The "Ark of Destiny" national server that got the version number at the end of last year finally has a new action, and it will start the first test (small-scale technical test) of the national server from today (March 9) to 12.
"Ark of Destiny" is a top-down action MMORPG online game developed by South Korea's Smile Gate, the game is mainly based on brushing equipment growth and multiplayer cooperative large-scale dungeons.
It is worth mentioning that "Ark of Destiny" pays great attention to the combat actions and special effects of the player character, even if it is a 2.5D perspective, the overall visual expression of the game is still very amazing.
In particular, its gorgeous combos and equipment-driven gameplay also make this game have a bit of a DNF shadow in the experience. It is precisely because of this that "Ark of Destiny" was once considered the successor of DNF national service in the player community.
So what are the specific similarities between the two of them?
First of all, the class system of "Ark of Destiny" is quite similar to DNF, it is divided into warrior, gunner, fighting, mage and assassin, and there are multiple class branches under each class system.
For example, the official website version of the national service version of the fighting system opens up fighting souls, qigong masters and boxing masters; The Gunner Department opens the Demon Hunter, Hawkeye and Gun Master. Do DNF players feel a sense of déjà vu?
The other is the gameplay part, as mentioned earlier, the game is mainly based on brushing equipment growth and multiplayer co-op large dungeons. Moreover, operation skills are also required in the process of brushing, not brainless brushing skills.
There is also in the equipment growth part, many of the cultivation points (krypton gold points) in it are also similar to DNF.
Of course, as a successor, the similarity of gameplay elements is only part of it, and the important thing is whether it can be sustained in terms of quality.
The performance of "Ark of Destiny" in this regard is beyond doubt. When the Steam version was launched before, "Ark of Destiny" had become a work that dominated the list, once gained millions of players overseas, and has maintained hundreds of thousands of online active people in subsequent operations, and is a frequent visitor to the Steam popularity list.
So today's topic will talk to you, will "Ark of Destiny" be the best successor to DNF? Everyone is welcome to come to the comment area to express their free opinions!