Eschborn, 8th August 2013: Fans of Dragon Nest Europe can enjoy a huge variety of game improvements and new features which also eliminate the community’s most important points of criticism.
The first step towards the Academic and level 50, 60, 70
All of these improvements are merely a small part of all the planned changes that are in store for the players and only are the first step towards the next class update; the Academic, and raising the maximum level cap up to 50, 60 and eventually 70.
Improvements and new features
The number of daily and weekly dungeons runs is not limited anymore and changes in the skill balance provide fairer fights between all the classes in PvP.
To provide players a more convenient user interface, there has been an additional UI modification. This is especially beneficial for the PvP in Dragon Nest which also was updated with new match modes like the Combo Practice mode.
The hardest challenge up to this date has become even harder now. From this day on, players can try to defeat the Mare Oblivion in a hardcore mode. Those who succeed will be rewarded with legendary equipment.
Just in time for the recent heat wave, the brand new swimwear collection is now available in Dragon Nest.
Hot Summer Events
All of those who are just starting their journey through Dragon Nest Europe will benefit from generous starter features like special equipment. Of course, veterans of Dragon Nest will also benefit from special events during the summer time.
More information about all upcoming features and the game itself can be found on the official Dragon Nest Europe website http://dragonnest.eu/ and on the official facebook page https://www.facebook.com/DragonNestEu
About eFusion MMOG GmbH
eFusion MMOG GmbH, headquartered in Eschborn, Germany, is the official publisher of Dragon Nest, BlackShot and NavyField in Europe. Founded in 2007 and initially specialised in military games, eFusion MMOG is now extending its game portfolio and focusing on the publication of high quality massively multiplayer online games (MMOGs) developed especially in Korea for European markets.