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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Grand Chase was an MMOG created by KOG Studios, which was released worldwide with several different versions. It's similar to that of Maple Story in being a 2D side scroller. The difference is that the game was room based, had 3D graphics, and produced an almost more distinctive gameplay than most other MMOs. Instead of normal character creation, players were given preset character classes, the first three being all female: Sword Knight (Elesis), which is a close-ranged character; Archer (Lire), which is pretty obvious, and a Mage (Arme), also very obvious. Other characters/classes could be unlocked. Each class starts with unlocking a specific character first, then working towards unlocking others (be warned, some of these character unlocking quests are hard - unless you buy your way through them. Same for job changes, except much more hellish). |
