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Scions of Fate Dev Team answers Questions

WarCry.com posted an interview with the Scions of Fate Development Team. Keep reading to see what they were able to learn.

WarCry Network: Can you give us an insider's perspective of the gameworld - what are the conflicts? What are the major historical events coloring the "present day" in game?

Scions of Fate: In Scions of Fate, the conflict and hatred between the Order and Chaos drives people into turmoil. In the beginning, before the factions formed, people gathered to share their knowledge; however, as the numbers of martial artists grew, they started to focus on gaining power rather than searching for enlightenment. Some of the groups started to call themselves the Order, people who walk the path of righteousness. They invited many schools, houses, families, and guilds to join them. As for those who did not join the Order, they named themselves Chaos. The members of Chaos did not have much power because they couldn't form one solid, cohesive group.

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Combat, PvP, equipment, crafting, quests and more

RPG Vault has posted the conclusion of their Scion of Fate interviews. You can catch the first interview here.

Jonric: How combat-oriented is Scions of Fate, and within this element, what notable or unusual features would you like to mention?

Samuel Kim: By combat-oriented, I'm wondering if you mean PvP vs. PvE. Scions of Fate is a game designed to help build and make online communities so, of course, there is PvP AND PvE. But if you were to ask which of the two the game is more focused on, I would have to respond by saying the party system. Partying up is absolutely key in Scions of Fate, whether it be for PvP OR PvE, the game is much simpler when you're not alone.

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