We freaked out when RaidHunter, a Lann, could kill Glas solo. I remember gaming the ergs market by buying life and eternity ergs to turn into potions and party feathers - when Glas was release, everyone HAD to have a party feather, and I had to dig into my own party feather supply instead of selling them just so we could clear it. There's just nobody left, is there? I played near when the game started, back when Titan was released and groups tried to coordinate ballistas and the highly valuable heel breakoff while also not dying horribly. The comment I'm replying to - front page of the Vindi reddit, 14 days old. Zero replies, and it's the second most recent post a player has made. I see a post on the official forums, second from the top, asking "should I return?" posted in February. I think Japanese and SEA server also shut down, so while it may not necessarily be dead it's definitely not thriving.īeen playing Elden Ring I saw a Vindictus image and decided to check in, and watching this game stumble along is depressing. They then sold it back to Nexon who decided to operate it themselves.ĭunno about the financial situation with Nexon but I think they lost quite a bit of players somewhere along the way with the account transfers, myself included. Few years later the original operator Garena sold the rights to Gamania, because it wasn't making them enough money I guess. After moving to Taiwan I started a new account because of region lock, and I've noticed a very large and active player base along with quite a few other major differences. I've played the game since launch in 2010 when I was in NA.
If Nexon distributed the game themselves and hosted their own servers globally and without all the version differences perhaps players could feel more connected and have a sense of community? I think one of the issue that it feels like it's dwindling is that the player base is divided between regional distributors.
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