:03 PM#2
Let MMORPG.com know when there is an official english translation with an english website. |
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6/18/09 8:10:20 PM#3
another dull asian grindgame? but grafics look nice. |
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6/18/09 8:27:03 PM#4
Originally posted by Pherusa
Since you seem to have already played it can you tell us what makes it a dull asian grindgame? AMD FX-4100 Zambezi (OC at 4.3GHZ ATM) |
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Originally posted by Pherusa
Thanks for reminding me why I come to this site less and less all the time, Pherusa. Anyone else reading this thread; pay close attention to gameplay in the video. Notice that a crosshair is visible on screen. This game has no autotarget/lock. |
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6/18/09 8:34:43 PM#6
Originally posted by grunty
Like that? |
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6/18/09 8:57:26 PM#7
Originally posted by Ephimero
Like that?
That is the developer's website. It is not an english language website for the game. The only link on that site related to TERA is to the korean language site for the game. There is also no english translation of the game. |
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6/18/09 9:00:03 PM#8
Originally posted by grunty
No, because that is the developer's website. It is not an english language website for the game. The only link on that site related to TERA is to the korean language site for the game. There is also no english translation of the game.
Considering its their only game, and considering how that site has screens about the game and devs talking about it, I thought it would be enough. If you translate the tera site with google translator you'll find out that the information displayed on the game's site is almost the same. |
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6/18/09 9:06:57 PM#9
Originally posted by Ephimero
No, because that is the developer's website. It is not an english language website for the game. The only link on that site related to TERA is to the korean language site for the game. There is also no english translation of the game.
Considering its their only game, and considering how that site has screens about the game and devs talking about it, I thought it would be enough. If you translate the tera site with google translator you'll find out that the information displayed on the game's site is almost the same. Until the last year or so MMORPG.com required english versions of the game and website before they would cover it. If TERA get's enough english language related interest they will probably start covering it. I have no connection to this website other than being a member of it but historically MMORPG.com relies on official english releases from the publisher/developer of a game for their coverage. |
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Originally posted by grunty
Considering its their only game, and considering how that site has screens about the game and devs talking about it, I thought it would be enough. If you translate the tera site with google translator you'll find out that the information displayed on the game's site is almost the same. Until the last year or so MMORPG.com required english versions of the game and website before they would cover it. If TERA get's enough english language related interest they will probably start covering it. I have no connection to this website other than being a member of it but historically MMORPG.com relies on official english releases from the publisher/developer of a game for their coverage. "Furthermore, TERA is built for the global market. The company is committed to provide an impressive game that exceeds the expectations of worldwide users." From the website.
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6/18/09 9:59:51 PM#11
Ill download the game as soon as its available seeing as how i have a hangame account anyways, will post how it goes. There promising so many things it gets me hopeful
I love this part Also, unlike games that claim to be a MMORPG by emphasizing action-style gameplay, TERA does not utilize zoning (section loading). All users will seamlessly move throughout the world, sharing a singular combat experience. Moreover, the foundation for the innovative combat system originates from the robust client/server technology. This breakthrough technology is one of the many revolutionary features developed by Bluehole to enhance the end-user experience.
From the start, the company hoped to realize a combat system that would set a new global standard. After careful consideration, it was decided that TERA's fight sequences should closely resemble real fight scenes. Hence, TERA will introduce omni-directional attacks, where distance and direction must be coordinated for weapons and spells to work; moreover, healers must continuously take new battle positions to cast spells. Also, depending on body weight ratio between a mob and player, an enemy hit will register a fall-back reflect. These are some of the innovative features in TERA. |
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6/19/09 2:25:36 AM#12
At this time TERA has no western publisher, so for now its only coming out in Korea. |
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6/19/09 3:19:43 AM#13
Does this game look better or worse than Aion?
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6/19/09 4:50:48 AM#14
Originally posted by Wycliffe
Thanks for reminding me why I come to this site less and less all the time, Pherusa. Anyone else reading this thread; pay close attention to gameplay in the video. Notice that a crosshair is visible on screen. This game has no autotarget/lock.
Remember when people were saying AION wasn't going to be a dull uninventive grindfest? Oh, yeah, hahahahah.
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Originally posted by Devour
Remember when people were saying AION wasn't going to be a dull uninventive grindfest? Oh, yeah, hahahahah. Devour go crawl back under a bridge and never post in my threads again. |
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6/19/09 1:30:43 PM#16
Originally posted by Jefferson81
You mean in terms of graphics? Probably better, considering Aion is made with the Cry engine that powered the original Far Cry, while TERA runs on the Unreal 3 engine. |
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6/19/09 1:55:18 PM#17
90% of the footage was about killing mobs, is this actually a official trailer? If yes, i am not impressed.
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6/19/09 9:43:33 PM#18
Originally posted by Korvenus
Since you seem to have already played it can you tell us what makes it a dull asian grindgame?
Since I am Korean and can read and understand the stuff on the website, I can tell you "It looks like another dull grindgame" without having a bad conscience: kill monster, talk to xy, goto xy, get xy from xy, bring xy to xy -> level up -> skills but I am a sandbox-elitist anyway. and just because a game has no crosshair/targeting system, it does not make it less grindy than other games. "kill 20 rats" stays "kill 20 rats", no matter if wow, aoc, eq ... whatever. |
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6/19/09 11:10:35 PM#19
Originally posted by -aLpHa-
What do you want to see them doing? AMD FX-4100 Zambezi (OC at 4.3GHZ ATM) |
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6/20/09 7:15:10 AM#20
Something that doesn't show that they make grindgame number 123. Btw it wasn't only the mob slashing that turned me off, also the actual combat system looked extremely awkward (slow). Putting action-adventure elements into a MMORPG ain't something new.
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