A Vindictus Question

[subject_87]

Vindictus seems alright (though I have no desire to get it) but my question is this:

What the hell is "The way out is through" evem supposed to mean? It makes no sense given the context.

So, will anyone help me out on this one?

 

[Jamboxdotcom]

ummm, to answer your question, my best guess is the fact that the game is 100% instanced, and you can't "back out" of one. you either beat it or forfeit it.

other than that, idk.

but... i'm not sure what you mean by "purchase it", since the game is f2p (free to play), and has a business model that really doesn't beat you up for not buying upgrades, unlike many other f2p mmos.

 

[quantumsoul]

I'm pretty sure it means you have to plow your way through enemies to get to the goal. It's heavily focused on combat. I have yet to play it but isn't it free but with a store like other Nexon games?

 

[viranimus]

The line is repeated in many places in fiction.

In essence think of a situation where you are facing overwhelming odds. Like for example being trapped inside a building during a zombie apocalypse. Where you are obviously isnt safe. To get to safety you would need to make your way through the horde. So your way out, is through.

Edit: to summarize. It basically boils down to there is no other way except the hard way.