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Posted by Christophor Rick (TheSuperGuido), 2 days ago Apr 10, 2011 07:23

Angels Online: Robots Get the Job Done Even in Eden

Angels Online is an anime-style 2D MMORPG packed with fantasy and adventure. The game boasts stunning effects, a wide range of character customization options and many other Angels online robotsfeatures that keep players coming back for more, but if you’ve never played it before, you might be surprised to learn that the fantastic land of Eden even has a little bit of sci-fi in it. When it’s time to do the hard jobs, production class players know that sometimes only a robot can get them done.

Despite their incredible size, robots are not used as war machines. Production class players roll out these metallic behemoths when it’s time to move large quantities of materials safely and effectively. This unique role means robots are always in demand, but how exactly did they become such a huge hit?

Robots support industry by enabling gatherers to quickly transport large amounts of materials such as ore, rocks and wood to production plants located in the heart of the city. Each robot features a hollow core where it can store these valuable materials. Hard, metallic armor protects the materials from external forces and contamination through even the roughest terrains. Once safely inside the city, robots get the casting and forging process started, offloading the materials into large bins that are sent to the great furnace.

Robotics history in Eden traces its origins to the Iron Castle. In addition to being one of the largest economic centers in all of Eden, the cast-iron engineering marvel is also famous as the birthplace of both ancient and modern machinery, from trade tools to intricate mechanical parts and gears to the many varieties of robots. Over the years, robotics technology has spread throughout all of Eden. As the technology advances, resource transportation becomes swifter, safer and more efficient. Today’s robots are more than simple haulers; they also reflect the fashion trends of the four major cities in Eden.

Cat Drive and Dog Drive Robots

Among the more basic robots, the Cat Drive and Dog Drive types are preferred by beginners. Light plated armor and low pollution levels make handling them a breeze. Though weak in power, the Cat Drive and Dog Drive robots are equipped with simple functions. Their chassis designs are modeled after common pets many townsfolk are fond of.

Cat Battle and Dog Battle Robots

Upgraded versions of the Cat Drive and Dog Drive robots, the Cat Battle and Dog Battle robots have been retrofitted with additional layers of armor plating for better protection, making them a safer choice for gathering when nearby threats are more formidable The new thruster system also provides quicker bursts of power and speed for a smoother, swifter ride.

Penguin and Koala Robots

The Penguin and Koala robots are part of a rare series of robots specially designed for collectors. Created by an eccentric scientist at the Iron Castle, these robots have basic controls, but they were also equipped with a strange ability, though no one has ever discovered what it is.

Fruit Dish Robot

One scientist decided to create the ultimate fruit-themed robot after being inspired by her meal one day. Intricate designs are engraved and fashioned onto the robot shell to summon thoughts of fruits. The sweetness of honeydew, the juiciness of grapes and the appeal of fresh strawberries are evoked to mouth-watering effect. To top it off, petal-like designs give the robot a leafy touch. It is a favorite among many female angels.

Deepsea Bomb

The Deepsea Bomb is one of the rarest items in Angels Online. As the exception to the rule, it functions more like a mount than a normal robot. Armed with the latest high-tech gadgets, the Deepsea Bomb gives even the fiercest sea creatures reason to hide. Its dark, metallic appearance helps it avoid detection until its target is in close range, making it perfect for stealth attacks. It boasts incredible powers and can blast enemies to smithereens with its deadly torpedoes.

Whatever robot you choose, you can be sure to get the job done right when it’s time to gather materials. Before long, you may wonder how you survived without one!


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