\n<\/strong>I\u2019m Nazgul, born in England and now former community manager at Webzen for Rappelz US. I first started playing Rappelz in 2007, that\u2019s nearly half my life!<\/p>\n
When did you start working at Webzen? What is your professional background (In the field of video games, how did you become CM etc…)? What was your typical day as a CM? Sometime in the first 3-6 months I started to, unofficially, dabble with the game files. From then until I left the team, that began to consume my day. Tweaking or creating features\/events. Each day I would work closer and closer with Gala and be discussing the next thing which we had to do.<\/p>\n How did you work with the other CMs, did you have shared tasks? What is your best memory in your career at Webzen? Do you have a moment that marked you? Were you involved in other games in parallel with Rappelz? What will you miss about Rappelz as a CM? What will you miss least as a CM? What is your current job at Webzen? Do you still have internal links with the Rappelz team? A message for the community and our readers? Bonus: If you could be a pet in Rappelz, which one would you choose? <\/p>\n While reading this article, it may have seemed strange to you to see a screenshot of CantSeeMe, who is a well-known player in the US. He is notably the first US player to have reached level 180, he is also the developer of one of the first statbuilders (released before ours). He also owns a famous Youtube channel in the world of Rappelz.<\/p>\n Well, CantSeeMe and Nazgul are one and the same person!
\n<\/strong>I started 4th July, 2016. However, I was a volunteer moderator for about 18 months prior to this.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Professional background in video games? I didn\u2019t have one. I had a background in customer service and a deep knowledge of how Rappelz worked. Matching these together, I fit the profile Webzen was after and through some miracle I managed to get through the interview stage.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>My core responsibilities were:<\/p>\n\n
\n<\/strong>All core tasks are shared between the team. We\u2019re restricted by managing each other\u2019s communities, but we helped each other as much as possible. It\u2019s quite rare that any one person is solely responsible for a core task.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Moving over to Korea and meeting the team at Gala face to face.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Isn\u2019t that for the community to decide?<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Yes. The Rappelz team is also the Flyff team.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Everything. Simply put, Rappelz is the game I love.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>I monitored the game all day, every day. When I left the office, I would still be checking the forums and Discord. At weekend? I\u2019d still be checking in. When I went back to England\u2026 I\u2019d still be checking. I guess I can finally get some rest.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>I\u2019m now working on MU Origin 2, which has just been released.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Of course. I left the team, I\u2019m not dead! If they need me for anything, my door will always be open.
\nFor now, I\u2019m still trying to finish up a few tasks for them.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Webzen is not the only publisher. There are 4 others. Just because we\/you want something, doesn\u2019t necessarily mean it will happen. A middle ground always must be found between all publishers. The team at Webzen always tries to meet your expectations but sometimes it\u2019s not possible.<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>I like to think I already am.
\nThe Death Gladiator is the last thing I made before leaving and I know what it\u2019s capable of and I\u2019d like to think it\u2019s part of me!<\/p>\nRevelation !<\/h3>\n
\nIndeed, when Nazgul sent us an illustration image for this article, he sent us the image visible above with the text “The secret revealed ![\":wink:\"](\"https:\/\/discordapp.com\/assets\/b277c5ffb43011a356200198cf76b22d.svg\")
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