Challenge The Serpent Queen In Metin2's Next Update
Metin2 is under a curse -- the Curse of the Serpent Queen, to be exact. That's the title of the free-to-play MMO's latest update, which goes live one week from today and adds a new zone, new dungeon, new bosses, and rewards to match.
Serpent Queen Nethis is probing the far east of Yohara to seek out a treasure that will grant her immense power. Naturally, it's up to players to fight her off, venturing into the ancient cursed temple that turned her and her followers into serpentine monsters. The Serpent Temple dungeon promises to be a challenge for adventurers, who have to deal with new mechanics as they race against the clock to dodge the curse.
The other new dungeon is simply called "Mysterious Dungeon" and takes the form of a "twisted maze" filled with various monster spawns and rewards that include high-level weapons and a new talisman. Surrounding these new instances is the area of Yilad Pass, which includes a new storyline that puts players on the path to challenge the Serpent Queen. Best all the challenges the new lands have for you to forge your own set of Serpentine Armor.
Curse of the Serpent Queen goes live in Metin2 on February 23.
Related Articles
About the Author
Jason Winter is a veteran gaming journalist, he brings a wide range of experience to MMOBomb, including two years with Beckett Media where he served as the editor of the leading gaming magazine Massive Online Gamer. He has also written professionally for several gaming websites.
More Stories by Jason WinterRead Next
Tera players can expect patch 103 sometime in the near future.
You May Enjoy
Wayfinder Halts Sales As Publisher Migration Starts And "Major" Changes And Improvements Are Inbound
"We think Wayfinder can be something special, and be around to play forever."
Contend with a gnoll clan coalition as the update goes live today.
It's not multiplayer, but we wanted to let you know anyways.
ArenaNet is hard at work.
Plunderstorm by the numbers.
Jonathan Rogers also talked about WASD movement and potential future features.
Discussion (0)