Ragnarok Online is coming back to Malaysia and Singapore, beta launch soon

Rejoice Ragnorak Online fans! As Ragnarok Online is making a comeback in Malaysia and Singapore, the official has held a launch event at Publika Mall yesterday. As expected, the event has received overwhelmed response from the fans (even under the heavy rain).

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The event reaches its climax when the publisher, Electronics Extreme finally announces something that we have been eagerly waiting for – the beta launch dates. Here are the details:

Closed Beta – 27 to 29 November (data wipe)
Open Beta – 30 November (no data wipe)

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CBT 27-29 November/ OBT 30 November

Here are the dates for Closed Beta and Open Beta for Ragnarok Online MYSG, the official PC MMORPG develop by Gravity and published by Electronics Extreme!Closed Beta: 27 Nov, Mon, 3:00PM to 29 Nov, Wed, 3:00PM (data wipe)Open Beta launch: 30 Nov, Thursday (no data wipe, claim event items)Download game client here: https://goo.gl/1kmrFCEveryone can take part in Closed Beta as long as you have registered an account – https://roextreme.com/mysg/registerRead the latest news and events here: https://roextreme.com/mysg/news/

Posted by Ragnarok Online MYSG on Wednesday, November 22, 2017

Also, a few talks from the developer – Gravity and the publisher – Electronics Extreme mentioned that the relaunch version of Ragnarok Online will be “free-to-play” and “free-to-win”, suggesting that no premium in-game item is purchasable (with cash) in the game.

Fans of Ragnarok Online will probably aware that bot players were one of the most troubling issues in the past and to solve this issue, the publisher stated that they have developed a powerful anti-cheat tool for the game.

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For those who are interested to join the beta test, you can follow our link below. Other than that, the publisher also plans to bring more Ragnarok IPs to Malaysia and Singapore (especially mobile games) so stay tuned!