#Kingdom under fire 2 2012 series#

Greywood lightningmancers all have defense shred so if you are lucky enough to get them in blue they're definitely usable. When you hear the classes for the MMO Kingdom Under Fire 2, you probably can guess which one does what there are only so many ways one can be a Gunslinger or a Berzerker.That said, each of these classes certainly have a level of panache as one can see from each of the game’s class showcases. The purple ones have defense shred which makes them much more versatile, though. They are complete garbage against troops and most bosses, only really usable against Scorpions which easier to put down with more versatile troops like mortars or rifles anyways. Thunder mages are great in theory, in practice the blue ones you can buy from shop are the only lightningmancers in the game that DON'T shred defense and so I would strongly recommend avoiding them. Comparing 4* and below, just using the blue healing roserain bowmen from the troop of choice packs will do OK healing and be useful otherwise. Anima mages are, imo, somewhere between bad and mediocre before 5* when they get their tree of life and instantly become insanely good. VERY worth rushing, they excel at melting archers and giant blobs of infantry. I actually like them better than scorpions personally though they're not as versatile at tanking obviously. Icemancers are incredibly powerful offensively with 2 very powerful AOE spells right from the start. In practice rates are so bad I wouldn't worry about it atm but once they fix subjugations to actually have decent rates, he looks pretty good imo? IN THEORY you can get an orc sorcerer from one of the subjugations. It’ll also be live on Steam soon, though it’s not buyable yet as we type this.Generally agreed with Kirin, some small additions Kingdom Under Fire 2 takes place 50 years after the events of Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders and features an immersive story-driven online campaign, playable solo or multiplayer.”ĭo note, it’s a buy-to-play title, with packages available on the game’s official website starting at $29.99, with cosmetics, currency, mounts, and whatnot. Players can choose from several hero classes and focus on building up their individual characters or command massive armies as war strategists. “Kingdom Under Fire 2 is set in a world where three powerful factions-the Human Alliance, Dark Legion, and Encablossians- compete for control over the land of Bersia. Tell your friends about this wiki Lets grow it /Phantagram claims KUF: II to be released later at the end of 2012, KUF: II is confirmed on PS3, and PC, Xbox 360 is still in talk with Microsoft. The game is alternately described as an MMORPG and RTS title it’s more accurately a mash-up of both, with a 3-D setting and visceral hack-and-slash class-based combat but also an RTS mode whereby you can control your troops “in epic PvP battles featuring thousands of units.” / Rumours speculate that this game should see an EU release on the 20th October on the Kingdom Under Fire II forums. Now, 10 years later, we’re getting something.

#Kingdom under fire 2 2012 series#

Gameforge says the studios worked to “take an already fantastic game to the finish line,” and folks, it’s been a long race indeed: It was first revealed in 2008 for a 2009 launch here, only to land in Asia in 2010 and then… nothing. Kingdom Under Fire 2 has received numerous accolades during its region-limited beta including winning MMOGames’ Most Innovative award at Gamescom 2015 and is the next installment in the Kingdom Under Fire series after the highly-rated 2004 Kingdom Under Fire: The Crusaders. Developer Blueside and publisher Gameforge are dropping Kingdom Under Fire 2 for western players today, treating us to a new entry in a franchise that hasn’t been tinkered with much in the last decade, at least on this side of the Pacific.