Jagex Publishing and UltiZen, an ally company, released War of Legends late in January. It is a real time strategy game with excellent graphics and RS gold interesting gameplay involving alliances, cities, wars, exploration, ect! What was the reaction of Jagex players respond?

Let's look at the views of two athletes. Yes. It takes seven days for new players to build their cities. If they don't take the initiative and find a way into an alliance that's stronger and more powerful and powerful, they'll be a quick prey of more powerful and experienced players.

It's just like other games. It is boring to play and update. It is difficult to do anything with the data you've accumulated. Progress is slow. This is a common complaint. Be sure to keep in touch with your friends by regularly checking the game to upgrade your city, army, defense, etc. If you let it go for to long, you are wasting time, and your city sits their basically doing nothing, just waiting for attack.

I'll just let my good friend Max clarify it further: "The actual gameplay is designed for hardcore gamers since you must log in throughout the day. This doesn't mean that you have to be there every single day. But, it's necessary to have access to the game for at least an hour per day to keep pace with your fellow competitive gamers. Top scores seem like they are reserved only for players who can afford to play for hours on end.

I also asked players: Do you believe War of Legends will succeed? There were a variety of responses, but most answers were based on the same concept. War of Legends is not unique, there are many similar games available on the internet. They are also popular. Is that a guarantee it will be a failure? "Evony, Civilization, The Sims and other games similar to these are all successful, so this game should be just as successful."

This is a method to see it! Enough players to go around! What about a different viewpoint? "No this game won't be successful. Considering how many games like this already exist, there is really no difference between this cheap RuneScape gold game and other games. It has a very limited approach to combat, with a "scissor-paper-rock" systems which permits very little strategies."