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Does anyone know of any good 2d mmorpgs, kinda like Endless-Online, or TFG?

Dark Ages ;c, I just heard about that. I think it's 2D...

Judging from the 2 screenshots I see on the main page, it looks a lot like Endless. Thanks a lot mate!

Not to mention, it's alive with updates :D

Edit: Just found out, the creators of Dark Ages have another 2d mmorpg called "Nexus, the Kingdom of the Winds".

Another game I might try out.

I liked Ghost Online side scrolling 2d mmorpg. 

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You should play Wonderking. I like it heaps betterthan maplestory. Google Wonderking, give it a go its quite fun.

colbymsn posted: (6th Feb 2012, 07:18 pm)

Dark ages inspired vult-r so he made a team up of his buddy's from the game and they worked togatherer and made endless online.

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For anyone on a little history behind Endless Online


The programmer and creator of Endless Online is an old SGDA/MYDA player named Aenoud, who is also a very oldddd friend of mine. Most ofhis original staff members are also original players of the games too. I cannot remember what it was called though (There was Temuair, and Oph.. something) -- he mainly played Legends a majority of the time. When some of the players from the much more populated USDA (as it used to be called) andSGDA started to finally migrate to our small 90-150 player community, a few of the more clever ones brought along packeting techniques with them. The staff behind MYDA was extremely negligent and incompetent, and made absolutely zero attempt to stop any of the abuse (such as packeting 20 assailsfor example, leveling new characters to 99 by spamming religion masses, etc)

The abuse started was a slow flame that ignited, and led to the creation of a program (originating from SGDA) that allowed packets to besent via hotkeys for instantaneous features, such as infinite Glioca Dion. The game was obviously and immediately ruined, and the server became extremely unstable to the point it became unplayable.


Aenoud was so in love with the game, he began work on an extremely alpha version of what is "Endless Online" today, it simply featured theworld's nurrztiest combat system, and you chose a static image of an aisling wearing random armor that you clicked around on a map that was a screenshot of an empty Dark Ages map. That small nurrzty chatbox eventually grew into this massive game that he owns today, I still have screenshots from theearly alpha testing where we'd walk around a blank map excited that we were able to support 8-9 players.

None the less, he was enthusiastic to keep me informed as development grew until we eventually grew out of touch due to my own hobbies,but about a year ago I went back and chatted with him on MSN about it - he gave me a tour of the current game and hosted an event for the players with myself as a special guest. The players absolutely freak out at his presence and treat him as if hes some sort of god, which was amusing and bizarreto me since hes just plain boring Aenoud to me :P


Still yet, I won't ever down this game, the guy worked ridiculously hard on it almost completely solo from the ground up, simply becausehe was a hardcore Dark Ages fan.

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Wow Wonderking looks cool! Very unique gameplay it seems.

Thank you for your suggestions, and keep em coming!

clive posted: (6th Feb 2012, 07:34 pm)

colbymsn posted: (6th Feb 2012, 07:18 pm)

Dark ages inspired vult-r so he made a team up of his buddy's from the game and they worked togatherer and made endless online.

___________________________________________________________________

For anyone on a little history behind Endless Online


The programmer and creator of Endless Online is an old SGDA/MYDA player named Aenoud, who is also a very oldddd friend of mine. Mostofhisoriginal staff members are also original players of the games too. I cannot remember what it was called though (There was Temuair, and Oph.. something) -- he mainly played Legends a majority of the time. When some of the players from the much more populated USDA (as it used to be called)andSGDAstarted to finally migrate to our small 90-150 player community, a few of the more clever ones brought along packeting techniques with them. The staff behind MYDA was extremely negligent and incompetent, and made absolutely zero attempt to stop any of the abuse (such as packeting 20assailsforexample, leveling new characters to 99 by spamming religion masses, etc)

The abuse started was a slow flame that ignited, and led to the creation of a program (originating from SGDA) that allowed packetstobesent via hotkeys for instantaneous features, such as infinite Glioca Dion. The game was obviously and immediately ruined, and the server became extremely unstable to the point it became unplayable.


Aenoud was so in love with the game, he began work on an extremely alpha version of what is "Endless Online" today, it simplyfeaturedtheworld's nurrztiest combat system, and you chose a static image of an aisling wearing random armor that you clicked around on a map that was a screenshot of an empty Dark Ages map. That small nurrzty chatbox eventually grew into this massive game that he owns today, I still havescreenshots fromtheearly alpha testing where we'd walk around a blank map excited that we were able to support 8-9 players.

None the less, he was enthusiastic to keep me informed as development grew until we eventually grew out of touch due to my ownhobbies,butabout a year ago I went back and chatted with him on MSN about it - he gave me a tour of the current game and hosted an event for the players with myself as a special guest. The players absolutely freak out at his presence and treat him as if hes some sort of god, which was amusing andbizarreto mesince hes just plain boring Aenoud to me :P


Still yet, I won't ever down this game, the guy worked ridiculously hard on it almost completely solo from the ground up, simplybecausehewas a hardcore Dark Ages fan.

where did you get that text from?

colbymsn posted: (6th Feb 2012, 07:36 pm)

clive posted: (6th Feb 2012, 07:34 pm)

colbymsn posted: (6th Feb 2012, 07:18 pm)

Dark ages inspired vult-r so he made a team up of his buddy's from the game and they worked togatherer and made endless online.

___________________________________________________________________

For anyone on a little history behind Endless Online


The programmer and creator of Endless Online is an old SGDA/MYDA player named Aenoud, who is also a very oldddd friend of mine.Mostofhisoriginal staff members are also original players of the games too. I cannot remember what it was called though (There was Temuair, and Oph.. something) -- he mainly played Legends a majority of the time. When some of the players from the much more populated USDA (as it used to becalled)andSGDAstarted to finally migrate to our small 90-150 player community, a few of the more clever ones brought along packeting techniques with them. The staff behind MYDA was extremely negligent and incompetent, and made absolutely zero attempt to stop any of the abuse (such as packeting20assailsforexample, leveling new characters to 99 by spamming religion masses, etc)

The abuse started was a slow flame that ignited, and led to the creation of a program (originating from SGDA) that allowed packetstobesentvia hotkeys for instantaneous features, such as infinite Glioca Dion. The game was obviously and immediately ruined, and the server became extremely unstable to the point it became unplayable.


Aenoud was so in love with the game, he began work on an extremely alpha version of what is "Endless Online" today, itsimplyfeaturedtheworld's nurrztiest combat system, and you chose a static image of an aisling wearing random armor that you clicked around on a map that was a screenshot of an empty Dark Ages map. That small nurrzty chatbox eventually grew into this massive game that he owns today, I stillhavescreenshots fromtheearly alpha testing where we'd walk around a blank map excited that we were able to support 8-9 players.

None the less, he was enthusiastic to keep me informed as development grew until we eventually grew out of touch due to myownhobbies,butabout a year ago I went back and chatted with him on MSN about it - he gave me a tour of the current game and hosted an event for the players with myself as a special guest. The players absolutely freak out at his presence and treat him as if hes some sort of god, which was amusingandbizarreto mesince hes just plain boring Aenoud to me :P


Still yet, I won't ever down this game, the guy worked ridiculously hard on it almost completely solo from the ground up,simplybecausehewas a hardcore Dark Ages fan.

where did you get that text from?

http://www.planetda.net/index.php?/topic/24188-dark-ages-is-a-copy-of-endless-online/page__st__30 

 Anthony Pro  

 He posted it ^

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You could try Maplestory(Nexon) or Lunia(IJJI). Lunia may be more 3d'ish than 2d but it all depends on what you personally think. (Parentheses are the US Hosts)

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Misca posted: (6th Feb 2012, 09:26 pm)

You could try Maplestory(Nexon) or Lunia(IJJI). Lunia may be more 3d'ish than 2d but it all depends on what you personally think. (Parentheses are the US Hosts)

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http://www.tsu.co/Deltro
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Personally I hate it because once you beat all the quests/scenarios w/e you want to call them, you basically have nothing to do except re run them.

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Misca posted: (6th Feb 2012, 09:41 pm)

Personally I hate it because once you beat all the quests/scenarios w/e you want to call them, you basically have nothing to do except re run them.

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http://www.ctronic.ga
http://www.tsu.co/Deltro
https://www.reverbnation.com/deltro9