Friendly fire is on so you have to use tactics to not have your mages or archers accidentally kill you or your healers accidentally heal the enemy. The developers said the combat was similar to how Mount and Blade works. Mounted combat as well as hit detection, you can't walk through enemies. Between these cities are small villages that clans can claim to gather resources as well. Use it to collect resources, craft what items are needed, and open to sieges from other clans. Clans claim pre-determined plots of land(to ensure clans fight for land, limited spots) and then build their cities on the land. The meat and potatoes of the game is clan warfare. The game has little emphasise on equipment, it is meant to be easily replaced, skill is what matters in fights, and tactics. When you die, all your equipment is left on your body to be fully looted.

Of course you have to accept that guards will probably kill you and you will suffer an alignment drop. You can PvP anywhere, even in NPC cities. There is no levels, but there are skills that you raise by doing actions corresponding to it(like Arm, but in DFO you will know what level they are).

That's the main inspiration by the developers. It has started to become more well-known.īasically it's like old-school UO. Many people joked about it being vaporware for awhile, but with news of publishing deals, previews of the game, and a newly released gameplay video. I'm surprised no one else has picked up on Darkfall Online which releases later this year and Beta starting in just a few weeks. Many members here play and talk about a lot of other MMOs. Non-Armageddon Discussion > Non-Armageddon Discussion

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