RPG Vault: Lineage II: The Chaotic Chronicle Interview with Raoul Kim at 1Up

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Lineage II: The Chaotic Chronicle Interview with Raoul Kim at 1Up

An article-format confabulation with the Lead Designer on NCsoft's online world follow-up

April 08, 2004 - While there are no verbatim passages, Raoul Kim apparently contributed significantly to this Lineage II article, which focuses on the differences between NCsoft's game and its peers, as well as on how it will evolve in the months to come:

The future of Lineage II also includes more ways to combat castles (the ballista, catapult, and trebuchet type projectile weapons). NCsoft also plans on implementing more pets (birds, cats and dogs) in addition to those wacky little monster things that scurry around making cute noises. More importantly, useful companions analogous to the preexisting dragon and strider are also planned for future releases.

The piece goes on to discuss the massively multiplayer category in general, with Raoul seemingly of the opinion that there are differences between the typical gamer in the Asian and American markets, with the former allegedly oriented toward PvP while the latter supposedly prefers social interaction.
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