Lineage II M

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If I would be in charge of new projects, I would seriously look into VR version of lineage 2 development. Imo VR is future, mobile devices will be out of market soon enough :). And in general quality of life is about to change dramatically. All thx to AI and stuff.
If I would be in charge of new projects, I would seriously look into VR version of lineage 2 development. Imo VR is future, mobile devices will be out of market soon enough :). And in general quality of life is about to change dramatically. All thx to AI and stuff.

Lineage (1) M made over 3 times more money than all other NC games combined + royalties on this quarter, it seems this version is so good in terms of interface that people are playing LM on PC via emulation instead of L1 so they can use the mouse.

As for the quarter, the mobile revenues obliterated PC games on this quarter with Lineage M taking over.:

Mobile games: 551 billion KRW (Courtesy of Lineage M)
Blade & Soul: 38 billion KRW
Lineage 1: 35 billion KRW
Guild Wars 2: 20 billion KRW
Lineage 2: 15 billion KRW
Aion: 10 billion KRW
Royalties: 43 billion KRW

https://i.imgur.com/DNL9564.png
As i played already Lineage Revolution( shhhhhh dont ask how) I have to say they did great job on mobile platform. I would LOVE to see this one as OP claims will have our stuff in.PC version is ruined ppl move on
I play too, it's good fun :)
Still playing L2 Revolution game is I would say ok but not one of which you would actually say oh this thing is amazing; graphics is great the auto questing is a bit of a + you can progress while doing other things but the PvP aspect needs more refinement imo I've played other mobile mmorpg like chaos and order which is a lot better than l2R. Black desert mobile looks more promising if you ask me :P
I want to play a game on my least powerful device with the smallest screen size and complete lack of inputs. Preferably a device NOT made for gaming.

Said no one ever.

Now these C suckers have a commercial with Connan O'brian advertising!

ADVERTISING! WTF NCSOFT!!

You created the best MMO game ever, and never said shi t about it.

Now you promote this!? Unbelievable....
I want to play a game on my least powerful device with the smallest screen size and complete lack of inputs. Preferably a device NOT made for gaming.

Said no one ever.

Now these C suckers have a commercial with Connan O'brian advertising!

ADVERTISING! WTF NCSOFT!!

You created the best MMO game ever, and never said shi t about it.

Now you promote this!? Unbelievable....

Lineage II Revolution is not developed by NCSOFT. It is developed and published by Netmarble.
For everybody, this is the commercial in question:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjxPRK_KI8w

It should be pointed out here that while Netmarble owns 8.9% (http://global.ncsoft.com/global/ir/structure.aspx) of NCsoft, for the purposes of Lineage 2 Revolution they operate as a separate company, paying royalties to NCsoft, just like Innova. This explains the different approach to advertising :)

To give everybody an idea about the dimensions involved, Netmarble spent 2 million US dollars on marketing Lineage 2 Revolution just during TwitchCon (https://www.twitchcon.com/):
http://boards.rochand.com/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=1974&start=130#p37351


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Hime was faster :p
Well that certainly makes more sense.
For everybody, this is the commercial in question:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjxPRK_KI8w

It should be pointed out here that while Netmarble owns 8.9% (http://global.ncsoft.com/global/ir/structure.aspx) of NCsoft, for the purposes of Lineage 2 Revolution they operate as a separate company, paying royalties to NCsoft, just like Innova. This explains the different approach to advertising :)

To give everybody an idea about the dimensions involved, Netmarble spent 2 million US dollars on marketing Lineage 2 Revolution just during TwitchCon (https://www.twitchcon.com/):
http://boards.rochand.com/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=1974&start=130#p37351


Edit:
Hime was faster :p

Yours was more informative! :D
As far as mobile games go it's pretty cute and strangely addictive. I have not spent any real money in the game and chances are I never will. Aside from that the graphics are not too bad and it keeps me occupied during my morning and afternoon breaks in work.

I play it on my Samsung Galaxy S8 to it has more then enough horsepower to run the game at max settings. When I am really ambitious I collect my smartphone to my PC via a USB to HDMI interface and play it on my 28" UHD monitor. :D

I rate it a 7 out of 10 on the mobile games platform; not amazing or revolutionary, just a fun little game to kill some spare time.