Kingdom Under Fire 2 Introduced the Spellsword Character Class - MMORPG.com

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Kingdom Under Fire 2 Introduced the Spellsword Character Class - MMORPG.com

Kingdom Under Fire II has introduced yet another class in the Spellsword. Let's take a look.

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Aeander

This would be my class, but someone's gone and genderlocked it.

Fuck Asian MMOs.

alkarionlog

this game was always genderlock you are a decade late

Aeander

alkarionlog said:

this game was always genderlock you are a decade late

And it was bad a decade ago. Doesn't stop being a cut corner. It just means they've had a decade to uncut that corner and haven't.

Roin

I've become part of the gaming problem. I bought the 100 dollar pack.

Siysrril

I used to be so hyped about this game, like 4 years ago. Now, I'm not sure I'm interested, will give it a check tho.

Neoyoshi

Jesus, this game has been in development/localization limbo for over a decade.

Also keep in mind this game has gone through multiple closed/open beta's and has been shut down multiple times.

Magplar

oh my god this is so mind blowing!

Xiaoki

Aeander said:

alkarionlog said:

this game was always genderlock you are a decade late

And it was bad a decade ago. Doesn't stop being a cut corner. It just means they've had a decade to uncut that corner and haven't.

Yes, every game should be made to the way that YOU like them. And, if any game dares to not meet your exacting specifications then they are bad. Shame be upon the heads of those lazy developers. Shame!

TiamatRoar

Xiaoki said:

Aeander said:

alkarionlog said:

this game was always genderlock you are a decade late

And it was bad a decade ago. Doesn't stop being a cut corner. It just means they've had a decade to uncut that corner and haven't.

Yes, every game should be made to the way that YOU like them. And, if any game dares to not meet your exacting specifications then they are bad. Shame be upon the heads of those lazy developers. Shame!

Games are a business. They've lost that poster's business. They had a decade to add Male spellcasters and earn that player's business as well as the business of players with similar tastes yet they did not.

Perhaps there's a reason or several this game never drummed up enough prospective business to be worth porting to the west for an entire decade.  Being too cheap, lazy, and/or incompetent to do things that would add business tends to be one of the more probable factors in things like that, I imagine.