People have all sorts of problems with Korean games and to be honest for some of them I have accord, on others to a less degree. First off, their games get little respect because they are not made in the west, which seems like a hilarious thing but sadly-that is the truth.

When the devs introduced the Mission Architect to City of Heroes, was their first step towards embracing player-generated load and adding new dimensions to the game experience. They’ve announced that the next step with Mission Architect is to have a Guest Writer Program where “comic book notables try their hand at mission design.” NCsoft says the program will “invite influential writers and aspiring game or story designers” to collaborate with the City of Heroes devs and bring these missions into the game.

Guest Author Program participants will be announced on a rolling basis, but first up is Rooster Teeth, best known as the people behind Red vs. Blue and Captain Dynamic, and Scott Kurtz from PvPonline. Rooster Teeth will bring Captain Dynamic into actual City of Heroes missions while Kurtz creates missions around the LOLBAT.

Final Fantasy XI’s job way is largely adapted from Final Fantasy III. Each job has unique abilities, which requirement be activated by the player in order to come into effect, last a limited time, and have a “cooldown” period before they can be used again; traits, which are passive abilities that are always in effect; and a special “2-hour” ability that performs some extraordinary function and has an extraordinary 2-hour-long cooldown period to go with it. Players are able to change their jobs any time they wish inside their ‘Mog House’ or ‘Rent-a-Room’, and are also able to get a support job once they reach level 18 in order to learn additional skills and try different combinations, though the job will be half the level of the player’s main job. Players are able to improve their job abilities through defeating monsters or completing quests.