Same old game, new adventureĪll in all, this is a title worth trying out, whether you’re an old player or not. Additionally, WoD further focuses on fun life activities: you can now fish, farm, mine, cook, raise pets, and even relax at a spa if you don’t want to go adventuring. However, you don’t have to settle for a male Warrior or a female Archer anymore-you can choose whatever gender you want this time. WoD brings back the four original classes: Warrior, Archer, Cleric, and Sorceress. However, WoD now does away with that and fully lets you encounter enemies outside of town while other non-party players are around.Īnother major change is that character classes are no longer gender-locked. The original Dragon Nest is dungeon-based, so you’ll be mostly alone in entering the instance dungeons unless you join other players and create a party. The biggest change in this Dragon Nest title is the implementation of the long-awaited open-world exploration feature.
There are now also Chain Skills that let you seamlessly string combos. However, this just further enables you to be versatile against all types of enemies. There’s a bit of a cooldown timer when switching, so you have to play your cards right in the heat of battle. For example, whereas the Sorceress class has two advanced branches you have to choose from-Elemental magic and Force magic-now you can use a bit of both with the Swap Weapon system.
The much-loved skill system has now been revamped. WoD completely overhauls the advanced job classes, allowing you to use skills that the original game would have locked you out of.
In World of Dragon Nest or WoD, this is once again used to create a whole new adventure for both new and old players coming back. Dragon Nest games are known for utilizing the concept of alternate timelines, allowing new story content. Due to its popularity, it garnered several sequels and spin-offs for various platforms-the most notable being Dragon Nest M, the mobile version of the game.
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