Hey all, just thought i would post some info about this game since it looks pretty promising.

King of Kings 3 (Gamigo runs the game, looks to be a new company).

http://kingofkings3.gamigo.com/

Basically there are 3 base classes: warrior, mage, and cleric. you have 3 choices for second class, and another 3 choices for third class. So that means 9 classes possible end-game for each base class, 27 classes total in the game.

In King of Kings 3 you can choose between 27 different character classes that develop from the three basic classes available at the beginning of the game. Each class has its own strengths, weaknesses, and unique skills that they can use in battle against their enemies. For more information, please click on each class.

“Moon Goddess” adds more than 180 new skills for all 27 classes. Click here to learn where the skill books can be found. Nothing is worse than running around without proper skills.

the guild system is pretty insane as well:

Guild

Each character starts as a lone warrior but can soon found their own guild or join an existing guild. Belonging to a guild has a number of advantages: There are some quests that benefit the individual as well as the entire guild. As the guild rises in the rankings, it can conquer certain helpers that bring experience and gold. But beware: other guilds may also have their heart’s set on conquering these NPCs and may try to claim them for themselves. If the guild continues to rise, it may even win the favour of the stars.

Once they have reached level 20, characters can join or found a guild.
Guilds are ranked from 1 to 5.
The higher the guild ranks, the more members it can have (at most 28).
The more members a guild has, the higher the amount of daily Lucky Stars it will receive.
Members can participate in a wide variety of daily guild quests.
Starting at rank 2, the guild can conquer a guild NPC.
Once the guild has reached rank 3, the guild master (character level 50+) can found a legion.
Legion

High-ranking guilds with a very experienced guild master can be upgraded to a legion. Legions come with their own set of challenges to rise to, for which they also receive better rewards. As a legion becomes stronger and rises in the ranks, the leader of the legion can lease land on which the legion can build its own buildings, which provide an advantage to all members of the legion.

Legions are ranked from 1 to 5.
The higher the legion ranks, the more guilds can join it (at most 7).
Members have access to special legion quests as well as exclusive crafting and battle items.
Starting at rank 2, a legion can set up a camp and build on it.
Once the legion reaches rank 5, the legion leader can embark on a series of quests to found a kingdom.
Kingdom

Only the leader of the highest-ranking legion can proclaim their own kingdom. Each member can support the process by donating gold or rare materials and by aiding their leader in completing the tasks he must complete before he can proclaim himself as king. A kingdom offers advantages not only to its king but also to its members:

Unique royal mount
Monthly salary
Fortifies royal town whose appearance can be tailored and can be populated by defensive works, temples, workshops, and much more
Unusual weapons and armour
Now it’s just a matter of waiting to see what the future has in store for you:
Will you be a popular and just ruler or will you drag your kingdom and others into an endless war to become the King of Kings?


It has a house system for both players and guilds, and perks for certain items in your house as well as guild town/kingdom.:

Housing

This game also allows you to upgrade items from common to epic with 2 items found in dungeons, so if you dont get the loot you want you can go about getting alternative epic gear this way.

Upgrades

Other than these things you can check out the general features of the game to get a feel for whether you would be interested in trying it out or not :)

general features

Lol gamigo is HORRIBLE with releasing crap. I can't remember if we played this or war of angels, but graphics were horribad.

i dunno im playing it atm and yeah i can see the graphics complaints and the game mechanics are a bit sluggish to be honest, but its still a pretty decent game all in all.

Most of the bugs from CB and beginning of OB have been fixed and it is on the toplist for mmo hut, so really i think its a lot diff from when you played yoshi. There's no way for me to be certain of course since i just decided to try it out now and didnt play before.

Honestly though, the game mechanics are no worse than aika or similar games, and we played those before. I dunno, i'm unsure of whether i will continue playing the game or not to be honest, but it has enough unique stuff to it that it has kept me entertained for the past two days at least. Most MMO's lately have barely kept my attention for 2-3 hours, so i think thats saying a lot in and of itself.

Give it a shot though. If you hate it so be it, but if you dont give it a chance who knwos whether you will like it or not. oh, have i mentioned you can actually powerlevel people in this game too? thats one thing i miss about these old-style games.

The problem you wil run into with free games is that very few games are wow-caliber and free. Allods is very very close, but its still kind of pay to pwn. I've been playing allods lately and wanted to try something new so i downloaded this and been giving it a shot.

Will update you all on how it goes, but so far its a pretty solid game--even if the graphics are sub-par.

dont blame you, skyrim is absolutely beautiful on dx11 capable machines. it runs perfect on high settings on my laptop. The way it is coded is quite ingenious, because my laptop should be choppy when playing but its not.

anyway, back to topic.. been playing a bit more and gotten into a random guild. kind of hit a hiccup because the class i liked isnt quite what i wanted it to be, so will probably go with assassin instead of pally for final class. I thought paladins would have heals in this game, but they dont.