Warcraft Online Gold Has Arrived

I had pretty much given up wow gold on Square-Enix until I played Wakfu. I mean, Final Fantasy XIV was nearly impossible to get into, Final Fantasy XIII was a horrifyingly undeveloped straight line and we’re not even going to talk about MindJac. Based on players' strong requests, another new product, Iris Online Gold, was launched at BYGAMER in early April. As one of the largest game developing countries, Korean games were always popular with MMORPG players. But Wakfu is none of these things. I don’t even like MMOs and I’m madly in love with what I’ve played so far.  Square seems to be fully on board with this Ankama (The makers of Dofus) MMO and are looking to bring it to North America in all the right ways… so far.

Iris Online is a gypsy-themed fantasy MMORPG developed by Eyasoft, makers of Luna Plus and Titan Online and published by Gala-Net, publishers of worldwide sensational MMORPGs such as Flyff and Rappelz. With over 1000 quests, 22 themed instance dungeons, and an intricate Tarot Card system, Iris Online is a full feature MMORPG rich in both PvE and PvP action. Once the update goes live on April 27th, players of the Nexon fantasy MMORPG will be able to relive the famous 'Romeo and Juliet' storyline, join friends one's very own homestead farm, joust with the new lance weapon, participate in a masquerade ball and blaze into battle on a fire horse.

There is no formal tutorial, instead www.ugamegold.com/www.flywowgold.com there are several mini-tutorials along the way, allowing you to learn and practice each technique before another is shoved down your throat. The spacing between the lessons is adequate, although not ideal, and it allows you to practice whatever you learn in a somewhat safe environment. With splendid scene and interesting story plot, Iris Online is teenagers' favorite. Among MMORPG market, there existed some similar games, Ragnarok Online is one of them that made a pretty performance. It may distract players from games like WoW and RIFT for a while due it’s unique nature, but those players are sure to go back to what they’ve become accustomed to eventually.