Onrpg: It seems you have a very interesting summer planned. New and older players both find our updates appealing. Our weekly content releases usually vary between new weapons, areas, bosses and events. Onrpg: What kind of content do you tend to release weekly? Are there updates for experienced players as much as there are for new ones? The larger the family, the more valuable the family itself is. So from that perspective, there isn’t a more valuable member of the family, they’re all important. You can have a large family, where certain family members hang out or are interested in something, while the other family members have different interests. We look at a tight-knit community and a large community through a “family lens”. Onrpg: Do you believe tight-knit communities are more valuable than large ones? Why? In addition to that, we often hold live events that range from monster invasions to competitions, so players can meet potential friends. Onrpg: What makes Mir2 such a social MMORPG?īeyond the standard features, such as a friends list, Mir2 has guild, and soon, guild castles, where players can have their own private war between rival castles. Think of it as a simplified version of the “Wanted Stars System” in GTA. They can and will attack you on sight if you’re causing too much havoc. In addition to the 400+ monsters hell-bent on destroying the players, they can also attack other players in certain zones however, if they do this, they’ll incur the wrath of the town’s guards. Onrpg: Could you give us a little rundown on the unique combination of PvE and PvP combat Mir2 offers? We believe that the classic top-down style works best for nostalgic gameplay. We felt it would be awkward to suddenly change it, especially when that is what many long-time fans expected. Onrpg: Why have you decided to keep the traditional isometric view for Mir2? What compels players to play this game style? We’ve spent time lining up our suite of quality, innovative partners, and we should be ready to make some announcements soon. Gamepot usually has a range of partners that enable us to stay on the cutting edge of both game publishing, new platforms and development.

Onrpg: What kind of partnerships have you made overseas, and how have they furthered your production of the game? Our players have responded quite well to this, and we only plan on improving. Onrpg: How has Gamepot’s commitment to quality as Japan’s most successful game publisher benefited Mir2? What steps have you gone through to make this game a great one?Īs you mentioned, our commitment to high-quality is well-known in Japan, and thus far, that’s translated to Mir2 in terms of events, items, constant content updates, and consistent community interaction.

We are continually working on new content as well as new items that should be coming in the very near future.” Read on for more! It contains some pretty neat information about the game, and of course… its developers! Check this out for a few hinted sneak-peaks and information on some high levelled content! The Mir2 staff left us with a quick comment that may nibble at your curiosity: “I think Mir2 is one of the few games that patches at least once a month. The following is a special interview answered by the Mir2 staff at Gamepot. Questions by Rick Charbs, Onrpg Journalist

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