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Conquer Online News - Romantic Interaction System Overview
Posted by Keith Cross on May 13, 2009 | 3 comments in our forums
TQ Dgital has posted an overview of the new interaction System that is coming to Conquer Online with the game's Raiding Clans expansion.
The TQ team has unveiled the new expansion "Raiding Clans" for Conquer Online. The new features of the expansion will come in waves of updates, and the 1st major feature "Interaction" will be released soon.
Conquer is a harsh universe, full of chaos and bloodshed. Yet, with all of this conflict going on, even true love manages to find a way into the hearts of many. Numerous players meet everyday in Conquer, and in some instances, even fall in love and marry in real life...
As a special treat for all of the lovers in Conquer, the TQ team has prepared a romantic Interaction System. With this new social function, you can roam through the mysterious Conquer continent together, hold your special loved one in your arms, and even give a romantic, loving kiss. Now, couples can show their unbreakable devotion to the entire community! For the singles out there, don't hesitate to show your emotions to the one you love! Let them know what's in your heart, with these special expressions of love!
Read more here.
And people say F2P Mmo's have no innovation.
It seems Conquer is trying to set itself apart, being the exception to the rule. Just curious, but can you get a divorce if things don't work out (no it's not a joke, I'm serious). Also, will you have advantages, such as "lovers buffs" if they are in the same party. I ask because I saw something interesting once, in on of the many Dynasty Warriors games in the past where if you put certain characters together they would have certain buffs or boosts, and sometimes even "combination" attacks. Just wondering how deep Conquer will get with the marraige/true love idea.
Perfect World already has this feature so you can hardly call it innovation.