Don’t worry about trying certain ones because you can reset these features anytime you wish (lenient game isn’t it?). You will also get your profession and other character specialties later in the game. This on the other hand makes it more interesting as players would most likely have the freedom to customize their character in various ways, experimenting on different builds in order to achieve their desired character.
As silly as it may seem, the game does NOT have any form of class option, which means that everyone is basically the same upon starting their journey. The appearance tab is slightly premade, so you might find a lot of stronger looking clones as you work your way towards certain areas. So if you’re in the mood for F2P goodness, I don’t think you’ll enjoy having only three races to choose from. One really big No-No would be the fact that you have to pay in order to use the other three races, namely: Gnomes, Orchan and Draegoni. It does get bothersome since you know that picking races are basically trivial, but at least it distinguishes your character’s looks. They have neither racial abilities nor any other form of racial specialty. Aside from the name of their race, nothing really separates these races from one another. The races are as follows: Human, Dwarf, Elves, Orchan (supposed to be some half orc), Gnomes, and Draegoni (dragon people). You will be able to choose your race, gender, and your characters appearance upon starting the game. There are times when the graphics become a bit dull with monochromic color schemes that trigger upon the area’s diversity however, when you reach a place that caters an amount of colors, you just can’t help but be dazzled at how beautiful this MMO looks. When I saw the game, I was utterly speechless at how beautiful it looked compared to other games back then in 2003. Today I will brush you through these epitomic walls, judging the game’s features bit by bit in order to see if the game justifies its undying fame. You would think that by now these fossils would be long dead and buried, but not Eternal Lands (because it’s still inside its mother’s womb). The game is surprisingly good for an old game (or a half baked beta game). It’s no surprise that gamers are still interested in playing this old MMO, since most of its features are hard to find in other MMOs (will be discussed further). This means that it’s been in beta ever since 2003 (my, my… that’s one long beta phase).Įven with tons of competitors spawning out of the shadows, nothing seems to stop Eternal Lands from getting their share of players. What’s weird is that, the game just launched its version 1.8 patch last year. The game entered its beta stages back then in 2003. By Kei Beneza (dividelife), OnRPG JournalistĮternal Lands is an MMORPG set in a medieval platform that matches the likes of World of Warcraft and Runescape.
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