SplitInfinity
11-19-2007, 12:35 AM
i need someone to help me with the game like where do i go get weapons? cuz i can't find any stores... and also everytime i try to talk to someone they run away lol i just need a couple of friends so if any of you guys play the game can you please help me out and be my friend lol thank you.=)

SplitInfinity
11-19-2007, 01:58 AM
Hello!!! Can you guys stop being twats and post some help.

Reuce_RedMage
11-20-2007, 01:15 AM
I play on the Shiva server, if that's the server your on. As for weapons, check the Auction House, or look on your map of your home city, there's stores. More likely you don't have enough money to buy things, in which case go out and find stuff people are willing to pay for, i.e., crystals, food, common craftable drops, etc.

Tell us where your from (in the game), and we can provide more specific help.

Enkidoh
11-20-2007, 09:04 AM
Reuce is correct. Each city has at least one armour and weapon store where basic equipment can be purcahsed (the exact prices vary from player to player, and from day to day, due to your fame in that city, your home country's Conquest standing, and the current value of the item on the Auction House.

At the start of the game, the NPC stores can be a lot cheaper than buying equipment from the Auction House (AH), but later on, they tend to be very expensive. Really, it pays to shop around to get the best value.

Additionally, you do start with a basic 'Onion' brand weapon in your inventory, which isn't equipped by default. What this weapon is depends on your starting Job:

Warrior (WAR): Onion Sword
Thief (THF): Onion Knife
Monk (MNK): none (see below)
White Mage (WHM): Onion Rod
Black Mage (BLM): Onion Staff
Red Mage (RDM): Onion Dagger

Incidentally, if you start as a Monk, you do not start with a weapon, as Monks are masters of unarmed, hand-to-hand combat. However, they do start with a White Belt waist item in their inventory, which boosts STR by a small amount to compensate for the lack of a weapon.

It may seem trivial, but a lot of new players rush into battle without even knowing they have a starting weapon to equip, and consequently find it a lot tougher than it should be. So don't forget to equip your weapon before fighting. The starting weapon is satisfactory for the first couple of levels, but it does start to get a little underpowered as you level up.

SplitInfinity
11-21-2007, 01:38 AM
I'm in the world of San d'oria and im in the server ifrit i have a friend there who plays he said that when you reach level 10 that you can go into more places

Reuce_RedMage
11-21-2007, 08:36 PM
Nothing is preventing you from going to "other places", with a few exceptions. What your friend means is it isn't safe at your level to go "other places". For now I would recomend leveling up off the monsters outside the city, and later possibly progressing into Ghelsba Outpost, which is northwest of San d'Oria's west gate (in Nothern San d'Oria).

For money, just sell crystals. You can also try getting a little money selling rabbit skins or bat wings and the like. Anything you find, sell. Eventually progress into La Theine Plateau at lvl 10ish (depending on job, mages possibly a bit later to be safe), and at lvl 10-12 start looking for a party in Valkurm Dunes, to the south of La Theine Plateau.

Also, when you begin partying with people for experience, try to set up a party with people that can perform these jobs:

Healer: Almost always a White Mage, but if one isn't available you can go for a Red Mage, subbing White Mage if possible. Sometimes a Bard or Summoner who is subbing White Mage can do the trick, but it'd not advisable.

Tank: At this level, Warrior. Basically all this person does it take damage, so the Provoke ability is a must, any job that can provoke works. Later on Ninja does pretty well, and so does Paladin. But for now, in the dunes, just make sure the tank can provoke, keep the attention of the mob on him/herself, and recieve continual healing.

Puller: This person's job is finding the monsters. The party will generally stay in one area that's safe, called a camp, and this person will go out and "pull" monsters (one at a time =P) into the camp. Theif works well, as does Ranger. Any job that can perfrom a ranged attack and perferably be able to take damge works.

Damage Dealers (DD): These are a must, Black Mages, Dark Knights, Warriors, Samurai, Dragoon's, Theives, etc. are good. Most jobs are DD jobs. What qualifies a job as a DD job? It's any job that's duty is to deal damge (magical or physical) to the enemy, but not to tank or pull. You'll want a few of these, 2 is sufficient but 3 is nice, if you can't find the next job.

Buffer/Debuffer: Not so critical at your level, but certainly at later levels. This is almost always Red Mage, but Bard, (probably Dancer, I dunno though, just really came out today =P) Corsair, and White Mage also can buff/debuff. Keep this in mind for higher levels.

In summary, you need someone who can take the heat of the monster, someone to heal that person, someone to get new monsters and people to kill the monster you already have. If you can remember those things you should be fine.

SplitInfinity
11-21-2007, 09:30 PM
oooo ok thanks

WESTSIDE CONSPIRACY
11-25-2007, 07:20 AM
see wat u need 2 do is uninstall game n throw it out window nuff said lol

Wattson
11-25-2007, 07:23 PM
When Reuce says "sell" things, make sure you sell them on the Auction House, not to stores.