I also  plan to rewrite my Atlantica one. The one I have now is a CBT review, I'll do a Final one later into December.

ENJOY!

P.S. If you hate it, then you make a better one! Bitches I did not spend over three hours making this just to have you say it sucks!

I'll post The first episode here!

After that things ran smoothly for most of us. Many other players were getting disconnects out the nose! The experience for phase one of CBT were x10 as well as the drop rate. You could also buy cash shop items with gold. The bad thing about the drop rates during both phases of CBT was that no weapons or armor would drop until you started killing monsters like Anabola Cyst and Ace Assassin Builder?'s. At the end of CBT phase one I had a level 35cora Summoner. He would hvae been higher, but CCR inc. wanted to see if they should give us bonus PT experience as well as level experience. This made it so that most players only had the starter level spells and skills.

Here is a screenshot from CBT 1: (I'd have more but when I installed the game, it did not give me a screenshots folder)

After that, CBT phase 2 came along. This one had more errors than the last. Every

The other four classes breakdown as such:

BeastMaster- A powerful user of both melee and magic. The BeastMaster (BM) can summon creatures such as trample tigers to do his bidding. He can even transform into powerful creatures like a Titan or Succubus. The BeastMaster is also a user of elements. The Element attacks that he uses are extremely dangerous to his foes. The TransKinght and Beastmaster can both use most of the melee weapons.
 

Foema- The Magic class of the group. The Foema can heal, teleport, and deal major DPS (Damage Per Second). She can even use most of the hunters weapons. Her skills can make her very useful in party. She can even heal whole groups at a time or teleport them all at once.

Hunter- The ranged user of the classes. She can use a wide assortment of skills that boost her strength by doubling it at the least. her ranged attacks make her a fight to be reckoned with. SHe can even use a wide assortment of melee class weapons called

Number 5: The Colossi from Shadow of the Colossus (PS2)

These suckers were hard as crap. On average it takes a person 10 minutes (first colossus) to (in my case) 4 hours for the main boss. Each colossus differs in size, shape, and difficulty as do most bosses. Each one has vital points that you must stab (shank, puncture, cut, etc.) in order to bring it's life down. Getting to those vitals...let's say it's harder than it looks. There are a total of sixteen of these huge guys (only a couple small ones).

Number 4: Sephiroth of Final Fantasy VII (PS)

Don't we all just love the bosses with swords longer than a football stadium? Seriously! This guy is just plain hard! After he made a guest appearance in Kingdom Hearts II, Final Fantasy VII fans were thrilled to take a shot at this mini-boss to get a new keyblde. Sadly, but funny, they got their butts kicked after realizing that you would probably need to be 70-99 and have Ultima Weapon just to beat him. Won't those defeats make great bloopers?

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