Dragon Nest Assassin Raven Skill Build

In celebration of the coming of the Assassin to Dragon Nest SEA, I now present to you guys what I believe is the best PVE and PVP skill build in the entire worldwide web.

Okay, perhaps that last part isn't exactly true, though I hope some would agree with me eventually, and I'd definitely appreciate feedback and suggestions.

Now, what I have here is for the Raven type, one of the second job changes for the Assassin. Although the Raven and the Ripper (which is the other 2nd job change, which I'll also be posting a skill guide for in just a little while) are both elemental based, the Raven is more of a dark elemental type, with mid-range attacks and high burst, high skill damage. However, the disadvantages are the abundance of dark resist mobs and the low level of tough accessories (which gives high dark attack percentage). To make up for that, Raven has very high skill board damage (in fact, it's the highest among all elemental classes).

For those who prefer mid-range and burst damage, you should consider picking Raven. Raven has very fast casting and burst DPS skills.

Enough chatter. On to the skill builds!

Dragon Nest SEA: The Assassin's Here!

Dragon Nest SEA producer, Addison Kang, has just given the best announcement yet for the world's number 1 action MMO.

He himself cannot contain his excitement, changing his Facebook profile's cover photo with the wallpaper of the silhouette of the much awaited new Assassin class last February 20, 2014.

Finally, Mr. Kang broke his silence yesterday, March 7, 2014, by formally announcing that the Assassin will be released on the upcoming game patch. However, the new class' 2nd Job Specialization will be only be limited to that of the Chaser, which has the Ripper and Raven jobs.

To further hype up this update, Dragon Nest SEA has launched an event, encouraging players to create Assassin memes. Winners of the contest will be rewarded with a Nyan Nyan gesture for their Assassin character upon its release. Visit the Dragon Nest SEA Facebook page for more details.

So I'll be off now, finally get my Warrior to Level 70, and prepare for the coming of my favorite class in any game I've ever played, the Assassin!


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Dragon Nest SEA Gives 70 Reasons for Cities to Rise

Okay, the title's definitely not as clever as I'd want it to be.

BUT THE LEVEL 70 CAP FOR DRAGON NEST SEA IS FINALLY HERE!

Yes, that deserves to be typed in all caps because that is more than enough reason to celebrate and get back to intense DN gaming time! And why wouldn't you? The latest update from Dragon Nest SEA, The Rise of Cities, introduces a whole new zone with 5 dungeons, 5 bosses and countless skill updates. Aside from that, this will also serve as a backdrop for the soon-to-arrive-and-much-awaited-7th-class, the Assassin.

Don't you just love the folks working for this game?

The game got this cool update last February 11, 2014 and the valiant heroes of Dragon Nest SEA who are looking to max out their character levels, and take on the role of defender for peace in this epic game couldn't help but rejoice. Shanda Games International (SDGi) announced the launch of the game’s Level 70 content update and everyone's been very excited about it.

Rakion's Valentines Day Event

Whether you have someone to celebrate Valentine's Day with or not, Rakion's got you covered! Why go through the hassle of driving through heavy traffic, getting a seat in a restaurant or lining up for a romantic movie when you've got a great online game ready to make your heart pump faster than an adrenaline rush?

Read on for details!

Dragon Nest 2.0: More Than Just The Level 70 Cap

While this may be old news to some people, Dragon Nest 2.0 will no longer have suffixes and potentials for weapons and armour, instead; a new system known as the "Dragon Jade System" will be implemented.

Furthermore, Dragon Nest's level 70 cap a.k.a. Dragon Nest 2.0 also includes some other new features to the game, including:

The Auction System (you can now put your items on auction and the highest bidder will receive the item which marks the end of the "S> [insert item here] BO NONR No Noob" days.)
Talisman (not sure what this is about, but it seems as though they are, basically, heraldries/suffixes.)
New Accessories (of some kind)
5 New Abyss Dungeons (Sand Sea, Lost Moon Desert, Golden Steppe, Bronze Forest Path and Lunar Eclipse Canyon.)
Higher-Grade Gems (for level 70 gear)
New Fairies (probably like the dogs/cats/manticores/etc. that can give you some extra stats.)

Enough babbling! Let's get to the update's features!

The Razer Ouroboros and Why I've Always Wanted to Have It

You need only one look at the Ouroboros to tell it’s marketed as a premium product from Razer. There are no cardboard boxes (however sturdy) for this mouse: it comes in a see-through cube, replete with a little stand, with its packaging and manuals tucked away in the base. It’s like an expensive airplane model, made with love and mounted in a fibreglass box for the world to admire.

The Ouroboros is named after the serpent forever doomed to eat its tail, and it’s easy to draw some similarity between that cyclic symbol and the ambidextrous mouse. Unlike some of its cousins, Razer’s Ouroboros mouse is for both left and right handers, which makes it a good buy – if you’re willing to drop the cash on it.

Yulgang 2 SEA Review: Open Beta

The sequel to the original Yulgang (Scions of Fate in the west), Yulgang 2 forgoes the originals anime style graphics in favor of a more realistic take. The events in Yulgang 2 take place 30 years after the original Yulgang in a time where the Factions of Order and Chaos are at war. Players will have a chance to participate in Yulgang 2′s open Realm vs. Realm combat.

Yulgang 2 uses a free-aiming action combat system which allows players to chain abilities together for more powerful attacks. Players can even perform aerial combos using the Air Dash system which allows players to leap into the air and glide. Players may even find themselves standing high above the ground in the branches of a tree.

League of Legends' Holiday Mode

First up, Happy Holidays, everyone!

What's been up and happening since I got swallowed by internship's hospital duties? Let's just say I have somehow cured myself of my online gaming addiction - only to move to PSP addiction, particularly Dissidia and NBA Live (Perhaps I will delve into other platforms eventually and rename this blog?). But that's not the point I'm posting here.

Riot Games has unveiled the temporary Snowdown Showdown mode for League of Legends. The Snowdown will be around until January 2nd, during which players will be able to compete in 1 vs. 1 or 2 vs. 2 duels on the Howling Abyss map. In addition, tons of holiday festivities have been added to the free-to-play multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA).

For those who want to show their Snowdown spirit, champions including Lulu, Singed, and Sivir all get festive holiday skins this year. You can even purchase a few Legacy Snowdown skins from past celebrations. Riot's also spreading the holiday cheer with free seasonal sight and vision wards that look like snowmen and a gingerbread Teemo.

If Snowdown is your favorite holiday, completing various achievements during the event will earn you Snowdown Summoner Icons that you can use all year. Things like participating in a five-man pre-made and purchasing various gifts will unlock the special icons.

Speaking of gifts, since Snowdown is a time for sharing, Riot has implemented a gifting feature to the League of Legends store, allowing folks to send mystery skins and champions.

Credits: IGN.com

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