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Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom
Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom
Departing from Action RTS formula of the previous Kingdom Under Fire series, Circle of Doom makes full use of the Xbox 360's power to present adrenaline-pumping action with stylish combat maneuvers and eye-popping effects. Players explore randomly generated vast dungeons and battle monsters swarming the screen in thousands and attacking from all directions along the floors, walls, and ceilings of the dungeons. As the game progresses, the heroes will find increasingly devastating and spectacular ways to defeat massive enemy forces in the forms of new abilities and weapons, or even create their...
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Kingdom Under Fire: Circle of Doom
Departing from Action RTS formula of the previous Kingdom Under Fire series, Circle of Doom makes full use of the Xbox 360's power to present adrenaline-pumping action with stylish combat maneuvers and eye-popping effects. Players explore randomly generated vast dungeons and battle monsters swarming the screen in thousands and attacking from all directions along the floors, walls, and ceilings of the dungeons. As the game progresses, the heroes will find increasingly devastating and spectacular ways to defeat massive enemy forces in the forms of new abilities and weapons, or even create their...
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Console
Category
Publisher
Blueside, Microsoft Game Studios
Developer
Blueside
Genre
Role-Playing > Action RPG
Players
1 Player
Release Date (US)
01/08/2008
Release Date (EU)
02/01/2008
Release Date (JP)
01/08/2009
ESRB Rating
New Life for Low Level Items
High level weapons are great for doing damage until you run out of SP. Rather than throw countless potions at it, synthesize a high level (Attack 100, 1000 or better) to a low level one found in the Forest of Embracing on Normal (the lower the better).
The resulting synthesis will average the SP consumption, and with some luck, allow you to retain a measure of potency of your high level weapon (about 70% of it at worse).
The resulting synthesis will average the SP consumption, and with some luck, allow you to retain a measure of potency of your high level weapon (about 70% of it at worse).
Potion Synthesis
Synthesize different potions with items for the following permanent effects:
Red Potion: Removes last enhancement from item (small removes one, medium removes two, large erases all)
White Potion: Removes all enhancements from item. SP recovery, SP use, damage, HP added, etc. should remain unaffected (not so with red potion synth).
Cyan Potion: Increases SP recovery for accessories.
Orange Potion: Increases attack of weapons.
Blue Potion: Increases HP added to armor (defence).
Grey Potion: Increases SP recovery rate for all items.
Panacea: Eliminates any penalities from a flawed or cursed item.
Red Potion: Removes last enhancement from item (small removes one, medium removes two, large erases all)
White Potion: Removes all enhancements from item. SP recovery, SP use, damage, HP added, etc. should remain unaffected (not so with red potion synth).
Cyan Potion: Increases SP recovery for accessories.
Orange Potion: Increases attack of weapons.
Blue Potion: Increases HP added to armor (defence).
Grey Potion: Increases SP recovery rate for all items.
Panacea: Eliminates any penalities from a flawed or cursed item.
Stay Way From Counter-Attacks
When doing quests for new abilities, you may sometimes notice that the enemy you need to kill sometimes won't count for the quest's quota; this is true if your weapon has the enhancement counterattack attached to it.
Enemies killed through counter-attack damage will not be tabulated for your ability quest score. This is not much of a problem if you are fighting common enemies like Flesh Men, but if you have to destroy end-of-act boss enemies, you will want to use a normal SP-using attack instead of relying on counterattacks.
Enemies killed through counter-attack damage will not be tabulated for your ability quest score. This is not much of a problem if you are fighting common enemies like Flesh Men, but if you have to destroy end-of-act boss enemies, you will want to use a normal SP-using attack instead of relying on counterattacks.
Stone Golem
This hard to find enemy is the result of using an ability (Petrifying Breath) on the Wood Golem creature.
Unlockable Difficulties
You must complete the following for each character to unlock the higher difficulties for that particular character.
Unlockable
How to Unlock
Extreme Mode
Complete Hard Mode
Hard Mode
Complete Normal Mode
Xbox 360
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