| ROSE Online
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| Administration
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| Publisher:
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Gravity Interactive, Inc.
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| Developer:
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TriggerSoft (until 2007) / Gravity Interactive, Inc. (since 2007)
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| Info
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| Public:
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Anyone in the world (but particularly North American players)
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| Actual Public:
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Anyone in the world
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| Servers:
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Leonis (1 channel) / Test: Pegasus (1 channel)
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| Dates
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| Closed Beta:
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Sep 1st, 2005
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| Official release:
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Dec 1st, 2005 / F2P since July 29th, 2008
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| Move to Evo:
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Aug 24th, 2006
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| Closing date:
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None. Still active to date.
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Background
- More general information regarding the world of Rose Online can be found at: Introduction to Rose Online
ROSE NA stands for ROSE North America. This server mainly targets the North American audience but any player from around the world can join in and actively play on it. ROSE NA is the only fully international ROSE server still active. Since the takeover from Gravity in the development area in 2007, ROSE NA is now being developed separately from ROSE JP (and also the newly released ROSE ID). This wiki is dedicated to the world of ROSE NA.
Events
For a global overview of all of the following events, please refer to Timeline.
Entertainment
There are two types of such events: live events, which are made spontaneously by GMs (or players) in game and/or on the forums, and scripted/coded events which are made by developers and integrated into the game for a short amount of time, usually to celebrate a seasonal event.
Interviews
Some other not-in-game or unofficial events include:
Incidents
Unexpected and/or unwanted kind of events are known as incidents:
Updates
Server updates are released on a regular-basis to improve the gameplay, server balance or general entertainment factor of the game. Major updates can be seen here:
Timeline
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ROSE NA's timeline is the main represented timeline of all servers in this wiki since the latter is ROSE NA related. It contains all events and incidents that at some points occurred in ROSE NA's history. Such events can range from planned game events to major unexpected incidents.
See also
External links
