This review is partly reproduced from MMOsite Writer
Club memberNeramaar's blog.
Upon completing the Tutorial you will be teleported to your
respective starting zone, and can begin questing. Most of the beginner quests
are similar to the Tutorial quests but help to solidify your understanding of
the game, and make you feel very much at home. After another hour or so you will
have learned much more about forging new weapons and many of different and new
features that Rohan has to offer. I'm going to explain a few of the main ones
here:
M.Kill:
Another of the new and
exiting features packed into Rohan is the M.Kill system, which allows for an EXP
bonus after killing a certain number of enemies consecutively. For example,
after killing 19 consecutive enemies, the 20th monster killed would award 5x the
normal XP, so make sure than enemy is a few levels higher than you. This
increases with 10x XP awarded at 40 kills, 13.5x at 60 kills, and so on. This
feature is also used when partying with other players, and works in the same way
but with different bonuses.
PK:
PK, or player killing,
plays a large part in the world of Rohan. Similar to games like Lineage 2,
players are always able to kill another player whenever they choose, provided
they are not in a 'safe zone' such as town. For every three hours of game time
players are allowed to kill 5 other players without the risk of any penalties,
but if that limit is exceeded then the player will be branded as a murderer and
when killed will suffer a large EXP loss and have an increased chance to drop
their items alongside no longer being able to enter towns for fear of being
eliminated by the guards on sight. Once branded a murderer you will stay that
way for 15 hours of play time, causing you to choose your targets
carefully.
As an interesting twist, Rohan has included a revenge system in
the game, allowing you to teleport instantly to a player that has killed you and
extract your revenge. This can only be done once per player, and can also be
done in groups to take down a higher level foe causing havoc in the area. This,
alongside all of your other PK battles are recorded in your Hit List, which will
keep track of your last 50 fights and their outcomes.
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