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Publisher's Description
From Softnyx:
Rakion is an online strategy action game. The game focus on intense sword on sword battles with RPG style characters and settings, along with the strategic battle plans to provide the ultimate battle experiences.
Note:This is a very large (257MB) file and may take several hours to download via dial-up modem.
What's new in this version: This version is the first release on CNET Download.com.
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All versions:
3.8 starsout of 12 votes
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Current version:
3.6 starsout of 35 votes
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"its good"
Version: Rakion International 203
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"good"
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"Good because this where gamer can give their opinion about different types game"
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"Good for a Free Game"
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I like the mode of playing, its like a FPS turned into a RPG.
The variety of weapons its good too.
Cons
There only a few characters.
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"it sounds awsome"
Version: Rakion International 203
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the fighting and meeting new people
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nothing there is nothing i dont like
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"Skill Based Combat? Give Me A Break"
Version: Rakion International 203
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Of all of the Massively Multiplayer Online games that are available (let alone free), Rakion stands out from the pack for one reason: it's a fighting game. Not your typical fighting game, like looking at your character from the side. Instead, it's a game where you pick a fantasy-based character and roam the stage looking for other fantasy-based characters to destroy.
In a sense, levels really don't matter, and spreading out your points to several stats is generally considered foolish. Most players often build on their particular character's strengths. For example, Mage's ranged attacks are some of the most versatile and powerful in the game, so it would make sense, of course, to pile stat points into that one particular stat to beef up your kill ratio.
Unless there's twenty levels between you and an opposing character, it's true, you really won't notice much of a difference. Especially since most players don't know how to manage their stats properly, and spend all of their gold on crap they don't need. Upgrading your equipment is absolutely crucial, because the equipment you buy ups your stats, as well, further beefing up your character and, in many cases, helping make up for their weaknesses. Plus, it makes your character look different. Kind of.
For a free game, the graphics are better than average, and the gameplay is undeniably fun.
Cons
Until you get to play up against people who really know what they're doing. In a sense, Rakion is like a big, unpredictable game of Chess, where all the rules are thrown out the window. Some characters are just (sorry, hardcore Rakion fans) better suited to kill other characters/perform certain tasks than others. In this case, Ninja are best suited to do everything. There's no reason to play any other character, unless you like dying.
If you can figure out just how to 'grab' opponents (I'll save you time and frustration: click and hold both mouse buttons when intimately close to another player) as a Ninja, you've pretty much dominated the entire game. During the lengthy, high damage attack animation, you're completely invincible to opponent attacks until the animation is completely over, and two grabs will kill even Blacksmith, the heartiest of all the characters.
In Golem games, Ninja are fast and even trained monkeys can get to the Golden Golem first and destroy it long before anything else can get there, then dash right on past opposing players and have their golem dead in seconds, provided the opposing team doesn't have a few people set on defense, in which case a minute at best.
High level, experienced Ninja players will have little trouble destroying anyone who isn't in Chaos mode, which generally applies to ninety nine percent of your playing time. With that in mind, Ninja is not for everyone: if you can't master their glitchy blocking attack that allows them to move EVEN FASTER than normal, and block ALL FRONTAL ATTACKS, you're probably better off not playing at all.
This game is worth playing for the experience of playing it for a few days, then it's best to walk right out the door and never look back.
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