Same with AP/MP Drain resistance and removal. Every enemy in Dofus had a decent Lock stat, but unless you were playing an Agility character, you had basically no dodge. Second and still related, secondary stats. What does this mean in terms of character development? Likewise, it looks like Wakfu avoids the 'This build starts at level 90' syndrome that Dofus suffered from, with a wide variety of spell options being available at low levels, is this correct? And it appears your attack spells level up through use, and only the universally useful utility spells are leveled up with skill points. Relative to Dofus, how much more plausible are multi-elemental builds? Certainly not as naturally as I'd like, especially given that many enemies had strong elemental resistances. While some hybridization was certainly possible, it didn't come too naturally. There was too much incentive in the original Dofus to just pick one element and max it. I love Dofus because I love tactical RPGs, and that's what it is in Wakfu that I'd like to know about.įirst off, the stat imbalances.

I'm also not concerned about the economic or political systems that much. So a few questions, primarily concerning problems I have with Dofus that are too entrenched to be properly fixed in that game. Still, the tutorial is limited, and probably doesn't address everything I'd like to know. That's not necessarily a bad thing, but without any big differences jumping out at me, and with me not being tired of Dofus yet, I don't see the incentive to try out a game I don't know as well. Just did the tutorial, however, and it seems a bit too similar to Dofus. But I remembered that Wakfu was a thing, and I haven't really looked into it. With a month of traveling with only my bottom of the line laptop, rather than my beastly desktop, I figured now was a good time to pick up Dofus again. So, I've been playing Dofus on and off since Beta, it's easily my favorite MMO.

Dofus and wakfu