Phantasy Star Online 2
Phantasy Star Online 2 is a free to play 3D MMORPG published by SEGA. Based on the original Dreamcast and Gamecube series, Phantasy Star Online 2 offers players the chance to visit detailed worlds and fight hundreds of interesting enemies. PSO2 boasts large scale PvE battles with dozens of players and intricate customization options.
In Phantasy Star Online 2 players can choose between three races each with their own distinct style and attributes. Players can choose to become a fierce Hunter who uses melee weapons to slice and dice their foes, a cunning Force user who supports their allies with heals and buffs while dishing out magical damage from afar, or a Ranger who uses an assortment of guns and FPS style aiming to deal massive damage to their enemies.
On top of this players will have access to their own pets called MAGs which provide supportive abilities and can transform into giant creatures to perform astonishing abilities!
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Latest Updates
The monthly event offers players boosts and gifts.
1 year agoWatch out for lava bombs and don’t fall in the pools.
1 year agoQuna, Vocaloid, and more are coming back.
2 years agoMinimum System Requirements (Windows)
Windows 10 Version 18362.0 and higher (64-bit)
Memory2 GB or greater
Storage80 GB (NTFS file system)
Intel Core 2 Duo E6300 or above
GraphicsNVIDIA GeForce 7800 GT, AMD RADEON HD2900 XT
Additional NotesSpecifications may change during development
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i cant get it, i need to play this game.
but how can i ?
I really like that you can switch between third person camera and an(almost) first person camera.
They've also made a change that lets everyone have their own room for free now, instead of paying. It's small, but still fun to decorate and hang out in.
The gameplay is mostly mission-based, but it's pretty unique. Even if you repeat the same mission, it keeps it interesting by randomly spawning "trials" throughout, where special events or monster spawns might happen, and you can go through a sort of optional mini-mission for extra points. Some maps of a mission may be a "party area", where you might run into other parties besides your own, and you ALL cooperate to defeat stronger monsters/bosses. It's really fun and a good way to meet players while in a mission.
Each planet/area of missions has its own big boss as well, which is very fun. If you like boss fights in console games, you will love these. Some require strategy, timing, and weak points to take down efficiently. For example, there is one boss which you have to wait for it to go into a specific stance, then shoot it with a turret to weaken it. There's also a tank boss that is my personal favorite, where you destroy its' smaller guns and turrets to weaken it, then go for the weak spot.
The auto-word system is extremely useful, and you can set it up to do neat things like announce your coordinates for event spawns, to quickly notify your allies to come help. It's a god-send since boss fights are so action-packed, and you will need your hands to keep moving/dodging/attacking.
Buying cash for the game can be extremely costly due to the marked up prices of Japanese pre-paid cards online, but you can actually buy most of the cash shop items(like clothes) with money you earn in the game. Girl clothing obviously costs a lot more, since the majority of players(both male and female irl) choose female characters. There are some pretty cool and affordable male outfits, though.
It's a shame that it's likely never coming out officially in English, but there is an English patch for the Japanese server which translates the in-game text into English. As long as you are courteous and polite to other players, you're pretty much welcome to play on the JP server, and they will be nice to you in return. Of course, if you are going to talk to people, it's best to learn at least basic Japanese, or speak in very simple English. You can actually copy-paste to/from the game, so you can use a translator if you need to.
Really, I think the only thing an English server would benefit me for, is the increased English support and affordable cash shop currency.
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My first thinking was —— Planet Side Online 2
But unfortunately it is not.
But im giving this a go. because there's still that mystery in my mind to play back and figure how to do that.