Asobimo who's played what?

pvp is a tough thing to get right in mmos
i have played so many mmos that i pretty much quit playing them sense i seen it all

i loved raising a pet in iruna but i not tryed in toram
pets in iruna help you solo more and just fun to play with on your island

 

Toram pets rely to much on RNG.
Wespon type, nature...hell even skills are random

 

Also...Iruna pets pick up stuff!! *^*)
Everything from normal junk to arms and xtas!!
And insta revive you when you get killed.

 

Iruna kinda sucks for new players it basically ran my character around for me for the intro my character was level 15 before I did anything. Then I finally got a quest killed the monsters and ran around for like 15 minutes looking for the caravan leader who gave me the quest I talked to everyone but no luck. I mean seems like great fun but it lacks direction maybe toram quest arrow has me expecting too much.

 

There's a circle in the lower right corner on the map that directs towards mq.

 

Oh and these are the other 2 ava arms I've gotten from daily login gifts.
Both come with wings.

 

I've tried both the green circles and. The blue Circles one set leads me to the monsters which I killed the other leads me back to the guy who resets stat points.

 

Maybe this will help. And try the city option instead of quest.
http://iruna-online.weebly.com/main-quest.html

 

I figured it out finally thanks for the help it was directing me to the right person I just wasn't clicking the. Correct button I was trying to turn it in like in toram by clicking quest and looking for the quest I was on, had to click chat to turn it in.

 

The jump option to cancel a combo and avoid aoe is dam great idea.

 

Played Iruna, Toram, StellaCept(for awhile) and also played God Eater, which is technically also an Asobimo game. XD
I liked Iruna. Until it got screwy with me too many times that I decided it wasn't worth it anymore. What's the point of it all if I can only login every other time there is an event. :V

I played StellaCept for awhile, as a suggestion to me by an in-game friend. I like scifi stuff mind you, but the StellaCept felt more 3rd person Call of Duty than a Sci-fi Action RPG game I was told it was gonna be. >.>

There are a few games worth mentioning just by the fact that they are not well-known to be Asobimo games:

God Eater Online
I liked the Monster Hunter-y gameplay. Might go back to it in the future once everything is readable in English :3

BTOOOM!
That's how it's really spelled, with 3 O's. xD I read the manga it was based on but I doubt they can emulate the story into the game very well. :V Battle Royale game play can be done, sure. But I mean.... You blow up if you try to escape the island in the manga... do you blow up if you leave the arena in the game version? XDDD

Fantasy Earth Genesis
Square Enix's attempt to re-introduce an old PC franchise into the Moblie MMORPG market. It's not out yet and I haven't played Fantasy Earth Zero, so I have no clue what this would look like at all. from what I understood in the TGS streams and the few YT streams, they offer Raid-type gameplay? You need to take out some number of Obelisks first before taking out an epic gigantic boss monster? I can't understand Japanese well enough to have a good grasp on what they were describing back then, but they were Hyping the game HARD for a good while.

 

iruna

 

In chronological order, all the Asobimo titles I played (Sans the repetition of me jumping games)
1. Avabel. A (mostly) fun title from Asobimo, that is somehow getting ported to the Nintendo Switch...???????
(H O W ? ? ? ? ? WHY NOT PORT TORAM?)
Well, it used to be alot harder without the newfangled tutorial (That I played through after my return to Avabel after I was done with Iruna), as they don't give you the luxury of the Toram arrow, so you're mostly just fumbling around the 1-3 floors grinding until you find the Quest and Dungeon map, where you get floor quests to advance the story (Or lack thereof) and get to more floors. Thank God for the tutorial now, because you wouldn't be lost like me, or anyone who has played Avabel in the past. On the other hand, I like the class diversity and skills. (Especially advanced classes. So flashy.)
I currently run a Rebirth 1 Assassin - Storm Raider. And I had to whale my way to Rebirth. The game's incredibly pay-to-win, and that's my only gripe against it. Even gear is pay-to-win, with premium currency equipment. And no, I don't mean avatars! (I'm looking at you, Astra tier equipment and Runic gear >.<)

2. Toram. I believe this game needs no introduction. (I mean, this IS the Toram Forums, you get the point.)
I can safely say, this was the best Asobimo title I've watched develop in the past 2(?) years. Although the lack of dodging was jarring, and the auto attack was infuriating at first, but hey, unrestricted builds!
Also, I like the story of this game. Cliche at some parts, but it's better than no story. (*Cough*Avabel*cough*)

3. Stellarcept. ...No comment, except it's Avabel, but SPACE!
...Is what I would've said, if they didn't somehow make the combat feel extremely clunky. (Or is that just me?) Seriously, combo chaining, with latency. Best. Idea. Ever.
I am, however a fan of the weapon variety. And the actual presence of a story. (It might seem like I hate Avabel for its lack of a story, but I find that that isn't really the most pressing issue about it. Just to make it clear, I hate Avabel for its P2W.)

4. Iruna. I barely touched this one, so I really have no comment, except the obvious comment of: This is just like Toram, but older. (Kinda the point, as Toram IS a continuation of Iruna's story, sort of like a spiritual successor.)
...Yup, that shows how much I played Iruna. (Barely left the tutorial area. I suck xD) Toram spoiled me.

5. Aurcus. This game. It basically takes Avabel style combat, and makes it slower, somehow. Though, I have to give the devs credit for not screwing it up like Stellarcept. It's this awkward mix of Avabel and Toram's combat systems, with the button layout and attack style of Avabel, but the slightly slower pace of Toram's combat. It's kind of weird.
Pretty fun classes, I guess. (I've only tried 3 classes) Oh, and actually some story.
Now to the awful part of the game. STATS. Seriously, who thought to make the stats COLLECTABLES? It's dumb, it's annoying to try to max out your stats for your level, and it's unnecessary.


PS. To address your problem of every weapon/armor looking the same in Avabel, that's just because they do all look the same. Only slight color changes occur in the models to show you the rarity of the equipment (How many *s the equipment is). One example would be daggers, where the colour of the handle wraps change. (Base 1* is red, 2* is blue iirc)
Avabel and character customisation? Not happening unless you are willing to shell real cash into the premium avatar spins, or somehow get rich enough to buy the in-game avatars off the player market.

 

Lol no issue with all the hackers running around on Avabel? It's the main reason why I ditched it

 

I don't pvp, so not really. Though I've seen one instance of that in Unlimited Field in the past soo...

 

Well, I'm a Asobimo's fan for a long time so I have played all of their 3D MMORPGs even the ones that still in development and dead ones (Warubure, X-world), And I gotta say, theyre really good at that, each game has a differente aspects, system and gameplay, by far my favorite ones are Pucchito Chronicles and Toram but I will give my opnion on all of their games that I played.

Avabel: I gotta say the strongest point in this game for me was the stunning visual effects and combat, theres only 2 sad things about this game; Costumes costs way too much and quests are very repetitive.

Izanagi: I didn't really "liked" this game at all, while Avabel has a stunning visual effect this one kida "lack" of that but the graphic itself and action while in combat is way better than Avabel.

Stellacept: This game gave me the avabel feels but with sci fi elements, but, I quitted since I wasnt into sci fi at all.

Aurcus Online: I've played the japanese version before it came to US and the only one thing that was really "good" for me was dem avatar looking, dang.

Pucchito Chronicles: This one is really fun, it gave way more freedom than mostly of their games, despite da childish look, everything in this game was interesting, fr u could interact with some ambients stuffs, sadly it lacks on customization while making a char.

God Eater Online: Visual effects and monsters are the strongest point in this one, I really liked the way you could weaken a boss monster by hitting them on their weak point, also, some skills could be followed by another one turning into combos (I was used to do aerial combos xd)

Alchemia Story: by far their best graphic game atm, large customization base and a good partner system, They added PVP into it but I dont think its good so I quitted :/.

Iruna: Quitted after Toram release.

BTOOOM Online: rn I think it as a "PUBG"-bombs version, its good when u have nothing to do and just want to play a competitive game.

Elicia Online: Rn I just think of it as a "outdated aurcus online version"

Celes Arca: I think its the only one of their 3D MMORPGs that I have'nt played .-.


In dev games;



Gate of Rebellion: PVP was way too slow, graphic was above the average and skills effects was a bit dead but still gave some small FF Online vibes.

Almetegia: Battle was too chaotic, average graphic and visual effect, combat system pretty simple but still fun.



Dead games;



X-world: sadly I had to waste money to play this game, besides that, X-world was one of the best mobile TPS MOBA I've ever played, but, godam them characters was way too expensive (around 30$-50$ to buy a single character), servers got shutdown due to lack of peoples buying and playing (making it not so lucrative to Asobimo)

Warubure Online: If this game wasnt "energy points" and "main map - dungeon" based it would be one of their best anime mmorpg since it has a stunning graphic and skills effect, sadly this game died by lack of players (I heard its still in Japanese Playstore so I'm probably gonna redownload it later).

Exava: God, this game was a failure, it was just Avabel but arena only and with some already made characters to play, not fun at all.

 

I tried aurcus and the graphics was a let down and not interesting at all pfft getting bored of toram and still cant find something else for past time. . .

Is izanagi worth trying. . .?

 

I might have played it a year ago.

 

That instant Lv.15 of doing nothing was because EXP bonus implemented after the level cap raised to 300+ or so. You get a few amount of EXP from the quest itself plus a LOT from bonus. I think the EXP bonus will stop after you reach a certain point on MQ progress.

The Caravan leader you are looking for is Varuna in Fort Bailune, or Venia in Rokoko Plains? I forgot their role lol.

And, uh... I've tried all Asobimo titles. So far, Iruna and Toram are their best.