The design is said to place significant emphasis on social elements such as a matchmaking feature that pairs up complementary characters and gives them bonuses including access to so-called date instances where they have the chance to obtain special loot drops. Another example is the system implemented for families. Consisting of up to five members, they are long-term like guilds, but smaller and thus more personal.
Each can acquire and operate its own farm, which may be leveled up so as to provide further benefits. Recently, IGN had the opportunity to learn more by asking the latter company's Producer for the title, Elliott Coward, about these and various other elements.
Luna Online, a free-to-play anime-style MMORPG published by Gala-Net, has received its latest major update. Titled "Luna Plus," the update makes significant changes to the game, plus adds new content.
MMOHut, "In-game marriages in MMORPGs are nothing new. It's something we've become fairly used to as online gamers, and it's achieved at least a small amount of acceptance (even if plenty of us still find it a little strange). So then there's this other thing, called dating in MMORPGs. Dating in an MMORPG? I have no idea how that even works, really..."
MMOHut, "Christmas Eve will bring about the public testing for Luna Plus, the first major expansion for Luna Online. The test will last until January 7th. The test will be all-access to the new content and all levels and zones, with increased experience, drop rates, and GM tours to facilitate testing..."
