Florensia
Florensia is a Free to Play 3D Fantasy MMORPG with a pirate/marine theme. Florensia allows players to explore and battle on the world’s lands and seas. With its unique sea aspect, Florensia is comparable to sailor genre games like Voyage Century and Tales of Pirates.
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Full Review: Florensia
There are four classes in Florensia: Noble, Mercenary, Saint, and Explorer and each class starts with a different distribution of stats. The 7 stats are: Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Intelligence, Wisdom, Will, and Luck. Each level, players earn 3 stat points to distribute. Florensia has a very well crafted Skill system in which players receive one skill point per level. Each class has a different skill tree in which more skills become available as the player levels up.
New players won’t have any trouble figuring out the simple point and click movement/combat on land but at sea, things are far more complicated. There are many quests to be done on both land and sea but both suffer from low quest rewards . Higher level quests slowly become more useful.
All players begin the game next to their class specific NPC trainer who provides tutorial quests. These quests must be completed in order to obtain basic gear and their first skill. There are currently three islands in Florensia which players can sail between. Each island has a town, a few hunting grounds and a dungeon.
Grinding alone in Florensia is tedious, but there are many players in the game to form small hunting parties with which speeds up the grind. Anyone looking for a new 3D MMORPG with lots of content should give Florensia a try.
New players won’t have any trouble figuring out the simple point and click movement/combat on land but at sea, things are far more complicated. There are many quests to be done on both land and sea but both suffer from low quest rewards . Higher level quests slowly become more useful.
All players begin the game next to their class specific NPC trainer who provides tutorial quests. These quests must be completed in order to obtain basic gear and their first skill. There are currently three islands in Florensia which players can sail between. Each island has a town, a few hunting grounds and a dungeon.
Grinding alone in Florensia is tedious, but there are many players in the game to form small hunting parties with which speeds up the grind. Anyone looking for a new 3D MMORPG with lots of content should give Florensia a try.
The Good: The game has good graphics offering play on land and sea. The skill system is well designed and partying is encouraged.
The Bad: The early quests are worthless because of the low rewards. Ships are difficult to control and leveling slows significantly after level 10.
