Nexon's Dungeon Fighter Online codes

[ecocd]

Nexon sent me 5 access codes to the early beta that opened today since I was fortunate enough to be selected as a closed beta tester in August. I like the game and it goes fully live next Tuesday.

I'm going to be playing a while tonight, but I'll check back with this thread before going to sleep and can PM first 5 people that respond in the thread an access code. It's being confined to Canada and the USA, unfortunately, so the Brits, Aussies, etc are out of luck. Sorry guys.

[CanCarter]

Well this looks interesting. I would like to have one if possible.

[Joshua]

I'll gladly take one of those.

[CanCarter]

Hmm, the 5 that do get the keys should group up or something, atleast help eachother out.

[Joshua]

Sounds like a fun idea.

[smity2]

I've been playing on storm server. It's at the end of the server list. Character's name is Zalrek. Add me! XD

[Joshua]

I am Saoki, it uses channels not servers btw.

[ecocd]

A good convention we tried using in the Diablo forums was to prefix your handle with LRR. I have a LRRDavid and LRRDavidP. The character I was playing with last night, though, was Malena, a fighter.

I played a Priest through Level 19 during the closed beta and I was surprised how many group control skills he had. He was definitely an underplayed class. I plan to try the rest of the classes over the next few days to get a feel for them.

[Hakaryu]

please send me a code?

[smity2]

well it's very misleading when it tells me to select a server then.

Oh, and I have a friend playing a priest. They are so awesome!

[CanCarter]

Lol well I made a priest aswell, Cancarter be his name.

[Hakaryu]

crap. Shoulda realized it won't work on linux
anyone want a code?

[Genghis Ares]

So is this basically just TMNT or Golden Axe in a way? But with fantasy medieval dungeons?

[ecocd]

So is this basically just TMNT or Golden Axe in a way? But with fantasy medieval dungeons?

Pretty much. The maps are kind of randomly generated (think tilesets arranged randomly on a grid). It's dungeon crawler with item drops and so on. Most of the time its items for crafting which I haven't had a chance to try. In my experience, you're likely to get 1-3 actual items to drop in each map which take anywhere from 4 to 10 minutes to complete. You get the hang of it pretty quickly.

The biggest downside is that it's solely keyboard controlled right now. It makes it feel very 1990. I mapped keyboard commands to my game pad with JoyToKeyboard and it's much, much better. Freeware rocks.