DFO has been officially released to the public under the status of 'Open Beta' about a month and a half ago. I'm afraid I may be providing very little context so as an example, I will use their newest game Dungeon Fighter Online (DFO) to provide information.

Why? Because despite all their flaws, poor service, and lack of end user support, they somehow not only manage to stay afloat, but prosper and continue to buy rights for other games. There are many other hosts of this sort (Aeria Games, IJJI, NC Soft, Ogplanet, Ntreev USA) and yet this one is the company I choose to review. With these transactions they receive site-based money that they can use in game to purchase 'premium' content, exclusive content for those who invested into the company. They stay afloat via micro-transactions (small payments that are based on the whim of the end user). A company hosting free-to-play (seemingly the new definition for the acronym FTP.) online games.

Not for long list of faults, or the jokes to begin with, but with simply finding a starting point (Ar Tonelico II, Cross Edge, a handful of anime that I can't seem to name off the top of my head.) and no doubt, Nexon USA (and the Korean branch for that matter) is one of them. You see when something is bad, it's almost too easy to blind yourself over all the bad components, and writing a review for it is simple: Just label the fault, make a witty comment and move on, but there are always certain topics that are really hard to write. I've been trying to find a good way to start this review.

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