Soul of the Ultimate Nation rolls out a large content patch, raises level cap
by Seraphina Brennan 
Dec 18th 2009 at 9:00PM
Filed under: Fantasy, Trailers, Video, Game mechanics, Patches, News items, Free-to-play, Soul of the Ultimate Nation
Soul of the Ultimate Nation (SUN) hasn't been out that long and it's already getting an injection of content!
Players of Webzen's second MMORPG will be happy to have a brand new level cap of 100 to ascend to, sockets on items so you can modify your weapons with gems, the new ability for crafters to make "elite" armor (the best armor in the game for now), and one new dungeon along with a brand new field.
The Cursed Tower is an interesting dungeon offer that starts off at level 20 and goes all the way to level 100. Each wing of the tower is specifically crafted for a certain level range. For example, the Emerald Sanctuary is tuned for players between level 20 and 40. So, no matter your level, you'll have something available to you in the Cursed Tower.
The Valley of the Dragonkin is the brand new field area, coming equipped with new quests to beat and monsters to kill. We'd say more about it, but we have this handy video of players in the Valley of the Dragonkin right after the break. So, don't listen to us, watch it for yourself by continuing to read!
Players of Webzen's second MMORPG will be happy to have a brand new level cap of 100 to ascend to, sockets on items so you can modify your weapons with gems, the new ability for crafters to make "elite" armor (the best armor in the game for now), and one new dungeon along with a brand new field.
The Cursed Tower is an interesting dungeon offer that starts off at level 20 and goes all the way to level 100. Each wing of the tower is specifically crafted for a certain level range. For example, the Emerald Sanctuary is tuned for players between level 20 and 40. So, no matter your level, you'll have something available to you in the Cursed Tower.
The Valley of the Dragonkin is the brand new field area, coming equipped with new quests to beat and monsters to kill. We'd say more about it, but we have this handy video of players in the Valley of the Dragonkin right after the break. So, don't listen to us, watch it for yourself by continuing to read!
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
b8am4xx said on 2:35AM 12-19-2009
This game is more fun than it looks...like guild wars and wow had a baby.
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D said on 5:00AM 12-19-2009
I downloaded this. When I tried to launch it, it said it's not available for my location? I'm in the US...
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ZombiBambi said on 12:50AM 12-20-2009
The western release got all screwed up. The NA version is from ijji.com, while the EU version (also available in English) is from WebZen. If you want to play, you need the ijji version.
Though, tbh, I don't think it's worth bothering with.
Neurotic said on 5:02AM 12-19-2009
I seem to recall thinking it might be good, maybe I'll give it a try. Is it one of those North European games masquerading as a Korean grind-em-up?
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curiousorange said on 6:32AM 12-19-2009
Fairly sure it's Korea, which is why I want nothing to do with it.
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