Maniacles
03-12-2010, 10:06 PM
Ok, so I've now been playing this for about two weeks. It's a free online game with natural time limits, a la planetarion, utopia, or tribal wars, only it's somewhat of a role playing game, where you start out playing a wannabe ninja in Naruto's anime parody world.
The references all start out based on Naruto, but as you progress in the game, you find new mission lines based on other anime (behold the power of GREASS! in an odd juxtaposition of code geass and kiki's delivery service is one example).
Game play is based on Stamina, where you get a certain amount each day, and most actions take 10. You get more stamina by doing three simple "look at our sponsors" actions, and a good basic item by associating your email with your account. (i've yet to get spam sourced from them). Like most RPGs, it's all about finish quests/missions to get xp, cash, and stuff, which help you get more quest/missions that get you more xp, cash and stuff.
In addition, you pretty much have to join a village of some sort, and you do a few chores for your village which help everyone in the village. Villages have upgrades which help everyone in the village, so it's usually a good deal to do what you can to help out. (usually collecting resources).
The replaying comes in when you get high enough level, you get asked if you want to loop to "the next season". Higher seasons have higher max levels, and open up some items/quests/allies/stuff that you can't get in your first season...basically, you'll need to loop to season 4 to be able to do everything (because, come on, everyone knows syndication requires 5 seasons, right?).
Higher level villages have access to minigames within the game, of which my favorite by far is the zombie attack game. though there are others, like a robot attack game, an arena fighting bit, some crafting and potion brewing, etc.
Anyways, just click my sig to start playing...and be sure to type in Brewdude (capitalization counts!) as the the one who referred you (heh, yeah referrals get you stuff in game too...).
Here's the link to the wiki for all the stuff you wish you knew when you started...even though there's a three day tutorial set of missions, it's nice to know how to craft potions out of herbs and stuff, and that you really aught to be using the party house and it's free daily cash as well as the robot fights free cash (if the village you get has it)...things the tutorial leaves out....
http://bvs.wikidot.com/
Also, if you join soon, the village i'm in (dagger village) is about to blow up, giving everyone in it a special, but forcing us all to find new villages. It's just waiting for 15 more people to join us, so if you start, might as well join dagger village to start with till you learn your way around, rather than some random. As a plus, the village is doing zombie attacks every 5 days until it explodes, which, as i said, is the most fun minigame of the minigames.
The references all start out based on Naruto, but as you progress in the game, you find new mission lines based on other anime (behold the power of GREASS! in an odd juxtaposition of code geass and kiki's delivery service is one example).
Game play is based on Stamina, where you get a certain amount each day, and most actions take 10. You get more stamina by doing three simple "look at our sponsors" actions, and a good basic item by associating your email with your account. (i've yet to get spam sourced from them). Like most RPGs, it's all about finish quests/missions to get xp, cash, and stuff, which help you get more quest/missions that get you more xp, cash and stuff.
In addition, you pretty much have to join a village of some sort, and you do a few chores for your village which help everyone in the village. Villages have upgrades which help everyone in the village, so it's usually a good deal to do what you can to help out. (usually collecting resources).
The replaying comes in when you get high enough level, you get asked if you want to loop to "the next season". Higher seasons have higher max levels, and open up some items/quests/allies/stuff that you can't get in your first season...basically, you'll need to loop to season 4 to be able to do everything (because, come on, everyone knows syndication requires 5 seasons, right?).
Higher level villages have access to minigames within the game, of which my favorite by far is the zombie attack game. though there are others, like a robot attack game, an arena fighting bit, some crafting and potion brewing, etc.
Anyways, just click my sig to start playing...and be sure to type in Brewdude (capitalization counts!) as the the one who referred you (heh, yeah referrals get you stuff in game too...).
Here's the link to the wiki for all the stuff you wish you knew when you started...even though there's a three day tutorial set of missions, it's nice to know how to craft potions out of herbs and stuff, and that you really aught to be using the party house and it's free daily cash as well as the robot fights free cash (if the village you get has it)...things the tutorial leaves out....
http://bvs.wikidot.com/
Also, if you join soon, the village i'm in (dagger village) is about to blow up, giving everyone in it a special, but forcing us all to find new villages. It's just waiting for 15 more people to join us, so if you start, might as well join dagger village to start with till you learn your way around, rather than some random. As a plus, the village is doing zombie attacks every 5 days until it explodes, which, as i said, is the most fun minigame of the minigames.