LadyBernkastel

Quite a bit, surprisingly. There a much smaller emphasis on platforming. There is platforming, but there aren't any areas where there are no enemies and you just have to get to the other side of the room. Much more emphasis is put on the combat.Class change is also a bit different. Rather than switching between classes based on your weapon, Elsword has a more traditional branching class system.Combat is a bit different to. All classes, including the archer and the mage, have melee attacks as well as their particular specialty. Special moves don't require you to hold down the attack button for a length of time. You can now assign special moves to specific keys.You can control your character outside of dungeons. Those are the majors differences I can list off the top of my head. Other than those, yes, they're very similar.

AKA My addiction of the month.

I enjoyed Grand Chase, but Elsword is far better.

Quite.

Yup. I believe it's considered an MMORPG and Beat'em Up hybrid.

Can't remember. I joined the day it went free to play, so it's been months since I played.

I played it for a bit. Got to insanely difficult bosses and said "Screw it."

Nosferatu is responsible for everything.

Big problem.

. . . Spam Kony Erryday.

Another candy bar incident. Calling it.

Who can't?

Aw, I'm not a suspect?

Very very sneaky.

Spam Kony erryday!

I'm the wandering witch/sorcerer looking to stave off boredom.

:tin:

HOLY CRAP! Streaming Spyro 1 . . .

The lack of FUN Song disturbs me.

Happy Easter, SubSPUF. Have a great day!Yes, this did need a thread.

I like the version where TF2 explodes better.

Wat?

I may or may not give you mine. It depands. Actually, no. I won't.