As well, the original over-custom leveling system was replaced with a stream-lined variation using levels.

The game began public online service in the summer of 2007 for South Korea, and as time went by new versions were licensed for service in other countries and regions.

Versions of SDGO were localized for China and Hong Kong, Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, North America and parts of Europe, and Australia and other parts of south-east Asia.

By that date most other servers had either already officially ended service, or announced that they soon would.

The Chinese server revealed that they would conclude their operations on July 31, 2015.

On June 16, 2015, the Taiwan Server revealed that they would shut down the same day as the Chinese one, on June 30, 2015, OG Planet revealed that it, too, would shut down that same day before being revised a week later to be July 26.

The most up to date server is certainly the original Korean server, as they create all of the new content, while the other servers usually lag several updates behind.

The games main theme is the use of gashapon capsules and capsule machines.

PvP mode is a traditional player versus player game in general with up to 12 players per match.

This mode rewards players with in-game points and experience, with more value for the winning team of players.

PvP mode has six different styles of play - Normal, where two teams of up to six players fight it out and whichever team has the most points at the end is the winner; Death, where players are given a set stock and fight until the last team is left standing; Boss, a variation of Normal in which a random member of the teams will grow to larger, boss sizes and earn five times the points for destroying opponents or being destroyed; and Single, where up to eight players can fight in a big free-for-all with no set teams.

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There last two styles of play are Tag and Grid, which must be played with a battleship full of units, and thus is restricted by rank.

Grid is similar to a reverse version of a Normal match where you have to knock down your opponents score from 300 to 0 to win, and you must swap to a different unit on your battleship each time you are shot down.

Likewise, Tag is a version of Death match where each of the mobile suits on your battleship is one life, and you can tag out your current unit for others on your ship, and your ship can even perform attacks, all to try to eliminate the other teams compliment of units.

The rewards are randomized, and may sometimes include additional items.

These items range from extra points to stickers and paints to even unit plans and actual units.

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There are two types of Missions - normal missions, which require players to complete certain requirements such as destroying certain units, and Scenarios, which recreate popular events from the various Gundam series and offer unique unit Blueprints from their respective series.

Blueprints are the most complicated method to obtain a unit, first requiring the appropriate Blueprint item -which is usually purchased from the shop, or dropped from a mission- then a highly leveled primary Mobile Suit that acts as the key, and then several other specific suits that will be consumed during mixing.

Although it is relatively more difficult, this method will result in a unit with a higher specification than the two previously mentioned methods, and will frequently be cheaper to do in the long-run.

The Research Laboratory is also another good way to make units, and it is quite inexpensive, however it is very time consuming.

Players have two laboratories, and may choose what to develop from a list of units that changes frequently, and then the labs slowly build the unit over a period of several weeks.

The four ranks in descending order are: S-Rank, A-Rank, B-Rank, and C-Rank.

In battle, each rank is symbolized by colored spheres beneath the health bar, with the number of spheres corresponding to its rank: 2 for Cs, 3 for Bs, 4 for As and 5 for Ss.

Us (User) are special variants of certain units, mostly C-Ranks, given different color schemes chosen by the players of the Korean server and, while they are usually weaker than their standard counterparts, they usually have skills that make up for it.

S (most likely Special) are units that hold unique abilities and skills, as well as different weapon sets (sometimes repair tools); they are always built by Blueprints.

The last one, Rs (Rare) are rare units that are frequently quite strong, but are often difficult to obtain by chance from specific capsule machines.