The only way you can get a boss mount to walk around is by paying real money and buying it in the in-game mall. The only problem is, first the bosses only drop mounts on hard mode, and second, those mounts are only usable in PvP, and if you die in PvP riding the mount, you lose it.
Now, you can also get boss mounts, which are basicly mounts you get from killing bosses (OHH IM A GENIUS HOW DID I FIGURE THAT OUT HUH?).
You can also buy mounts from regions you still haven't visited. Dragomon points can be used to buy a mount you want if you have enough, so you don't spend time farming that monster. In this game you can get mounts by 2 ways: farming and being lucky enough so the monster you are farming drops an egg with a permanent mount of itself Or by farming bosses that give you "dragomon points".
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+/- (this can be seen as a pro or a con, your decision) Mounts. Or else, you'll get in the arena and die constantly, because everyone else is max level and they will focus on you, since you are the weakest. And second, you must, and i do mean YOU MUST reach max level before playing PvP. Now, first of all, it takes a lot of time for a match to start, after queueing up you'll wait about 10-20 mins before it starts. Arenas are "capture and defend tower" style in 3v3 teams. In this game, there are 2 types of PvP: battlefield and arenas. They both level up together, no specific quests for any of them though. Now, on this game, you have 2 types of levels: Level (the normal one), being max level 50, and Hunter Level, being max level 75. I know this came out on the end of last year, but 60 hours in and im already level 42 (as the time of this review of course). And when i say repeated quests i mean you will want to do bosses, since they give out the most exp per quest completed. What does it mean? well, it means you will have to do repeated quests over and over again just to get to the desired level, so you can continue with the story. On about level 20, 30 and 40 you will get a quest saying "Reached level 30/40/50". Now, i know that quests aren't easy to make, but come on. If its one of your first MMO's, this won't bother you much, but for me i had to change the key bindings, and veteran MMO players will probably have to too. You know, the ones on top of the keyboard. While you can move your camera with QE to the sides, and walk around with WASD, the attack buttons are the 1-9 buttons. For me, thats a con because first: the world isnt THAT big that you would get lost (and you have the frikin minimap for pete's sake) and second: in the main city there are some zones where you will glitch because the auto-moving system forces you to go close to the walls. Want to go to the location of the quest? click the white text and you'll be automaticly driven to the location.
PROS +Nice artstyle and soudtrack +Great concept, but it has its cons (ill get to that in a bit) +A good time killer +Very very VERY small pay2win aspects +A little store to buy mounts (you need to farm the in-game money though) +A roll button to avoid attacks (for me, thats a nice aspect and a pro) CONS -It holds your hand. If you want to check out my steam review, search my username there: GammaBeta. If you want to check out my steam review, search my DISCLAIMER: This is the same review that i put up on Dragomon Hunter's steam page. DISCLAIMER: This is the same review that i put up on Dragomon Hunter's steam page.
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