Let's get it on!
Character creation can be considered as a breeze in Mir2 Online Gold. You'll be opted to choose between a small array of characters namely: The Warrior--- who obviously doesn't need any form of introduction, The Assassin--- who's not so assassin-like in this game, The Wizard--- who doesn't wield big swords and are total sissies in close combat, and of course the Taoist--- also known as the priest in other games (LOL).

I was surprised that the warrior actually had more than just attacks here. It's quite surreal for warriors to wield magic to begin with. As for the assassin, you'll be surprised at how much these characters have evolved throughout the years. It was as though people had a completely different understanding of the word back then. The assassins in this game are rather loud and vulgar, with a bunch of skills that'll do more than attract the attention of his target. In my opinion, they should have just renamed the class as brute or something. Other than those issues, the only thing wrong with their character creation interface is the lack of classes (cause 4 doesn't quite cut it).

Let's break down to bits and analyze
The game's interface seems generic enough to make people mistake it for another game. Then again, the game did inspire and even act as an archetype for other games. "The original is always best" I must say. The visuals are as classical as ever, complete with crispy trees and repetitive landscape. Indeed digital sprites have grown up to be 3d models, but hey! This isn't so bad once you've tried it. The game also retains the traditional "Action-RPG-ic" HUD that lets you drag and wield skills at a push of a button. The characters look quite crisp as well. The in game armors look nice and shiny as well, though the lack of variety makes these good looking elements a bit tiresome to look at.

One thing about the game's graphics is the really choppy framerate. I'm not sure if it's running on a 3 frames per move basis but I don't think a PC that can run the most up to date games would have any problems of showing this game's true potential.

The spells and effects are rendered to perfection and would sometimes give off a feel of realism. The graphics aren't really bad if you were to compare it with the other games that were launched during its period. Yeah it's not bad, but it's not exactly good either.