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I heard about this game a couple months ago while playing Wurm Online, haven't gotten around to trying it.
The community seems rather, well, what you may expect from a small full pvp game with building. (Atleast judging from the boards) If enough people get interested I may give it a whirl, because I'm a crafting fanatic.
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`Doll's Dishwasher
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Heres a little help I got from thier site.
Quick How-To! This howto services as a temporary collection of documentation for common tasks, until we get a more extensive system in place. Creating Your First Character Press the "Create New Character" button. Your new character will start in a world of his own, shapeless and without body, but as a free floating spirit. You can navigate around the room by clicking the left mouse button, but before you can do more meaningful things, you need a body. To get a body, please speak with the plastic surgeon to your upper left in the room. Speak to him by clicking on him with the right mouse button. Speak with him again if you want to change gender. Before you can walk the real world, you also need to choose a name for your character. To do that, speak with Germania, who is to your upper right. Once you have chosen both a body and a name, you can enter the world by way of the ladder to the far upper right in the room. The ladder is also to be right-clicked to be traversed. Before you do that, however, you will probably want to have a look in the chest to the bottom right from your starting position for some clothes, basic tools, food and dreams. After that, you are free to roam the world as you see fit! Craft Items In the bottom right menu, click the "Craft" icon. Select the recipe you wish to follow. Make sure you have the proper ingredients in your inventory and then click "Craft". Learn New Skills Most skills require about 200 learning points. Avaliable skills will show up in your character screen if you have enough learning points avaliable. Most things you do will earn you a small amount of learning points. (Crafting, chopping down trees, mining, &c.) Build Objects Place the object on the map using the commands from the build menu in the bottom right corner. The player will walk to that position and place a sign at the chosen location, which represents the object under construction. Place the correct raw materials in the construction object, and press the "build" button. Interact with Objects Right click on objects in your inventory or on the map to interact with them. Some recipes in the craft screen require you to first interact with the appropriate object in the map view. Presently: Anvils, querns, churns and spinning wheels. The player will walk up to the object if it can be used that way. Some objects, such as trees, will open a "flower menu", with options which should be self-explanatory. Use Buckets Hold the bucket by clicking on it in your inventory screen. While holding the bucket, right click on a source from which to fill it. Buckets can be filled from... •Cows, to get milk, •Bee hives, to get honey, •Open water and wells, for obvious effects. Plant Fields Learn Farming. Adventure → Dig → click on grass or forest ground. The player will dig a field. Right click on a dug field while holding a seed object to plant the seeds (Linseed, from the blue flowers, cannot be planted at present). Wait ~24 hours. Wheat will grow faster if planted close to a bee hive. Burn Bricks Build a kiln using 15 clay objects. Place additional clay objects in the finished kiln. Provide fuel for the kiln by holding a wood item (block, board or twig) and right clicking on the kiln in the mapview. The fuel meter should be at least half full. Press light. Wait. Make Charcoal Same as with the bricks. Wood items turn into coal if placed in a lit kiln. Charcoal is necessary to fuel ore smelters. Make Bread Learn cooking. Build an oven using 15 burnt bricks. Craft a dough. Place the dough in the oven. Get fuel for the oven in the same way as you would for the kiln. Light the oven and wait. The dough will turn into bread after about 10 minutes. Don't wait too long, or there will only be ashes left! Dry Hides Learn leather working. Find a cow. Slaughter the cow. Build a drying frame. Skin the cow. Place the raw hide in the drying frame. Wait ~8 hours (real hours, that is). The raw hide is now dry. Tan Hides Learn leather working. Make a dried hide. Build a tanning tub using boards. Fill the tanning tub with water by right clicking on it while holding a bucket full of water. Fill the tub's tanning material meter by right clicking on it while holding a strip of bark. You can get bark from trees (duh!). Place a dried hide in the tub and wait for another 8 hours. You now have leather for crafting. Build a Quern Build → Stone Working → Quern → Click on a boulder.
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I lost interest in this x.x.
UO was more combat related, this game is more of building stuff, farming and etc. It literily tosses you into the game with cloths on your back and thats it c.c. i spent most my time just running around trying to find stuff. Movement killed it for me >.>. Hands down UO would kick this games arse, cant really compare it x.x. |
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But being tossed into the wilderness with nothing is always awesome. Always.
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I agree with you, I like the idea of earning everything on my own. Heres a tip! Do not try to swim across the river. Insta death (meaning no revive, meaning your dead, meaning forever!)
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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Damn, the features sound great. Also it's java which is already a <3. Guess I'll try it out quickly before heading to bed.
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