Dragon's Prophet free-to-play MMO coming from SOE
DC ✨Universe Online getting player-hou💜sing-centric Home Turf DLC
Sony Online Entertainment is bringing a new free-to-play MMO to North America, as well as player-housing-centric content to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:DC Universe Online. The MMO publisher publicly announced today the i𒈔ncoming Dragon's Prophet and H෴ome Turf pack for DCUO.
SOE president John Smedley seems very excited about the dragons. "With thousands of years of story and more dragons in the game than any other MMO, we’re excited to unleash this IP so ꦯpeople can play and in🍃teract with dragons like never before,” Smedley said in a press release.
You hear that? More dragons than any other MMO!
The game, developed by Taiwanese stud🥃io Runewaker Entertainment, lets players train, ride, and take into combat an assortment of unique fire breathers. It also features an action-based combat system complete with combos for folks who prefer to fight their own battles. Guilds can enact large-scale construction for bases in the game's frontiers, and players can build and customize housing.
Th🍎e beta for Dragon's Prophet will begin in a few months, and SOE is accepting sign-ups on its
Prong number two of the SOE player housing offensive, DCUO's Home Turf will let heroes and villains on PC and PlayStation 3 ⛦customize their own hideouts/lairs/fortresses of soli🍸tude. The homes serve as hubs for player needs as well as potential one-on-one PvP arenas.
Home Turf also injects four new mission-fil♚led locations into the game, including Stryker's Island and Arkham Asylum. The DLC will 🥂be available free for Legendary members and as a paid download for everyone else in early 2013.
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