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Rumble Fighter System Requirements

Antidote — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 12:35:02 CDT

If you don't care about the system requirements, or you know you have a good enough computer already, download Rumble Fighter now!
You'll also need the latest version of DirectX to play, or it's gonna be kinda slow.
Also, in order to play Rumble Fighter, you're going to have to have some decent specs on your computer. You can see these specs below:

	Minimum System Requirements	Recommended Settings
Operating System	Windows XP, 2000	Windows XP, 2000
RAM	256 MB	512 MB
Hard Drive Space	300 MB	500 MB

To find the RAM of your computer, follow these simple steps:
Click Start > Click Run > Type in "dxdiag" (without parentheses) > Under your system information, you should see RAM as one of the bits of info

Rumble Fighter

Antidote — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 11:53:28 CDT

Rumble Fighter is a casual online fighting game centered around PvP and room-based community. Players join a room and then duke it out with each other on specific maps. The game is based around short matches, but each match is action-packed from beginning to end. There are also many different types of gameplay. Instead of simply fighting one another, you can also play in modes like Survival, Potion Battle, Moving Screen, Arena, and many more! The game is constantly being updated, as it's new, so each week there's a new map, a new fighting style, or new items to collect! And best of all, there's always new friends to make.

For a complete run-down of the game including graphics, sound, and community, check out the FOMG Rumble Fighter Lens.

Rumble Fighter Experience Table

Antidote — Wed, 25 Mar 2009 11:52:38 CDT

Level-	Total Experience for Next Level-	Level-	Total Experience for Next Level-
1	500	49	4,310,000
2	1,500	50	4,570,000
3	3,000	51	4,841,000
4	5,000	52	5,123,000
5	8,000	53	5,416,000
6	12,000	54	5,720,000
7	17,000	55	6,035,000
8	23,000	56	6,361,000
9	30,000	57	6,698,000
10	42,000	58	7,046,000
11	57,000	59	7,405,000
12	75,000	60	7,777,000
13	96,000	61	8,162,000
14	120,000	62	8,560,000
15	147,000	63	8,971,000
16	177,000	64	9,395,000
17	210,000	65	9,832,000
18	246,000	66	10,282,000
19	285,000	67	10,745,000
20	329,000	68	11,221,000
21	378,000	69	11,710,000
22	432,000	70	12,214,000
23	491,000	71	12,733,000
24	555,000	72	13,267,000
25	624,000	73	13,816,000
26	698,000	74	14,380,000
27	777,000	75	14,959,000
28	861,000	76	15,553,000
29	950,000	77	16,162,000
30	1,046,000	78	16,786,000
31	1,149,000	79	17,425,000
32	1,259,000	80	18,081,000
33	1,376,000	81	18,754,000
34	1,500,000	82	19,444,000
35	1,631,000	83	20,151,000
36	1,769,000	84	20,875,000
37	1,914,000	85	21,616,000
38	2,066,000	86	22,374,000
39	2,225,000	87	23,149,000
40	2,393,000	88	23,941,000
41	2,570,000	89	24,750,000
42	2,756,000	90	25,576,000
43	2,951,000	91	26,419,000
44	3,155,000	92	27,279,000
45	3,368,000	93	28,156,000
46	3,590,000	94	29,050,000
47	3,821,000	95	29,961,000
48	4,061,000	96	30,889,000

Rumble Fighter's level system differs widely from the level systems of other games. Instead of gaining experience to level up and get more skills, the leveling system in this game is more rank. A low-level player can be equal with a high-level player with equipment, and the only differing value is the players individual skill. New skills are bought with money that can be won through winning matches, not levels.

Maplestory Mage Guide

Antidote — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 18:51:31 CDT

Welcome, those seeking to gain power and fame as a renowned magician in Maplestory! If you are seeking to build a powerful mage, you've come to the right place! A careful balance of skills, abilities, and equipment will help you to level quickly, and (most importantly) have a great time with your character! Let's get started.Special Note: This guide is only for regular mages. If you are seeking to make a LUK-less Mage or other special build, this is not the right guide for you.

I - The Dice Roll and Ability Points -

When you first open the Maplestory client, you have the option to make a character. Click on “Create New Character.” First, choose your character's appearance and name using your own judgement. Looks and name do not affect any important aspects of your character, so pick what you like best.Next comes the dice roll. In order to make a powerful mage, you will need a careful balance of skill points. Here are the skills and their descriptions:STR- Used mainly for Warriors. This stat affects melee damage and HP increase per level.DEX- Used mainly for Bowmen. This stat affects accuracy and avoidability, as well as damage for the Bowman.LUK- Used mainly for Rogues. This stat affects the rogue's damage, but is also a requirement to wear equipment for the mage.INT- Used mainly for Mages. This stat will affect not only the magical damage that the mage does, but also increase the MP gain per level.As you can probably figure out, you will need the highest INT and the lowest STR and DEX. Therefore, you should roll the dice until you get something similar to this:

*=any number.
STR - 4/5
DEX - 4/5
LUK - *
INT - *

Your STR and DEX are literally useless and will not help you in any way. If you want to invest the time, it's best to try and get 4/4 stats for those, although it is not crucial to play the game. Remember, throughout your life of a mage, STR and DEX will do you no good and will only keep points away from you that you could be spending on INT to do more damage.IMPORTANT- You will want to keep your LUK as this:Your Level + 3 = LUK EX: Level 15 + 3 = 18 LUKThis will allow you to wear the equipment necessary to be a powerful mage. All the other points you receive should go into INT to help your damage and MP.

II - Skill Point Distribution -

After you have made your character, you will find yourself on Maple Island, the ultimate newbie training grounds. Fight here until you reach level 8 and then proceed to Victoria Island via Shanks the captain. Then take the taxi to Ellinia, where you will then proceed to the top of the map and talk to Grendel the Really Old to make your first job advancement as a Mage. He will boost your MP and give you 1 Skill Point. From here on, you will receive 3 Skill Points a level. Here is how you should distribute them:

Level 8 - 1 Bolt
Level 9 - 3 MP Recovery
Level 10 - 2 MP Recovery and 1 Max MP Increase
Level 11-13 - 9 Max MP Increase

Those are the really crucial levels. Make sure that you max Max MP Increase first, as it will give you the most MP possible, crucial for making a powerful mage. Although those levels are crucial to be followed in that way, the rest of the levels you can choose on your own. I could give you a list to follow, but then it wouldn't really be your own character, but an artificial one, created by a guide. You should have the power to make your character who you want him/her to be without being told what to do. After all, it's your story.You can see the description of the skills by their names and choose accordingly to make a strong mage. Make sure to max these skills:

Max MP Increase
MP Recovery
Magic Claw

Again, nothing is law, so these skills can be chosen with your own discernment, but a rough breakdown of the skills will help you better decide what you want to invest in.

Max MP Increase-

This skill is absolutely necessary for any mage, regardless of build or decisions later on. This skill, as you might imagine, increases your maximum MP when you level up. This skill builds, and like a bank account, the more money you put in, the more you get in interest, and the more you get later in interest. It build on itself. You should definitely max this skill first, as it is absolutely essential later on in your walk as a magician.

MP Recovery-

Again, an absolutely essential skill for magicians. This skill increases the MP you get back and in what time period you get it back. Early on, you'll get 3 MP back every 7 or so seconds. This may seem rather fast, but when you're spending 20+ mana on a single cast, you realize you'll need more. The skill is based off of percentages, so a certain percentage of mana will be regenerated every certain amount of time. The higher level the skill, the more mana you get back. I have reached a level at a point where I can cast Bolt continually and never run out of mana because my regeneration is greater than my output. In a nutshell, though, this skill is absolutely crucial to invest in.

Magic Claw-

This skill is one of two offensive skills you have up until level 30. When maxed, it out-casts and out-damages bolt by far. It does far more damage than bolt does at a maxed level and is killer later on, although more advanced spells will take the place of it much later on in your mage life. If you plan on killing monsters and gaining experience, I suggest that you invest heavily into this skill.Otherwise, points are your own choice. When you reach level 30, return to Grendel the Really Old and proceed to make your job advancement as either a Cleric, a Fire/Poison Mage, or an Ice/Lightning Mage. Each class has their own pros and cons, so they are pretty well balanced out. The previous choices you have made will have no impact on which class you choose, so don't feel pressured to pick one class over another. You can easily find guides on whichever of the classes you want to pick, but skill point allocation isn't crucial in those levels. Remember, if you do read a guide, take it as ADVICE, not LAW. It's your own story and you can change it as you see fit.

References:Gameolosophy

Wind Slayer System Requirements

Antidote — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 18:42:34 CDT

Yes, there are more requirements on the site, but these are the ones that mainly matter. If you want the complete list, visit Wind Slayer's site.

In addition to these requirements, you're also going to need the latest version of DirectX.

In order to find out how much RAM your computer has:
Click Start > Click Run > Type in "dxdiag" (without parentheses) > Under your system information, you should see RAM as one of the bits of info

	Minimum Requirements	Recommended Settings
Operating System	Windows 98/ME/2K/XP	Windows 98/ME/2K/XP
RAM	64 MB	128 MB
Hard Drive	300 MB	500 MB

Maple Story System Requirements

Antidote — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 18:41:43 CDT

	Minimum Requirement	Recommended Settings
Operating System	Windows 98/ME/2000/XP	Windows 98/ME/2000/XP
RAM	68 MB	128 MB
Hard Drive Space	2.5 GB	3 GB

In order to play Maple Story, you're going to need certain requirements on your computer. Although a majority of computers out there exceed this requirement, a few don't.

First off, you will need high-speed internet. Whether this is DSL, Cable, or T2, it can't be dial-up.

And also, I realize that these are not all the requirements. These are the ones that make the most difference and will affect your gameplay.

You'll also need DirectX.

Maple Story

Antidote — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 15:29:12 CDT

Maple Story is a FREE 2D Side-Scrolling RPG game. Instead of immediately being turned down by the 2D part of the game, WAIT!! This isn't your traditional isometric top-down view, it's side-scrolling! This means that the game trades of 360 degree views for platforms, ladders, portals, lots of jumping and such skills as teleport that aid in your movement. The graphics of this game are crystal clear, even for a lower-end computer, and the massive world is continually evolving for more areas to explore all the time and the music changes from area to area. Instead of pounding music, though, this game has softer music that'll keep you calm.

If you're just coming into the gaming world, I can highly suggest this game to you. This is the game that I personally started out on and the simple controls, basic goals, and fun graphics kept me interested. Although I can say that I've "moved on" to other games, I still come back from time to time and play this game because of it's fun originality.

This game is quite similar to Wind Slayer, and although Maple Story doesn't have a PvP, it makes up for it in a plethora of quests, fun party games, and killer boss monsters to take down.

I can, personally, highly suggest this game to any gamer as a quality work of originality.

New Members

Antidote — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 14:27:21 CDT

Welcome! I can't express how excited I am that you've joined this wiki and are thinking of adding what you know to this community. However, to keep from having chaos, I've outlined a few rules that we'll all need to follow when editing.

1) No vulgar language!

I can't stress this enough, but we're going to keep this clean. No language. It's not necessary and usually only ends up in trouble, not getting a point across.

2) Reference

If you make a page or an edit to a page, be sure (at the bottom of the page) to add the reference. After you make a change to a page, make sure that your reference isn't already at the bottom of the page, and then add it to the list. That way people will see that this information is coming from solid sources and not being made up.

3) Check each other's work

With this being an open site, we're going to get people who come in and mess things up. Check the latest changes and if something looks questionable, check it out! Although it may just be a grammar change or another small change, but it might be something worth looking into.

4) Grammar

Make sure that everything looks good. This means proper punctuation, capitals, periods, and commas. Most of all, correctly-spelled words. If you don't already have Firefox, I suggest getting it. It has a built in spell-checker that will check your work as you go instead of having to use Wetpaints spell checker. Whatever you choose, make sure it looks nice.

For now that's it! If you have something to change, let me know as I will be the only one to edit this page for safety reasons.

FreeOnlineMultiplayerGames

Antidote — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 14:17:56 CDT

Welcome to all you gamers! This is a relatively new project, so I already apologize for the clutter and such. If you've come from the Squidoo lens, welcome! Feel free to sign up and begin offering your input on games, guides, and whatever else you may have to offer. If you've just happened to stumble across this, check out where this idea started from at Official FOMG Lens.

If you're looking to join this wiki, please do so! However, there are some suggested outlines that I have so that we can keep unison with the pages. A list of these "requirements" if you want to call them that, can be found in the menu entitled "New Members." I don't want to seem like the police, but if we all work together, it will make this project look better and will draw more people.

Wind Slayer

Antidote — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 14:00:15 CDT

Wind Slayer describes itself as a "Free 2D Side Scrolling PvP MMORPG Game from Outspark." Although that's quite a mouthful, it accurately describes the game in one short sentence. Let's break it down:

Free: Simple enough, it means that you can play without paying. Fortunately, in this game it means that you don't have to pay to "unlock" all the features. Paying really is optional!

2D: Although this may turn you down, look at the next bit.

Side Scrolling: this means that instead of the traditional isometric top-down view, you move back and forth. In this game, it doesn't take away from the graphics, but encourages such things as jumping across platforms. This introduces a lot of strategy when we move on to the next part...

PvP: Player versus Player. Fight your friends, crush your foes, and show the world that you are the strongest! The PvP in this game has many different modes to smooth out the playing field.

MMORPG: Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game. That means you won't have any trouble looking for foes to crush in the PvP!

from Outspark: not incredibly important, but it lets you know where you can find the game and also where to purchase the in-game cash if you want to "spice up" your character a little bit.

So there we go! We've taken apart what the game means, we know what it's about, and there aren't any questions left, right? Usually, if you're a die-hard gamer, you'll want to know a little bit more about the game. Instead of cramming everything onto one page, we'll break it down into different parts. Look at the menu to the left-hand side and under the Wind Slayer page you'll find some of the information you're looking for.