Rage of Bahamut i> Shingeki no Baham? to ) is a digital collection card fight game developed by Cygames and published by DeNA. It is a social card game released on the Mobage mobile gaming network, in Japan in 2011 and around the world in 2012.
The game exceeds three million players outside Japan on August 7, 2012. The game has more than 10 Ã,/span> million players worldwide in December 2012. Rage of Bahamut was launched across the world in February 2012 and was ranked Top Grossing Chart on Google Play US for over 16 weeks starting April. This game has a monthly income of 400 million span (span> $ 5.01 million in 2012) in 2012. It occupies the position of Top Grossing Chart of the US App Store as of June 12, 2012 and remains popular there, until DeNA withdrew from the World/US market in February 2016, shutting down the English version of the server.
The original
The cards are then used in a variety of team-oriented activities such as order vs. Order of 'Holy War' or order vs. game events like Dragon Awakening , or Eve in the Light .
Three series of anime have been adapted from the game, Rage of Bahamut: Genesis , Rage of Bahamut: Virgin Soul , and Rage of Bahamut: Manaria Friends .
Video Rage of Bahamut
Holy Wars (sekarang disebut Onslaught)
Holy War is an average period of five days long in which group of players (command) work to try and defeat each other. Each successful attack and defeat of the opposing player generates points for players and orders, and adds a 'link' to the chain of attacks. Any order that has the most points at the end of the battle period wins. The battle period usually lasts 90-120 minutes [60 minutes in US]. During the battle, members usually use 'Holy Powders' to inflame their attacks and create a chain of attacks that further multiplies the 'Holy War Points'. The success of player vs player (PVP) and wall/castle attacks gives the 'Spell of Power' points also used to increase all orders or attacks, defenses, and specific member war points generated. On June 24, 2014, Holy War was stopped to correct other factors of the game. Due to this, all previous cards with skills for Holy Wars will be converted to Castle Crushers skills. As the Holy War continues, the skills will return. At present, Holy War is suspended for other events.
Maps Rage of Bahamut
Onslaught Position Skills
Each of the different positions in the sequence has a special spell strength ability unique to that position. The command leader positioning skill is called "Shingeki" and when it is activated it raises every member order attack and holy war points earned for a ten-minute period. The deputy leader's positioning skills are named "Braveheart" and when activated it increases the attack, defense, acquisition of holy war points, and does not allow the opponent to use "Full Strength Attack". Deputy leader and order leader can not activate both their positioning skills at the same time. Positioning skills for defense leaders are named "Phalanx" and cause the defense leader to be the only opponent who can attack, and increase their defenses while also ensuring that an attack of less than 50 attack powers will not degrade its defensive power. It lasted six minutes. The attack leader's positioning skills are named "Warcry" and lower the opponent's defense by a significant percentage but only last one battle. The positioning skills of the support leader are named "Boost" and it restores attack power and other members' defense forces, or provides a defensive boost for one player. Finally the position of ordinary members can "Yell" in other members to restore attack power and spell power.
Events
The event was created between Holy War. Random events typically have players involved in searches to 'find' attacking bosses and defeating them for rewards. First tier level bosses must be defeated before the second level, larger bosses may be 'found' and there are usually three of them. Raid bosses continue to gain level, attack, and health points as they are defeated and their rewards multiply as difficulty in defeat and the length of time it takes to defeat them. The first boss-attack bosses will only allow the main attack and they ask for help to work together in bringing them down. Second level raid boss allows all attackers to request help from others though up to a certain amount is usually 100-200 players. Events differ from holy wars and game searches in which players are allowed to use ten deck cards instead of five standards, and there are special "event cards" whose skills increase damage to attack the boss in the event.
In-game currency
The in-game currency Rage of Bahamut is named "Moba Coin" [or RageMedals on iOS for World/US versions]. Moba Coin can be purchased with real money and used to buy card packages, sacred powders, healing water, and magic circles. The player in the game holds the sacred powder at the highest price and uses it to buy cards from the auction house "Bazaar", trade other items, or use them in holy wars/events to gain higher ratings and prizes.
Theft
Initially, Rage of Bahamut has no limits on what can be traded to other players, how quickly it can be traded after acquisition, and how many alternate profiles can be made to have players further ability to create strong carded decks. There is no bazaar system in place so players have to rely on others for their cards and goods. But a major outbreak of account hacking takes place and after that [closes all events, in-game purchases and trading capabilities for 3 weeks, causing many players to become agitated.] Bahamut's rage does not allow trading [for new players, among new ones. form a partner or new member to order] for two weeks and prepare an auction house system to replace the players trading terms. It also implements a safer way to ensure the account is safe from hack attempts.
Japanese version
In Japan, the original Rage of Bahamut is provided as an HTML-based browser game on Mobage's domestic network, operated by DeNA Co., Ltd. On the worldwide Mobage network, Bahamut Anger is provided as a smartphone app for Android and iOS users.
English version
English games closed on February 29, 2016.
See also
- DeNA
- Mobage
References
External links
- Rage of Bahamut on Mobage
- Bahamut Anger unofficial wiki
- Bahamut Anger in DeNA
Source of the article : Wikipedia
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