Comments on: MMORPG video: Cabal Online Philippines http://www.everyjoe.com/mmotaku/mmorpg-video-cabal-online-philippines/ MMORPGs – Not Just Recreation but a Way of Life Mon, 30 Nov 2009 20:15:48 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: kimat http://www.everyjoe.com/mmotaku/mmorpg-video-cabal-online-philippines/comment-page-1/#comment-127 kimat Sun, 18 May 2008 01:51:24 +0000 http://www.mmotaku.com/2008/05/15/mmorpg-video-cabal-online-philippines/#comment-127 eya joel. would it be alright if you wrote an article on your cbt experience in cabal online? i would be particularly interested on graphics (of course, who isn't), the skill and job systems, and the levelling system (whether it caters equally to solo play and party play). i guess to properly describe these elements, perhaps comparisons would be helpful. i would particularly appreciate it if you could compare its graphics vis-a-vis RF or tantra, its skill and job systems to ran, rf or lineage, and its levelling system to ran. since my experience with ran, i've always been cynical of how e-games run their mmos. in ran for example, every move you make, if you want to make something out of it, you have to spend. you can't properly sell your wares if you don't buy a shopcard, and at mid-levels, you won't get decent xp if you don't buy their hourly rosaries (you'd become a slave to the game since rosaries expire regardless of your game time). to me, these things are pretty basic and having realized this, ip e-games (profit-oriented guys that they are) takes advantage of this. im afraid of having to face-up to the same system in cabal. in any case, do keep us posted with regard to developments in cabal. eya joel. would it be alright if you wrote an article on your cbt experience in cabal online? i would be particularly interested on graphics (of course, who isn’t), the skill and job systems, and the levelling system (whether it caters equally to solo play and party play). i guess to properly describe these elements, perhaps comparisons would be helpful. i would particularly appreciate it if you could compare its graphics vis-a-vis RF or tantra, its skill and job systems to ran, rf or lineage, and its levelling system to ran.

since my experience with ran, i’ve always been cynical of how e-games run their mmos. in ran for example, every move you make, if you want to make something out of it, you have to spend. you can’t properly sell your wares if you don’t buy a shopcard, and at mid-levels, you won’t get decent xp if you don’t buy their hourly rosaries (you’d become a slave to the game since rosaries expire regardless of your game time). to me, these things are pretty basic and having realized this, ip e-games (profit-oriented guys that they are) takes advantage of this. im afraid of having to face-up to the same system in cabal.

in any case, do keep us posted with regard to developments in cabal.

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