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MMORPG Dofus Now Free
Started by IMG News, Oct 31 2005 10:06 AM
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 10:06 AM
Friday, Ankama Studios announced that it's popular MMORPG Dofus will no longer require a subsription fee, and will be available to all user for free. Dofus is a flash based online roleplaying game with a huge following of over 250,000 players. The game features a fantasy setting, unique art style, and tactical style combat.
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Posted 31 October 2005 - 10:16 AM
It's worth noting that free accounts are limited to a certain area.
You can still play and fight with paid members, but you can't leave the village of Astrub. This means that a vast percentage of the content is not available.
With that being said, Astrub is not a bad place to be. There is a decent amount to do there and I think it's a much better trial than 7 days of unlimited access and then being prohibited from doing anything other than chatting and walking around.
Edit: While I haven't tried this out myself, apparently you can leave the town, but once you get out of the immediate vicinity, you're limited to just wandering and chatting, as mentioned above.
You can still play and fight with paid members, but you can't leave the village of Astrub. This means that a vast percentage of the content is not available.
With that being said, Astrub is not a bad place to be. There is a decent amount to do there and I think it's a much better trial than 7 days of unlimited access and then being prohibited from doing anything other than chatting and walking around.
Edit: While I haven't tried this out myself, apparently you can leave the town, but once you get out of the immediate vicinity, you're limited to just wandering and chatting, as mentioned above.
