Risk your Life 2 (RYL2)

(8 votes, average: 3.63 out of 5)

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Risk your Life 2: Incomplete Union (RYL2) is a 3-D mmorpg with fast paced leveling and an item system as attractive as Diablo 2’s. RYL2 features a large world to explore and a job system similar to Ragnarok online / Maple story.

Risk your Life 2 Information
Game Title : Risk Your Life 2: Incomplete Union
Genres: 3D, Fantasy, MMORPG
Publisher : CiB Net Station
Developer : CiB Net Station
Area : USA / Global
Official Site : Click Here
Platforms: Microsoft Windows

Pros: +Diablo 2 Like item system, +Fast paced leveling, +Advancing jobs is easy

Cons: -Skills expensive too expensive to purchase early game, -Small community

Risk your Life 2 (RYL2) Reviewed

Risk your Life 2 (RYL2) really doesn’t offer anything new to the realm of free MMORPGs, but the game does have a very redeeming feature, the fast leveling. When I first made my character, I would level up after each kill. Getting to level 10, the level you get to pick your next job, took only six or so minutes. Players can choose from the four starting classes; Mage, Rogue, Acolyte or Fighter. Each class can choose from two possible advancements upon reaching level 10.

One drawback to RYL2 is that it has an annoying skill system, where you have to purchase books in order to improve your skills, and without skills you really can’t kill anything, especially mages. As a beginner, you won’t be able to buy any skills, let alone any equipment unless you find a higher level player to beg. This is one of those games where you HAVE to ask for money from a higher level player if you expect to stay on top of your skills and equipment. You have to buy skill books every time you want to level the particular skill up as well, making skills even more pricey. Upon reaching higher levels, you won’t be able to buy skill books from the local NPC, so you’ll have to buy them from other players, usually at incredibly high prices.

The game also has some unusual bugs. As a mage, you may fail to kill a monster by the time it gets close enough to you to do melee damage, and if you turn around and run away to gain some distance between you and the monster to continue casting freely, the monster may already be running back to where it was originally. If this is the case, you won’t get any EXP for killing it, making it mandatory for mages to kill monsters before they get close enough to hit you. Also, sometimes some of the monsters you kill are obviously stronger than other monsters with the same exact name and appearance. These stronger monsters will do 5-10x the damage of their “normal” counterparts and have 10x the hp than their “normal” counterparts, but give the same experience, so it’s best to avoid them. RYL2’s fast leveling makes the game really fun and worth playing if you’re looking to try out a new MMORPG.