낭만강호: 추억의 패키지 게임

With the upcoming release of Gokrakok and level 100 soon, I've transplanted it to Gon-gon, who I'll be relying on for a while until I get the Eojang-geom. After setting up 4 characters with 6 slots, I'll aim for 7 characters again. I'm talking about the colored fragments given when you win the Conqueror's Duel. And regarding the 'Great Fortune' for Dohwa and Namji, after running simulations for the 'Three-Handed Craft', it seems each requires at least 30,000 of each of the three types of materials. LOL. I guess I'll have to give up on the Three-Handed Craft for this version.

I managed to get it done with 400 items instead of the original 2000. However, I have no idea if it's good or bad for the other companions, Daegil, Dohwa, and Namji, as the estimates are off. Daegil and Dohwa actually got worse.. I'll have to hold out until the 'Ang' event comes out.

I've written a guide on my blog that covers the essential parts of the game for beginners, focusing on the start-up guide and a strategy guide for the core rewards: Mudobi and the Mansion. I figured that when you're new and don't know what to focus on, it's more helpful to learn the crucial information summarized rather than getting bogged down in various side details. That's why I wrote this. The content of the post includes points to be careful about when starting the game and a brief overview of the rewards for the Mansion and Mudobi. I created this blog specifically to organize and post game guides in the future. Check the link for more details. This is too long to post on PlayO.

Yep, that's me. My backpack is full of quest items and other stuff, so it's bursting at the seams... While items don't disappear when your backpack is full, it causes a major problem: you can't use Light Step when moving between maps. In the game 'Romantic Warrior', not being able to use Light Step means you can't cross water or climb mountains.

I finally picked up the Jinpa Bokheedoh today, which I had left neglected because no one needed it.

I started in the first server way back and have been playing casually whenever I have time, and it's been a small but fun experience. Since I'm a light spender, I never even considered crafting, but lately, as my progression has hit a wall, I've started looking into it.

I started 'Nangman Gangho' out of curiosity for its wuxia atmosphere, but the process of leveling up characters and getting stronger is more fun than I expected, so I keep playing lol. As expected from a wuxia game, it's quite enjoyable to wander around, meet various characters, and follow the story. There's also a satisfaction in growing characters and martial arts one by one. I especially felt proud seeing my character, who wasn't very strong at first, gradually become more powerful by equipping gear and learning martial arts. When I get new martial arts or equipment, I feel like trying to combine them in various ways lol. The atmosphere is also quite calm, so it seems like a game where you can enjoy growing your character slowly rather than rushing. If you like wuxia or games where you steadily develop your character, you might end up playing it for quite a while!

The photo shows the answers for a quiz-type daily quest in Shaolin. The problem is that Shaolin isn't the only one giving these daily quests... In Taegeukgyo, you'll get questions about medicinal herbs and Taoism. In Geomwanggak, you'll get questions about swordsmanship. It's manageable if you have multiple devices to spread them out on, but if not, well... good luck.

누구에게 이 게임이 잘 맞을 지 글 올렸는데 다들 이 게임은 영 아니라고 하네... 나랑 그분만 재밌게 한 건가.

추천 -무협소설 좋아하는 사람 -경쟁 없이 느긋하게 하고 싶은 사람(PvP 순위매김 컨텐츠가 있으나 필수는 아님) -옛날 감성 그래픽 좋아하는 사람 -흐름을 끊는 광고가 없는 게임 찾는 사람(단, 보상형 광고는 존재함) 비추천 -젬 벌이용 게임을 찾는 사람(광고는 선택이나 성장을 위해 방치가 필수임) -빠르고 시원시원한 성장을 원하는 사람 -매 순간마다 나무위키 펼쳐야 하는 게 싫은 사람