Welcome to Asda Story, a free to play MMORPG (Massively Multiplayer Online Role Playing Game) that brings a refreshing , unique take to many of the tired old aspects of the classic MMO. …Yeah, you've heard that promise before, and maybe even got taken in by it only to find a mediocre game with a gimmicky system underlying it to lure new players in. I've been there and I understand why someone would be skeptical- I definitely was as well, but luckily for me (and hopefully for you) my boredom one day overcame my skepticism and I downloaded the client. Put simply, I was blown away from level five onward (I don't think anyone can make a judgment on a game until at least playing for an hour). So, what exactly makes this game unique? Well, a lot of things really- let me explain a few.

Let's start with the trademark of asda story gold , and its most advertised aspect: the Soulmate system. A soulmate in asda story gold  is your best friend, when you and your soulmate are together, you receive stat bonuses, experience bonuses, and access to special soulmate-only spells and skills. In my opinion, this feature makes the game perfect for a new player to bring a friend in real-life, just as I did, to explore the world together. Now when I say that you can “explore the world together” I do mean the whole world; unlike most games which require party or multi-party play, Asda's quests, dungeons, and even the elite maps (if you're careful) are conquerable with only you and your soulmate. Of course, this doesn't mean that having a party is pointless- it certainly makes playing easier- but it certainly isn't necessary. If at this point you're thinking that the soulmate system sounds fun, but you don't know anyone who would be interested in joining asda story gold  with you, then don't worry, asda story goldcomes equipped with three features to help players find a soulmate. First, there is a function in-game that places all players without soulmates in the same area as you on a board along with a customizable message where the player can introduce themselves to those who are looking; all it takes is a click and you can message anyone on the list to talk to them. Second, there is a “Soulmate Board” on Asda Story's main page where players can post a far more detailed introduction and picture as well as what kind of soulmate they're looking for. Finally, the main forums also have a forum dedicated to players looking for soulmates. Between these three methods, one is almost guaranteed to find a suitable soulmate for them in game. If the soulmate system isn't something that interests you, however, Asda Story still features the tried and true classic methods of socializing- parties and guilds.