#Vindictus private server 1.75 full#

The abyss is challenging pve content to climb for awhile, they need more endgame content but its more fun and challenging pve than I had in BDO lol. Theres iframe dodging, many playstyles from fast to slow and a fair few strategies and mechanics to boss fights, and the quickswap team mechanic actually leads itself to a lot of variance and fun combos. This might be a controversial opinion since its a gacha but actually the closest thing I've found is Genshin Impact on pc. But this was awhile ago maybe it changed) And its actually often sub optimal to farm in a group in BDO so no friends. Yes you had to grind vindi too but even pathing through those dungeons was less tedious.

#Vindictus private server 1.75 full#

They had this decent (vindi still better) action combo system but the only thing you could use it to its full potential on was pvp, but you had to treat grinding pve as a full time job for months before even thinking about pvp (and the pve is just running in a circle/optimal path spamming the same combo over and over to insta clear. I played BDO for a long time a few years ago and there just wasnt any endgame pve content that was engaging. I really do hope better action MMOs come out, I'm mainly anticipating Blue Protocol, Project BBQ, and Granblue Fantasy Relink (though iirc it's an online-multiplayer game not an MMO), but I think it's safe to assume that no game will ever be a close match to Vindictus' combat. It's more akin to a fighting game and the PvP aspect of it was the main attraction, with the PvE boss fights not really being as skill based as Vindictus, it was kind of more about your gear and being prepared iirc. The game is famous for it's PvP which i haven't tried in a long time, but the PvE experience is also quite fun but nowhere as fun a Vindictus' bosses (though i still have to reach endgame in DN).Īlso Blade & Soul is a good suggestion, i played it around the initial level cap when it came out, the only thing i can say about it is that the combat is definitely good but different. The class design (from my limited experience) is very good with a diverse range of playstyles with different abilities to choose from. It's not just a hotbar masher, but similar to Vindictus, you have to integrate LMB/RMB and dodge inputs in different ways with your skills to get different types of attacks, and so combos flow very well. And I actually recently started playing Dragon Nest again (after like 7 years lol), and so far I can say that the in terms of combat mechanics I'd say it's the next best game you can play. Honestly the closest type of game experience i've come to in terms of combat is the Soulsbourne games, especially Bloodborne and Sekiro (though in this game you're restricted to playing a 'fast class' the whole game, but the block/parry and counterplay mechanics in general make it really engaging).Īs for other action MMOs, I've been into SoulWorker which the combat is mechanically stale compared to Vindictus, but is just a fun game to play in general with a cool community as well. Every game has its downsides and i guess dealing with lag is one, but hopefully the game is still playable from where you're at. The thing is after all these years, Vindictus is still hands down the best action MMORPG as literally no other game has come close to it's unique and engaging combat system.

The combat isn't really frame-perfect like Vindictus but I think the mechanics requirement is making up for it. You also farming dungeon for gears, bosses require certain mechanics to be able to pass. If you want to find something that somehow, somewhere Vindictus-like, I recommend Blade and Soul. Because either you one-shot mobs down with strong enough gears, or you get killed because you're in the wrong farm area. And while in animation, the characters have Super Armor (decrease dmg taken), Frontal Block/Forward Guard (negate dmg coming from the front), and invincible (iFrame). BDO on the other hand, there are skills that gives status resistance with long animation. Vindictus force you to perfect dodge, block, frame perfect. Both have high speed combat pace and non-stop action, but that's it. The combat pace is probably the only thing that resemblance the two. So, if you want a non-buggy Vindictus in BDO, I'm afraid you're gonna get disappointed.

BDO is a large scale MMO, not solely focus on the combat aspect, and offer many many sides activities, while Vindictus is a heavily combat focus game, with the only way to get money, item is too constantly doing battle, grind, and repeat. Comparing BDO and Vindictus is a weird thing to do.