
Dragon Nest is an online action role-playing game that combines the blazingly fast combat and visually stunning attacks of a console game with the epic story and role-playing elements of classic MMORPGs.
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Now I'm just a humble gamer, but if you'd humor me, I have a simple, yet brilliant suggestion. Perhaps fix your launcher so people can at the very least be allowed to play your increasingly greedy freemium game with the world's biggest content drought? It's one thing to be so lazy you refuse to add anything interesting other than the same rotated seasonal events and force a fatigue system down our throats to force us to grind and/or pay you more money. That, despite how horrible it is, I can live with. At least I'd enjoy what few good things are left. But the laziness has gotta end somewhere, and I draw the line at refusing to fix the only way your playerbase gets access to your game on here. I don't recommend it until the devs give half a crap and fix the game-breaking issues. The 0.2 hours on here I have are literally all me attempting to log in, let that sink in, fellas.
Lost my 3k+ hours account during the game company migration. Nice.
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Hay-day for this game was like... Thirteen years ago. I wouldn't recommend it today based on the trajectory the game has been on for the last decade. There are better games to play these days. Sad though because DN used to be good.
This game have energy system. That means is like most phone games you have a limited time to play
"This application needs to be run from steam" Is that right? I guess ill leave a negative review through whatever this is, because apparently its not steam.
This game does not want you to play it, it will do everything it can to make sure you just do not spend any time learning how any of its mechanics work or what is going on. They've put in a "quest" where you type something in chat and gain cosmetics that increase your stats to a point where you could afk in a dungeon for several hours without dying, and even without it, you're already 1 hitting every enemy you come across. So whatever they've done with the balance, there's no point trying to go through the story. My friend played that clown class that's tagged as "new" and hit level cap within 3 hours, while myself and another friend only got about halfway there in the same time, so I can only assume that class has a specific exp boost because they wanted people to create new characters whenever it really was new. We were playing at the same time, but I can assure you that no coop happened since the game also doesnt want you going through story beats while in a party, and since we were all starting from scratch, that's all we could really do. This isnt so much an MMO at this point as it is a game where you speedrun hitting max level and then quit.
Dragon Nest surprised me with how fast it pulled me in. The combat is snappy and satisfying, especially for a game this old—it still holds up with its fluid movement and flashy skills. I’ve been leveling my Black Mara and even without the transformation unlocked yet, she feels powerful and stylish. The class design is unique, and I’m excited to see how she evolves once I unlock her full potential. The world has a nostalgic charm, and the dungeon runs are quick but engaging. It’s easy to hop in for a short session or grind for a few hours. The community’s still active, and I’ve had fun teaming up for tougher content. If you’re into action MMOs with anime flair and tight controls, Dragon Nest is worth diving into. Just be ready to chase that transformation—it’s a journey, but it feels rewarding.
cant even log in. the login menu is just a white screen you cant click on lmfao
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Why would I play this game, when I cant even look at the publisher's own page? I'm sorry but if I can't see your Steam Profile. I'm not playing your game or paying into it. Set up your publisher account, or disappear.
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