Water Margin Online 3.2

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• Price: Free
• Operating system: Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
• Date added: April 26, 2006
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• 2 stars

  10 out of 20 people found this review helpful

  Version: Water Margin Online 3.2

  "This game is still in beta...but still."

  by Mayx on April 27, 2006

  Pros: I liked the graphics. They had a nice feel to them.

  The training NPC's are quite to the point. It's very easy to get past the training.

  If this game had a purpose...I think it could be great.

  Cons: Let's start with the registration. You have to go to 108.com.my to register. It doesn't tell you that and there is no option to go there When you do get there you have to put in Passport/IC NO, and a contact #. I think it wants your phone # for contact but I have no clue what a Passport/IC NO is. I just typed in 12 numbers and it let me register.

  The setup needs to be patched right away. I'm not talking about some minor patch. It's a LARGE one that could take up to 20 minutes to finish for cable modems. The game was released TODAY. They couldn't have it all patched for download?

  There are bugs in the game. LOTS OF THEM. I actually was walking underwater for a while. I also ran away from a fight because I forgot to equip my sword, but about a minute after I was back in town it told me I killed the enemy. When there is no way I could have.

  The teleportation is a joke. You go one inch. It stops you from leaving town/areas but it says "Would you like to teleport to X" then it "teleports" you to the new area. Why would need to teleport less than a footstep away?

  Overall I didn't enjoy the game. It might have been pretty but no substance.

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• 4 stars

  3 out of 4 people found this review helpful

  Version: Water Margin Online 3.2

  "Pretty good, if you are willing to pay for it"

  by AOO on May 29, 2006

  Pros: The concept is tried and true. You won't see much in the way of true innovation going on in Water Margin, nor will you see anything immediately that will "wow" you. The graphics themselves are relatively good, not overdoing anything, but not undershooting the standard for this genre. Trees look like trees, people look like people, and weapons look exactly as should (by that I mean each weapon has an image and there is little to no recolors going on.)

  Diversity of the classes you start with are pretty much standard. You've got the physical high damagers, magic high damagers, healers, thief, and status upper.

  There are numerous quests that open up as you progress, and most are there to enhance the team game play incentive. You will have to team up if you want to complete some of them, as monsters soon become stronger than any solo player can handle.

  It is also free, with no restrictions, other than the few I will mention in the next section.

  Cons: Though the game is free, you won't get very far without purchasing points. Why? Because in order to level up at a better rate, you need to buy a BOLD FELLOWS PASS, that ups the amount you get from monsters. Otherwise you are cranking out 40 exp a monster trying to get several thousand exp to reach the next level.

  Also a con is the HERO system. This encourages botting. Basically you have an NPC that follows you, and it can fight for you. Though it was intended as a reward for completing a quest or paying to help you level up, people take it to another level by squatting in the middle of the game's many non aggressive monsters and letting the hero level them up overnight.

  The player driven economy is horrid. There is no balance to it. Spell books, which you need to learn your classes spells are sold for several hundred to thousand silver (Game's currency), which you can only obtain through quests and selling drops. There's not enough silver coming in, but more heading out.

  The exp penalty system was interesting, but quickly became a bother. If you die, you get a nice little penalty on your exp, so that until you gain exp enough to rid you of your punishment for dying, you get no exp whatsoever.

  Music is nice, but it's mostly 10second loops that quickly become more irritating that fitting.

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• 5 stars

  4 out of 4 people found this review helpful

  Version: Water Margin Online 3.2

  "im lovin it!!"

  by mun4ng on June 10, 2006

  Pros: well grafics is just so chunted..

  it would be a really fun game if you make friends and do your quest together.

  team sharing is the best.

  the people placing in the game is good n strategic.

  map is useful too.

  the penalty experience is really troublesome but its kinda fair. i mean penalty experience is only for those level higher than 10.their level is high so they should learn to take responsibility rite?

  you die, you get penalty points.

  Cons: sometimes when you fight in a place with 3 or more gamers...there are just not enough monsters to kill!

  to learn a skill, you need skill books(they are hard to get hold of).

  to learn the skill really needs lotsa $$, at least 2k.

  sometimes when the game refresh, you can't move..so you'll die if you're fighting a monster

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• 2 stars

  2 out of 6 people found this review helpful

  Version: Water Margin Online 3.2

  "Good graphics, overall bad"

  by punchblades on May 10, 2006

  Pros: The graphics were nice and 3d.

  Training was easy. Easy to be hooked.

  Cons: Many bugs, anti-social players, hard to register- find the site.

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• 1 stars

  2 out of 5 people found this review helpful

  Version: Water Margin Online 3.2

  "Rubbish"

  by Matt100093 on June 4, 2006

  Pros: 1. It's Acctully Got OK Graphics

  2. That Is All

  Cons: 1. Boring, Incredibly

  2. Weird, Impossible

  3. Not Enjoyable.

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