Dark Legends

Honestly, the rate drops are completely trash. Farming is one thing but of course, without a proper rate drop, this game is completely unable to farm unless you have sufficient platinum. About platinum, to let anyone purchase it won't really guarantee you your sales at this point. I've seen the prices for each of the platinum packs and it's so bias. 135 platinum for a huge price? You kidding me? That won't even allow you to purchase any of the in-game resources and it would just run out in a day or two and not even a week or a month. You have to think about the players who aren't able to purchase platinum because almost all of the game's advancements requires you to purchase platinum. The leveling up system is obviously completely trash just like the rate drops. Each NEW stages gives you 16 exp but once the stages have been COMPLETED, it will give you 6 exp. What is this? Even weapons getting unlocked requires you to be at a specific level. Without fixing the rate drops and the level system especially, these players would potentially leave and the game is good as DEAD.

Game's pretty awesome when you learn how to play, and it's easy to start off, but I feel like the powers need to be more magic-consuming than health. It's very difficult for the people just trying to play through the game and see what the story is about. Also, REMOVE AUTO-LEVELING!!! I would like to start my character off with specific skills other than the first two forced on you. There's so much the game doesn't teach you, and takes a toll on you if you don't learn it yourself.

Still so much fun! But one minor issue. I've played off and on since highschool, my mother showed me this fun beat-em-up vampire game where you collect weapons and gems for your stats and having your cosmetics be something comepletely different. Here comes the issue: a lot of the spaces where the game devs were to engage with the fanbase are left completely comepletely abandoned. The game is still booming in success, but there's no place to talk about the game, and that's unfortunate.