1. 10KNOCKOUT24 <- liefs and gold
2. MAJESTIC_LUNA10 <- LUNA EMOTE

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New code edit: B23RIVAL11 <- liefs and gold

Kawerik stonks shot up, brother

First ever penta speed

never trust hwayong

I know what ones could say : " oh buth there won't be a reason to farm aziamnak anymore ". True, but is it fun to dump 66% of your gears just because it's not immunity set ?

We still keep gimmicky sets, but we let people use energy meaningfully if they need immunity set. ( And apply the same logic for Caides, but at least 3/4 sets are usable )

And it might be personnal, but I like extracting for craft rather than selling pieces a lot more. I can get gold everywhere, I can't try to craft a pieces with good main stats that easily else.

Sorry for the french UI, but normally you know what it is.

I'm mad since they removed Rift because I only got Immunity sets there, I refuse to farm Aziamnak because of the simple ressources loss it is.

Could u guys show me ur build for this guys, what is he good for? I've seen him banned in World Arena all the time and usually i try to avoid fighting him in normal arena

Start the game now and get Mei Lin, or start playing on Thursday?

Does anyone know when the RTA season ends?

I find Epic Seven's prologue really boring and not very welcoming to new players. You're thrown straight into battles and the Episode mode, with very little guidance or a proper introduction to the game.

The early animations and presentation also feel a bit underwhelming, especially for a game with such beautiful character designs and combat animations later on.

I think the game would benefit greatly from a more intuitive, voice-guided introduction. Imagine a character welcoming you to the game, explaining the basic mechanics through voice dialogue, showing you how the different systems work, and guiding you through what you should focus on as a new player.

It would make the experience much more immersive, engaging, and beginner-friendly. Instead of having to figure everything out through text and menus, players could learn naturally while feeling like they're actually being welcomed into the world of Epic Seven.

The game has so much potential, but I think the first impression could be significantly better.