Legend of Ymir le MMORPG de Viking s'adapte au marché occidental !

This video introduces significant changes to Legend of Fimir, an MMORPG that is officially launching on Steam. The game's mechanics, particularly its "Pay to Win" and "Pay to Earn" systems, are being revamped to better suit the Western market, aiming for a more coherent experience. The servers are currently undergoing maintenance in preparation for this major patch, which is a hot topic in all discussion channels. Before delving into the details of the patch, the video's host introduces Lagofast, a VPN and performance booster that is a partner for this video. Lagofast is recommended for stabilizing input lag and FPS, especially when playing on distant servers, which will be the case for Legend of Fimir. It allows players to connect to European servers for a more comfortable gaming experience. Additionally, Lagofast offers a translation tool, which will enable players to enjoy Legend of Fimir entirely in French with just one click, a feature that will greatly enhance the experience for French-speaking players. A promo code for a 30% reduction on Lagofast is provided. The video then addresses a long-standing question regarding the ability to reclass with the new "Rune Fighter" class. The answer is a definitive yes, but players have only two weeks to make this crucial decision. The Rune Fighter is described as a class that will reconfigure the entire balance of the game world, being a hybrid between brute physical power and mystic magic—a duality previously unseen in Legend of Fimir. Its runes are not just spells but a philosophy of combat. However, a crucial point is made: the Rune Fighter is fundamentally a magic class. Players whose characters are built around strength and precision will find the transition challenging, as magic requires patient building through collections and equipment, a long-term vision. The host personally states that they will not reclass their main character, not due to a lack of interest, but because they want to experience the Rune Fighter from scratch, without the burden of an existing build. They plan to explore this new class on the Steam server, starting from zero, and will share this discovery with viewers. The Steam server officially opened on July 7, 2026, coinciding with the major update. It's emphasized that this is not just a new server but a parallel environment with its own rules and limitations. There will be no inter-server play or blockchain mechanisms, which were a hallmark of the original Legend of Fimir. Server battles will function differently, and some competitive activities will not be accessible. This setup is presented as a more simplified and accessible experience, liberating players from blockchain-related mechanics that are not aligned with Western gaming habits. The patch also brings a month-long event with various bonuses. Players below level 65 will receive daily rewards, a 25% bonus to experience, and a 10% damage bonus against monsters up to level 64, which is a significant boost to catch up. For those already above level 65, these bonuses will convert to PvP advantages. Other events include purchase achievements, an "Uncrafted" event, bonus rewards for the Cooperation Hall, and a combination event for Valkyries and Sears. The Cooperation Hall will feature new bosses in stages 2 and 3, appearing regularly in spawn zones. Defeating them offers a chance to obtain bronze or corrupted horns. Collecting enough horns allows players to acquire a non-exchangeable "golden horn" once a week, which grants access to a "gem of cooperation" in stages 2 and 3, providing a new type of reward. This system is designed to revitalize certain zones. The experience gained in these stages has also been increased. The Treasure Island content will now have two sessions per week (Thursdays and Saturdays). Latecomers will receive a starting capital to help them catch up. "Phantoms" (players occupying an island without active participation) will be automatically expelled if they lack sufficient activity. However, the video notes that the core issue with Treasure Island has always been the inadequate rewards compared to player investment, rather than frequency or occupation rules. Inter-server matchmaking is evolving from two to three simultaneous servers in confrontations, meaning more players, pressure, and competition in PvP content. Server battles will also adopt a 1v1v1 format, which is hailed as one of the best decisions in this patch, promising increased tension and unpredictability. League 2 starts today with a focus on matches and relegation. Some players' divisions will be adjusted to balance Leagues 2 and 3, a necessary step for long-term competitiveness. A new "blazing" item, oriented towards defense and status resistance, is introduced, along with an additional slot to support new PvP league jumps. All "sails" will now be grouped in a dedicated section for better organization. Auto-enchantment will become more precise, allowing players to define a minimum quantity per target grade. Season directives will increase to 10 per scroll, and Asgard Castle will be adorned for a "Cherry Blossom" spring theme. Finally, a small but significant quality-of-life improvement: general chat spam of "Charm" will be removed. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to share their intentions regarding investing in the Steam version or if they remain hesitant. Despite it not being the most common type of MMO, the host believes there are genuinely good times to be had in Legend of Fimir.