It has absolutely stunning character models and pretty solid graphics overall given this is 11 years old. This game has some of the best action combat in the MMO genre, providing interactive engagement with environments, enemies and objects. And given you’ll probably be spending a lot of time in there queueing for instances to run, they’d better be. Impactful, for the most part.Įven the hubs themselves look decent enough. Skills all look and feel relatively believable. I’m well aware some people find this to be a very large issue in games like Final Fantasy XIV – they think all of the special effects detract from the game. I don’t know how Vindictus does it, but they continue to impress me with each and every new class they release.Ībilities don’t look overly flashy. The characters themselves look better than the models found in most MMOs even released today – games like Astellia, Bless Unleashed, New World.
Monsters specific to the environments you come across. At least pertaining to some of the environments.įor the most part this game looks great – it has very diverse areas. Other times, you can see how dated the engine really is. Graphically, Vindictus is hit and miss for me. This is evident in games like Final Fantasy XIV and Guild Wars 2 where you don’t necessarily have as much variety and control over your character as you do in something like Black Desert or Blade & Soul. I’m sure all you fashionistas out there can relate and fully understand what I mean.Ĭustomization is always a large part of the MMO-scene. Otherwise it throws the entire thing off. Which, let’s be real here – when the underwear your character wears is shown underneath your outfit, it’s important to match everything up.
Either via the use of the cash shop – which is what I used, or via special vouchers obtainable in-game that allow you to purchase hairstyles, outfits and. However after making it in-game you’ll learn that there’s so much more available to you. Your character ends up looking very basic, very generic. When you create your character, you’re given very little in the way of customization. While I have a lot of fun messing around with the combat, it’s not the only focus of mine. The kinds of crazy things you can do in this game are unrivaled. You can pick objects up – you can pick enemy weapons up – heck, you can, at times, pick enemies themselves up and use all of the above as weapons. While Vindictus utilizes an action combat system, it takes it a step further by allowing players to interact with the environment around them and even the enemies in some instances. But I chalk this up to poor reflexes more than anything. I found myself, at times, missing the mark on my thrusts and ending up on the other side of the room. mobile, I guess, than I would’ve expected her to be. Not that there weren’t at least 10 other classes I was interested in trying. I opted to select the new Tessa class, as I’d done a dedicated video on her announcement when Nexon revealed her. YOLO’d it, but I’m well aware how an optimal build would’ve allowed me to excel at my class to a much greater degree. I wasn’t following a build personally so I kinda just. You have plenty of variety over your character in terms of what abilities you want to learn, enhance and pursue. This is a game with, once again, arguably one of the better action combat systems out there.
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