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| | Thursday, 14 January 2010 Year |
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 03:11 | |  |
| Until someone takes the time to find out exactly what ports Dungeon Fighter uses to connect to other players, this is a wonderful alternative.
When we started playing, there was connection problems immediately between Sorge, Anna and myself. Things were just laggy in general, and over time, the game became entirely unplayable.
Well, here's a solution! A hopefully simplistic enough guide that anyone can follow it, to an extent, to make that terrible little problem haunting some people go away.
To start, you're going to need to open a command prompt. This can be done by choosing "Run" from the start menu, or holding the windows key near the bottom left of your , and pressing R.
You should type this into the box that shows up, and press enter. This will open a command prompt window, which will give us one of the four pieces of information we need to know.
Type this into the command prompt, and press enter. This will give you information about your network IP.
This is what should pop up. Yours may or may not have much more to dig through, but the process is the same. You're looking for "Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection" if you're on corded internet, or "Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection" for wireless internet. If those exact words aren't there, look for something as similar as possible.
Now, the reason we came to this, is for your router's IP on the network. This is marked under "Default Gateway" for your respected connection, as mentioned above. Take note of this number, and keep this window open!
Type the number you found across from "Default Gateway" into your web browser of choice, and you'll more than likely be prompted with a window asking for your username and password. The username you're looking for is probably going to be "admin", but the password can vary. Default passwords range from password, 1234, the name of the router, or sometimes nothing. But if your family or a technician has set a different password to your router, this could be difficult. Log into the router, and we're on to the last, somewhat more confusing part.
There aren't really any pictures I can provide for this potion fo the guide, since every router is different. At this point, once you've logged in, you're going to be looking for a section in the menu, which might be on the left side, or top of your browser, related to firewalls or ports. You're looking for three letters somewhere, anywhere. Just keep your eyes open for it.
When you find this, you'll find a prompt, that likely contains part of your network IP. 192.168.1.blank
Now, this is where leaving the command prompt is handy. In the same area you got your "Default Gateway", you'll find something that says "IP Address", or something similar.It should be almost the same as your "Default Gateway", but not quite. You'll want to make the IP address in your DMZ settings to the number across from "IP Adress", and save the settings. Doing this will make your router stop blocking ports to your computer, and allow it to send and receive connections much, much easier. This does leave your computer slightly more exposed, so you may want to do a virus/spyware check beforehand.
As far as that's concerned, I suggest getting a 30 day trial of Nod32 from Eset and scanning with that for viruses, and trying out either Spybot Search and Destroy, and Malwarebytes anti-malware to make sure there's nothing it missed.
Once you've done this, you should notice there's no more lag like before! If there is still lag, then the person you're getting computers under needs to do the exact same thing. And until Nexon does something to fix this... There's really not any other choice. This problem wasn't around during Closed Beta, and shouldn't be here now, regardless of the server load. Connections are handles P2P, meaning that Nexon's server only has to handle the people in town, and logging in.
Spread the word! This guide will make the DFO experience much more enjoyable, as you can dungeon with anyone you want.
| | | | 03:10 | Help Us Make DFO Better | |
| Recently, some DFO players have experienced anti-virus messages that erroneously identified the DFO Launcher malware. We want to emphasize that these are indeed false positives on the part of the software and that the DFO Launcher is absolutely safe to operate on your system.
Though we have already rectified the situation with several anti-virus software providers already, we are still in the process of dealing with this issue and would like to ask your help by answering or new poll, "What anti-virus software do you use?"
Vote now by clicking HERE. Please note that you must be logged in to vote in the poll.
This will allow us to better respond to this situation and ensure a more enjoyable game play experience for all.
Thanks so much for your help.
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| Sunday, 10 January 2010 Year |
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| 07:01 | | |
| Until someone takes the time to find out exactly what ports Dungeon Fighter uses to connect to other players, this is a wonderful alternative.
When we started playing, there was connection problems immediately between Sorge, Anna and myself. Things were just laggy in general, and over time, the game became entirely unplayable.
Well, here's a solution! A hopefully simplistic enough guide that anyone can follow it, to an extent, to make that terrible little problem haunting some people go away.
To start, you're going to need to open a command prompt. This can be done by choosing "Run" from the start menu, or holding the windows key near the bottom left of your , and pressing R.
You should type this into the box that shows up, and press enter. This will open a command prompt window, which will give us one of the four pieces of information we need to know.
Type this into the command prompt, and press enter. This will give you information about your network IP.
This is what should pop up. Yours may or may not have much more to dig through, but the process is the same. You're looking for "Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection" if you're on corded internet, or "Ethernet adapter Wireless Network Connection" for wireless internet. If those exact words aren't there, look for something as similar as possible.
Now, the reason we came to this, is for your router's IP on the network. This is marked under "Default Gateway" for your respected connection, as mentioned above. Take note of this number, and keep this window open!
Type the number you found across from "Default Gateway" into your web browser of choice, and you'll more than likely be prompted with a window asking for your username and password. The username you're looking for is probably going to be "admin", but the password can vary. Default passwords range from password, 1234, the name of the router, or sometimes nothing. But if your family or a technician has set a different password to your router, this could be difficult. Log into the router, and we're on to the last, somewhat more confusing part.
There aren't really any pictures I can provide for this potion fo the guide, since every router is different. At this point, once you've logged in, you're going to be looking for a section in the menu, which might be on the left side, or top of your browser, related to firewalls or ports. You're looking for three letters somewhere, anywhere. Just keep your eyes open for it.
When you find this, you'll find a prompt, that likely contains part of your network IP. 192.168.1.blank
Now, this is where leaving the command prompt is handy. In the same area you got your "Default Gateway", you'll find something that says "IP Address", or something similar.It should be almost the same as your "Default Gateway", but not quite. You'll want to make the IP address in your DMZ settings to the number across from "IP Adress", and save the settings. Doing this will make your router stop blocking ports to your computer, and allow it to send and receive connections much, much easier. This does leave your computer slightly more exposed, so you may want to do a virus/spyware check beforehand.
As far as that's concerned, I suggest getting a 30 day trial of Nod32 from Eset and scanning with that for viruses, and trying out either Spybot Search and Destroy, and Malwarebytes anti-malware to make sure there's nothing it missed.
Once you've done this, you should notice there's no more lag like before! If there is still lag, then the person you're getting computers under needs to do the exact same thing. And until Nexon does something to fix this... There's really not any other choice. This problem wasn't around during Closed Beta, and shouldn't be here now, regardless of the server load. Connections are handles P2P, meaning that Nexon's server only has to handle the people in town, and logging in.
Spread the word! This guide will make the DFO experience much more enjoyable, as you can dungeon with anyone you want.
| | | | 07:00 | | |
| I think a good way for Nexon to continue to make money off avatar that are not in the gachapon system anymore would be to start selling them in a straight forward cash shop. From a money making stand point it would make sense because they could:
A) Sell them for way more NX than a normal token. (maple story items can cost about 8 dollars each)www.mmogold.net
B) Not let them be tradeable (the same as an item that "Cannot be traded")
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C) Not have any stat boosts other than the dungeon exp bonus
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D) Have a good 2 months or so pass from the point of being "sold out" before items are sold in the cash shop.www.mmogold.net
There! I think if executed in this manner Nexon could probably make more money than if they just stuck with the gachapon system.www.mmogold.net
And before you ALL start ranting and raving about how unfair that is and how much better the Korean version is just STOP! My idea is designed to make the company money, something they surly are more likely to understand than complaining and bashing the game. The makers are more than enough aware that you have problems with the games. So please for my sake if you have a comment please let it be in response to this topic and not some wild rant about how unfair the FREE game is.
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Dungeon Fighter Online Overview
Dungeon Fighter Online is a side scrolling action MMORPG that closely resembles old school beat’ em ups like Streets of Rage & Double Dragons. Gameplay wise, Dungeon Fighter resembles Pi Story. www.atgolds.comBoth games are completely instanced, as every dungeon in the game is an individual instance were only those in the same party can adventure together. Each individual dungeon only takes a few minutes to complete which allows for much more of a casual experience than other MMORPGs. Plenty of quests are available in towns to help players level up quickly. There are currently four classes to chose from with the first job advancement available at level 18. www.mmogold.net
Slayer - Slayers are swordsman who specialize in using melee weapons like swords and maces. They are capable of dealing large amounts of damage in melee combat but cannot carry use shields.www.atgolds.com
Job Advancements: Blade Master, Soul Bender, Grand Master, Hell Bringer, Soul Reaper and Dark Knight www.mmogold.net
Fighter – As the name suggests, a Fighter is a close range brawler who is proficient with gauntlets, knuckles, claws and boxing gloves.
Job Advancements: Nen Masters, Strikers, Brawlers, Throwers, Blazing Flower, Champion, Hellcat and Dervish www.mmogold.net
Gunner - Gunners, as the name implies, are a gun wielding class with high attack damage, but low defensive capabilities.www.atgolds.com
Job Advancements: Rangers, Launchers, Mechanics, Spitfires, Desperado, Wrecking Ball, Metalheart and Viper www.mmogold.net
Mage – Mages are powerful spell casters in Dungeon Fighter Online. They wield powerful spells but have the least hit points in the game.www.atgolds.com
Job Advancements: Elementalist, Summoners, Battle Mages, Witches, Archmage, Gaia, Sorceress, Bellatrix www.mmogold.net
Priest – You’d imagine a priest would be a supportive but class, but that’s not the case. In Dungeon Fighter Online priests are a powerful melee oriented class who mostly use their fists in battle. They are also capable of using enormous totem poles of crosses to deal large amounts of damage. They do have some supportive magic, as they can heal.
Job Advancements: Crusaders, Monks, Exorcists Avengers www.atgolds.com
*Thief – Thieves are quick and agile. They are most proficient at dealing large quantities of damage to their opponents with their daggers.
Job Advancements: Rogues, Necromancers and Shadow Dancers.
* The thief class has not yet been released.
| | | | 07:00 | | |
| As you can see in my sig we have an opportunity to put a thread with all of our "suggestions" in it and have it read by the developers, hopefully with some responses.www.mmogold.net
Note I put some huge emphasis on the hope for responses, these are questions not demands.www.atgolds.com
So I'm going to start with some bullets of issues that I am aware of, you guys add in anything that I missed. After we cover everything we can make it into one larger post or something that is more readable.www.mmogold.net
Issues:www.atgolds.com
Experience curve - We all know more experience is required than other versions, the question is why. Will it be this way if/when the level cap is raised?www.mmogold.net
Disconnected when trying to access the pvp servers- Me and my friends play the game with zero lag etc. However we have serious issues trying to get onto the pvp servers. Sometimes connecting from different channels helps, although often it just takes 10-20 connect attempts.www.mmogold.net
What are the developers working on? - It is obvious that this is not the final state of the game and that content will be added. However not knowing what content is planned on being added or what is being worked on is frustrating. If we could at least know wha tthings are being changed in the future when it is possible to do so it would alleviate a lot of frustration.www.atgolds.com
Price of SP resets - It is painfully high, why?www.mmogold.net
Random avatar gear - From an ecinomic standpoint making us buy more to get what we want makes sense, but is the marginal benifit reall worth the cost to customer satisfaction? Did you guys actually research which method generates more cash over the long run?www.mmogold.net
Keep it constructive. Any "lol they wont read this" etc spamming just reflects poorly on your character and does no good, so keep it out.www.atgolds.com
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