The Legend of Ares

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Legend Of Ares
Developer(s) Netgame
Publisher(s) Mgame USA Inc.
Distributor(s) Various
Platform(s) Windows 98/ME/2K/XP
Release date TBC
Genre(s) MMORPG
Mode(s) MMO
Media Download (642Mb)
System requirements Intel Pentium III 700MHz CPU, 128MB RAM, 1.5GB Hard disk drive, Video 1024*768 32 bit color, Graphic card Geforce2MX or higher, Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
Input methods Keyboard, Mouse

The Legend of Ares is a free 3D, MMORPG game developed by MGame USA Inc. It is currently in Open Beta. Like many 3D MMORPGs, it is a point and click game, where players can attack monsters (PvE) or other players (PvP), pick up items, and talk to NPCs for items and quests.

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[edit] Story

Ares, Greek god of war, has become resentful of his fellow gods, and wishes to gain more power in order to defeat them. However, the Greek city-states are already warring, and Ares must find new lands in which war can be started. At the same time, the land of Arabic is at a restless peace, with the leaders of both The Holy Empire, and The Religious Alliance ready to break it. Ares travels to Arabic, appearing to Emperor Damion of The Holy Empire as a crow, and incites him to attack the Alliance. Athena, Ares' sister, gains knowledge of this plan, and also travels to Arabic, and informs the native god Kulam of the foreign gods intrusion. Under her guidance, Kulam has intercourse with Aleria, the daughter of Alliance leader Abner.

[edit] Gameplay

The game contains two nations which a player can choose to join: the Holy Empire and Religious Alliance. Players can also choose from four separate classes: (Knight, Spearman, Archer and Sorcerer), each with their own skills that are unique to their class. As with most RPGs, the more you play, the stronger you become; players must kill monsters for experience points (EXP) to level up. As a player advances in levels, trouble is bound to occur, not only with stronger monsters, but with players of either country. The main problem expressed in LOA is the relationship between hackers and non-hackers. Many hackers have found various ways to play the game illegitimately, causing much turmoil and grief for those who worked hard for their places. Despite GM intervention or lack thereof, the game is leaning toward becoming a hacker haven, where many people have found ways to make themselves more powerful with techniques such as, but not limited to, speeding, duping, and bugging, which has forced many players seeking a less tumultuous game to go on a permanent hiatus where they can enjoy less troublesome and less stressful games. The community is split up into three servers: Posieden, Demeter, Phoenix

[edit] Warfare

Every so often, twice a week to be exact, warfare is declared. During warfare, players unite with their countrymen to battle it out against the other nation.Two types of warfare exist. In standard warfares, your team earns points when an enemy dies, an enemy symbol is destroyed, or an enemy catapult is destroyed.In territorial warfare, both nations go against each other in an attempt to destroy the other nations chieftain to control certain areas for added bonuses like cheaper prices for supplies and higher sell rates to npc's. The Warfare Map is relatively simple: One base per nation, separated by a large canyon/gorge. Whenever symbols are destroyed the name of the person who made the last hit on the symbol is announced.

Three levels of warfare exist. The first war is all-out war, where any unit above level 39 can join to fight. In another war, only units from level 40-129 can fight. The final war is for players level 130 and higher.

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Often people pk (player kill) for fun and profit.

[edit] Guilds

Players can form guilds or clans which allow for more social interaction, other people to quest with and the addition of a cape and guild tag. They can also engage in guild wars, involving two guilds fighting each other. When a guild war is declared, the names of the guilds involved are announced.


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