If you’re a European player of Webzen’s long running title Flyff, you’ve previously had to either play on American servers or on Germen or French speaking servers. This put English speaking Europeans at a decided disadvantage. Either play on American servers and be at the mercy of American peek times and lower connection speeds, or join the French or German servers for better timing, but maybe have a language barrier with fellow players if you didn’t speak either language.
Tomorrow, December 2nd, that all changes as the “Clockworks” server will open its doors for English speaking Europeans. English speaking players in Europe will still be sharing forums with American players though.
Clockworks will be the first European server to host the Flyff Gold version of the game.
You can download the client in advance here and be sure to check out launch events as the team at Webzen announces them.
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Join discussionWhen i went on this a good 5 years ago i talked to someone in there that told me they did a graphics overhaul maybe they plan to again which if they did then i would understand.
..You’ve got to be kidding me.
Does anyone play this horribly outdated grindfest anymore? This game was outdated at the time it came out for god’s sake. Webzen is smoking the hash pipe if they think this is at all a profitable business venture–well, unless they literally just put the server up, barely invest minimal costs and efforts and basically adopt a laissez-faire attitude.
..Yeah, it sounds dumb.
lol wtf? new server ? and game didnt got new updates for over 2 years now!
they just doing events and noting more
There is allready 3 servers and there is no more then 100 ppl active in each one
Well… they didn’t even fix the botters and selling bots ($ for game gold). As far as I know, the original server have been very empty, so I wonder if it will even last. Maybe a desesperated attitude of getting some new players?
I like the game I’d like to play again but it’s very suspicious!