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Dofus

By admin | May 15, 2010

Description

A dragon named Bolgrot came into the eternal Province Amakna or runs Dofus. The young Rykke Errel was the only one brave enough to face the terrible creature of Dofus.

Instead of reducing him to dust as it would have been very easy, the dragon bowed down before the young knight and swore loyalty to him.
Rykke Helsephine encountered, a young enchantress, and fell madly in love. Introducing Helsephine to Bolgrot, Rykke could not imagine what…

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But it is the cute new massively multiplayer role-playing, Dofus! For some it feels like a Zelda game.

For the record, the province of Amakna living happily when a white knight believer kill a dragon for the love of his beautiful s’aperçu it was a strap. The wise men of the province thought more prudent to hide the eggs that all that they contain (at least according to gossip in progress) immense powers.
But, of course, they have mysteriously disappeared one day.

Of course it is out of question (without interest) to throw herself headlong into the search of the famous eggs. Besides, between the hilarious quests NPCs (which ranges from research to peak for a serial killers than poppy seeds to relieve the wounds of a cat that’ll have cheated at cards), finding a job (bin yes you start without a penny), trade, duels with other players attack monsters or simply exploring the playground that now with the mysterious Wabbit Island becomes a quest of her own, you have plenty to do.

I advise you in any case to study the many classes and professions (you can create up to 5 different characters) and especially to join a group of players.
Besides, since I am, there’s still room in mine……
Alas, three times alas, all is not perfect in this game apart from the few bugs increasingly rare due to his extreme youth. Some aspects of the game make it sometimes very unpleasant.

First of all, you control a character at a time. That is understandable, but while you are conducting the other should do nothing, not even keeping the store, nothing. Views need to surf from one character to another, one example scything wheat for half an hour (at 11 seconds of time per grain of wheat knowing it takes two to make a bag of flour that will make one loaf you’ve got to be patient!) then you sign off for the other to bake bread and then disconnect either for sale or to give to another private who will use it … etc.. At the end it becomes a real torture.

Almost nothing is said about the different classes; you have a quick summary, a few spells and out. What are the points of strength for one, what will be the best use of bonus spells for the other, how many points you earn by killing this monster. Nothing at all, remains to be tested and you fall back on the forum where more experienced players you will perhaps share their views. In short, a true manual of the game would not be too much.

You started to get water and when you return to your screen your character has more life, more items, and more money? Normal, you can be attacked at any time and the attacker has stolen everything you. Moreover it often happens that you do you steer the corner of the bakery, so you did not ask. This aspect of the game, much maligned right now, gives rise to a settling of scores (the attackers becoming demons and angels châtieurs) you pay the price at any time without asking.

Finally, it is claimed that the moderators are completely invisible in game Surely you have here and there to help NPC robotic at first, but recognizable real moderators who wander here and there from time to time it would be nice.

But hey … when a massively multiplayer will find someone perfect eggs DOFUS. In addition he is French and not really cheap subscription: 5 € / month.