Lineage II Essence

Lineage 2 Essence is a free to play version of the legendary game, where anyone can conquer solo both PvP and PvE content. Only Lineage 2 Essence has a new class — Death Knight, and now a pet system!

players can enjoy MMOs and still keep up with their lives outside of Lineage 2. The game's auto-hunt feature makes it easy to grind and progress while you take care of other projects. Essence will grind into usable items and skill zones, giving you convenience and not forcing you to sit in front of your screen for hours.

The team behind Essence has radically changed archetypes, such as Mage, Archer, Tank and more, giving players the buffs and skills they need to survive in the world at level 20. Turn on the buffs, and grind. As such, solo players can feel comfortable leveling themselves in Lineage 2 Essence - and thanks to self buffs even healers can level as quickly as archers and mages.

play

Features:

1.Exclusive new class: the Death Knight!

2.Pet System, featuring six unique companions to grow and develop.

3.New Modes: Antharas' Lair and Cruma Tower

4.Fast Leveling

5.Regular Olympiad and Weekly Sieges

Lineage II is a massive multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) for Microsoft Windows and the second game in the Lineage series. It is a prequel to the Clans and is set 150 years before the first game. It has become popular since its launch in South Korea on October 1, 2003, reporting 1,000,918 unique users as of March 2007. To date, the game has been played by more than 14 million users, most of whom are based in Asia.

The first thing a player does when playing Lineage II is to create a character. They can choose their character's race and personalize the character's face and hair. Overall, the gameplay allows many options to personalize the character's visuals: for example, the player can choose traits and characteristics such as a hairstyle, hair color, facial expression, and gender, among other attributes.

Each player must start the game at a temple in their character's race region. Generally, the player can choose between a mage and a warrior in each race except dwarves and camels, which can only be warriors.

war

A major part of Clans II gameplay is combat. Monsters can be found in hunting grounds outside the city or in underground dungeons. When the player defeats a monster, their character receives XP and SP to help them level up and learn new skills.Players can battle other players through a PvP system.

Death

If a player's character dies in battle, they are given the option to resurrect in the nearest town or village. They can also wait for another player to resurrect them with a Resurrection scroll or spell. Resurrecting in the nearest town will costs a fraction of the XP gained, which grows exponentially with level. Resurrection spells and elite scrolls generally restore some of the lost experience.

Plot

The game follows a fictional history through sets of plots called "Sagas". There are currently four sagas: "The Chaotic Chronicle", "The Chaotic Throne", "Goddess of Destruction", and "Epic Tale of Aden". Large-scale updates/expansions are known as "Chronicles" (also known as "The Throne" in The Chaotic Throne, "Chapter" in Goddess of Destruction, and "Episode" in Epic Tale of Aden), which introduce new story elements as well as new features and add-ons. They are released every six months. Each expansion new skills, quests, areas, and items. Some expansion also increased the level cap.

Characters

Characters play the role as a player's avatar within the game. Players are allowed to elect up to 7 characters per account. There are currently seven races in the world of Lineage II: the Humans, who are similar to modern-day humans and who have all-around balanced characteristics; the Elves, who have superior dexterity, movement, and casting speed, but weaker offense; Dark Elves, who have higher magic and melee attack capabilities; Orcs, who have higher HP and MP but slower movement; Dwarves, who are powerful melee attackers and master craftsmen; Kamael, who are humanoids with single wings and gender-specific job classes; and Ertheia, female warriors with two completely unique classes, and different quest lines.

development

Hyeong-Jin Kim, who came up with the game's initial concept in the early 2000s, heads the production team for Dynasty II. The development took place in October-November of the same year. Kim and producer James Bay stated that their reason for making a prequel to Clan instead of a sequel was that Clan would continue to be updated as a game working with its past. By doing so, we will not risk disputes. Update the directions that the clan will take in the future.

According to Kim and Bae, the game's initial subtitle, The Chaotic Chronicle, was intended to convey the large-scale battles, strategies, conflicts, and cooperation we hoped to encourage among players.

Lead game designer Raul Kim stated that the reason Lineage II was rendered in 3D was simply because most games today are using 3D graphics and because they felt it suited things better than 2D. The developers chose to use Unreal Engine 2 game engine due to its ability to render outdoor scenes and its powerful editing features.

According to the head of the game design team, Cheol-Ung Hwang, each village had a different concept of nation. He described the concept of the human village on Talking Island as simple while the elven village was designed to not lose the natural and royal upper-class feel. They designed the dark elven village with a strange and serious feel to convey the rough history of the elves' outcasts. Three editions of Lineage II are currently available – Classic, Essence and Fafurion While classic games carry the same look and feel they did decades ago, others have specific functions