In my opinion, it seems to be harder to level up and make friends, unless you already have them on stand-by for your new MMO. Me, in many cases, and many other people I've come into contact to have experienced this. Let me guide you through.

You (the gamer) download a pretty sweet looking MMORPG. ----> You install and make an account ----> Login ----> Wonder around, trying to get a feel of the game. ----> You level up for a while, only to come to find out that the only way to level faster is to kill monsters of a high level, in which can only be completed with a party ----> You struggle for hours looking for someone to play with.

Or

----> You find someone to play with, only to come to realize they don't speak your language or they quit early on you.


Now, you, the gamer, are furious, and you decide to get some real life/internet friends to play with you. They do, and you seem to level up. Now suppose one day your friend is away for some reason, and you want to meet some new friends. You see a group of people and walk up to them and say "Hello." in a normal response, you get a "Hi...." More like "Get away from us, noob."





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OMG Check out my uber 1337 skillz in teh combatz

By Phaux




This is a problem I've been seeing a lot around most games. It's really sad because most people that are new to a game leave automatically due to the game being difficult at early levels. Let me explain. You know the games such as GunZ, Rumble Fighter, Freestyle Street Basketball, Albatross18, and many, many other room based games? Well, they're really starting to become a chip on my shoulder. Why? Because, I make a character, and join up. I meet some cool people, learn some cool moves, thinking I'm pretty good at the game. Then, I join a room with pros that make new characters and then I go into a match. What happens? I get raped beyond belief. Such as GunZ. I go into a room and get massacred. I hear such words as "Noob learn to K-Style" or "OMG  You don't know how to BF?! Noob!" Or something along the lines of that.

Albatross18 = Has trick places where you need to shoot.
Rumble Fighter = Juggling with scrolls and other crazy glitches.
Freestyle Streetbasketball = Kukgi and glitch moves



Now I think I know what most of you are thinking, "Well, just learn the moves and get over it." Well,

Rumble Fighter Review
By Phaux



It's been a while now since I've done a review, hasn't it? Well, I'm back, and with a review of the game - Rumble Fighter. Let's get started now, shall me?


Quoted from the Rumble Fighter Site: ''A long time ago, an evil spirit known as the Shadow King planned to conquer the world and consume everyone in it. Many fighters fought hard in trying to defeat the evil king, but unfortunately some could not overcome the evil and became consumed by his power. These consumed fighters were known as the Dark Guardians. The Shadow King was defeated when fighters captured his evil spirit with the Sacred Seals and placed it underground in a location known as "Resurrection". After the defeat of the Shadow King, the Dark Guardians disappeared into the darkness as they waited for the perfect opportunity to strike again. The ancient Guardian fighters who fought and defeated the Shadow King, gathered together and handed down their special powers to others for the war against evil. These fighters placed their powers into entities known as ExoCores, so the power could be utilized in the future for other fighters if evil ever returns. Fighters known as "G

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I've returned after being very busy with school, and I have just posted a new review, Fantasy Tennis! Go to my blog, and check it out! ~
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