Silkroad Online Review

Silkroad Online

Platform	:	Online
Developer	:	Joymax Co. Ltd.
Genre	:	Arcade Games
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	Posted on 5/3/2008 2:45:37 AM by gary

How many times have we gone ga-ga over a game online, the only source to your boss yelling at you – this deadline has to be met and this has to be done, then there’s always the case “why was it done that way?” Well now I present to you the perfect excuse to present to him – Ladies and gentlemen and all the people stuck in between and uber gay about it – I present to you Silkroad Online. All you need is miserable username – oh and you have an option there – Chinese or European… Don’t ask why – stupid questions get stupid answers – well anyway as I was saying all you need is a username and password and your done!!! Now what? Well play on you r-tard!!!

Silkroad online is a massively-multiplayer role-playing game designed, created and published by the Korean company – Joymax Co. Ltd and with all due respect to both parties concerned here – It gets its name from Silk road and is solely based on the history of trading in China along the Silk Road. The game is an attempt at reproducing the Silk Road in a much smaller scale, all the while looking realistic and at the same time incorporating fantasy elements such as the use of special magical skills and abilities. One of the game's most noted features is allowing players to choose three different job roles after their character achieves level 20. The game currently has a level cap of 100 in the Korean version, 90 in both the Chinese and Japanese versions, and 80 in the International version.

The game promises a lot as you get into it deeper, the fortress war, the unique monsters and the best part – the pets, which summon animals to aid you on certain tasks – the rabbit named Pet Toto being my personal favorite. Then there is the weaponry part of the game which is divided into The Chinese weapons which is further divided into four elements and then you have the European weapons which are also further divided into four elements.

The only bummer I see in this game is the fact that each server has a limit of players that can be logged in simultaneously – but then again that’s a small chance that you’re sitting in office and you find every colleague of yours online playing with silk.
My only concern is be careful when you are dealing with your credit card while playing the game.

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