OnNet has announced that they have begun the second season within their golf MMORPG "Shot Online". This will start the 3rd Shot Online Global Championship. Details below:
| (Sunnyvale, CA – July 11, 2005) – Shot-Online, the massively multiplayer online golf game developed by OnNet Co, Ltd., has smoothly and successfully launched on June 28th with full commercial features, a new course addition and much more. That success alone would be reason enough for any massively multiplayer online game to rest on its laurels – instead, however, Shot Online is lining up an action-packed season of events, starting with the 3rd Shot-Online Global Championship. The 3rd Shot-Online Global Championship is set to take place online between July 12, 2005 at midnight to July 15, 2005 11:59 PM (CST). All members of Shot-Online are eligible to participate with their top-level characters per ID. Players have up to 50 chances to score their best rounds. The competition will take place on the dangerously beautiful desert-themed "Rufus Arena" course. For all three skill levels (levels.1 - 20, Level. 21 - 40 and over level 41), the prize for the first place winner is a one month Gold Plus Shot-Online membership; for the second place winner a one month Gold Shot-Online Membership; and for the third place winner a unique, rare in-game item. For all participants, there is a chance to be randomly drawn to win in-game prizes. Shot-Online is a hybrid persistent online game, a golfing simulation incorporating elements of traditional role-playing, enhanced by a proprietary physics engine for golf ball dynamics and interaction with eight challenging, varied golf courses. Detailed 3D graphics and smooth-as-silk animation enhance the realism of Shot-Online as a simulation. On the role-playing side of Shot-Online, characters can level and grow in skill and capability through training, while team and solo competitions allow players a chance to win game currency to buy skill-enhancing items, and quests and other community events are offered for even more depth. |
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