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Post by potatoe on Apr 17, 2017 8:22:36 GMT
Hi! I am new to Iruna  . Sooo... I really do not know anything about this game, yet. Will anyone be so kind to help me finish my main quest? >-<, please? Any help would be appriciated |
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♪Sumire
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Summoner new skills pls *-*
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Post by ♪Sumire on Apr 18, 2017 4:27:30 GMT
hmm i dont want to sound so mean but its not good to finish mq when u only just started the game....alot of ppl dont appreciate high lvl players who doesnt know anything at all(since most of the time it only ended with this rushers quitting the game)
better enjoy the game without rushing at all..meet new friends..maybe join a guild..ignore those ppl who are rushing to become the strongest ..this game is not about competition..its about having fun while playing with other people ^^
u might meet rude people calling u things since ur weak..but pie them xD ..its fun discovering things by yourself or with other new players ..guaranteed ^^
if u need help around things u dont understand then dont mind asking in forums or in the guild u had joined
well..ill stop here xD
i got the feeling itll become a lecture if i continue on xD anyways just have fun and enjoy the game ^^ iruna world is so wide and theres alot of things u can do in it
no need to rush ...everyone else started right where u are right now...take it slow one step at a time ^^
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♪Sumire
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Summoner new skills pls *-*
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Post by ♪Sumire on Apr 18, 2017 4:31:05 GMT
oh just noticed..ur the same person from the introduce urself section xD....
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Post by Katatora on Apr 18, 2017 17:19:57 GMT
Enjoy the time you (I won't say spend) invest in leveling to meet people and exchange information about the game. Believe me, it is easier to socialize with other players on earlier levels. Later on, the chances of finding nice people are low, almost everyone will just be interested in your power/money/equipment.
Finding someone to help finish mq is ok, but finding good people to play along with, fight and die together, talk about stupid things and laugh at them, ah man... Money or power can't give you these things.
If you are having problem with one specific boss or mq, then I can help. I mean, if you still want it.
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Post by sudipto(quit) on Apr 18, 2017 18:20:48 GMT
Enjoy the time you (I won't say spend) invest in leveling to meet people and exchange information about the game. Believe me, it is easier to socialize with other players on earlier levels. Later on, the chances of finding nice people are low, almost everyone will just be interested in your power/money/equipment. Finding someone to help finish mq is ok, but finding good people to play along with, fight and die together, talk about stupid things and laugh at them, ah man... Money or power can't give you these things. If you are having problem with one specific boss or mq, then I can help. I mean, if you still want it. true that, at higher levels, nice people don't approach you anymore thinking that you might assume they want something from you. That's how I feel anyway. |
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Post by Katatora on Apr 18, 2017 19:45:10 GMT
Enjoy the time you (I won't say spend) invest in leveling to meet people and exchange information about the game. Believe me, it is easier to socialize with other players on earlier levels. Later on, the chances of finding nice people are low, almost everyone will just be interested in your power/money/equipment. Finding someone to help finish mq is ok, but finding good people to play along with, fight and die together, talk about stupid things and laugh at them, ah man... Money or power can't give you these things. If you are having problem with one specific boss or mq, then I can help. I mean, if you still want it. true that, at higher levels, nice people don't approach you anymore thinking that you might assume they want something from you. That's how I feel anyway. Hahaha tha'ts true! I feel the same way about approaching players with a level higher than mine. Anyway, I'm not the most friendly person ingame so it is understandable that most of "normal" players tend to stay away. Not that I mind that either hehe. |
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Fatima
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Diving in and out of iruna realm
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Post by Fatima on May 2, 2017 5:10:27 GMT
Enjoy the time you (I won't say spend) invest in leveling to meet people and exchange information about the game. Believe me, it is easier to socialize with other players on earlier levels. Later on, the chances of finding nice people are low, almost everyone will just be interested in your power/money/equipment.Finding someone to help finish mq is ok, but finding good people to play along with, fight and die together, talk about stupid things and laugh at them, ah man... Money or power can't give you these things.If you are having problem with one specific boss or mq, then I can help. I mean, if you still want it.
It might be just me but same happens to capped level people, but the opposite way. The game is not about just killing, grinding, farming... if so we all rather would be playing an offline rpg. It is about to make friends as well, here is where online comes in.
Personally I've noticed this phenomenon: newcomers or people of the same (low) level who have made friends at an early stage are likely to stay together either longer or the entire in-game life.
I've made alts and tried to get along with new people -in order to make some friends I could play with- but once they learn my true level, they are like umm... keeping their distance.
When you are high level, you are no longer seen as a potential friend, rather you are seen as mere power; not much different from a weapon, and only needed in critical situations.
So having a chance to make valuable friends, being high level, is little to none.
It's pretty sad. |
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♪Sumire
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Summoner new skills pls *-*
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Post by ♪Sumire on May 2, 2017 10:01:32 GMT
Enjoy the time you (I won't say spend) invest in leveling to meet people and exchange information about the game. Believe me, it is easier to socialize with other players on earlier levels. Later on, the chances of finding nice people are low, almost everyone will just be interested in your power/money/equipment.Finding someone to help finish mq is ok, but finding good people to play along with, fight and die together, talk about stupid things and laugh at them, ah man... Money or power can't give you these things.If you are having problem with one specific boss or mq, then I can help. I mean, if you still want it.
It might be just me but same happens to capped level people, but the opposite way. The game is not about just killing, grinding, farming... if so we all rather would be playing an offline rpg. It is about to make friends as well, here is where online comes in.
Personally I've noticed this phenomenon: newcomers or people of the same (low) level who have made friends at an early stage are likely to stay together either longer or the entire in-game life.
I've made alts and tried to get along with new people -in order to make some friends I could play with- but once they learn my true level, they are like umm... keeping their distance.
When you are high level, you are no longer seen as a potential friend, rather you are seen as mere power; not much different from a weapon, and only needed in critical situations.
So having a chance to make valuable friends, being high level, is little to none.
It's pretty sad.true. maybe 1 year ago(this around the time i have started playing).. making friends not for the sake of benefit but just to know someone to enjoy this game with ..is much easier..just chatting around doing random things ...chatting even though the subject doesnt even make any sense..not much competition for the best back then...everyone are just being nubs 1 year later ..now everyone wants to be the best ....heck people keep rushing mq just to get to that lvl where they can be called 'pro' when someone sends a friend invite without even saying anything...i can already guess whats gonna happen once i accepts the invite either 1. hey can u lvl me? 2. can u give me weapon? 3. can u give me spina? 4. kill boss for me(please - at the most extreme situation..theyll drop the please and just go straight kill boss now-go) based on experience this is the most common its more surprising when the person just sent u a friend request and after accept will just say hi or hello and wont do any kind of begging) |
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Post by Katatora on May 2, 2017 13:07:30 GMT
I agree with this
It might be just me but same happens to capped level people, but the opposite way. The game is not about just killing, grinding, farming... if so we all rather would be playing an offline rpg. It is about to make friends as well, here is where online comes in.
Personally I've noticed this phenomenon: newcomers or people of the same (low) level who have made friends at an early stage are likely to stay together either longer or the entire in-game life.
I've made alts and tried to get along with new people -in order to make some friends I could play with- but once they learn my true level, they are like umm... keeping their distance.
When you are high level, you are no longer seen as a potential friend, rather you are seen as mere power; not much different from a weapon, and only needed in critical situations.
So having a chance to make valuable friends, being high level, is little to none.
It's pretty sad. true. maybe 1 year ago(this around the time i have started playing).. making friends not for the sake of benefit but just to know someone to enjoy this game with ..is much easier..just chatting around doing random things ...chatting even though the subject doesnt even make any sense..not much competition for the best back then...everyone are just being nubs 1 year later ..now everyone wants to be the best ....heck people keep rushing mq just to get to that lvl where they can be called 'pro' when someone sends a friend invite without even saying anything...i can already guess whats gonna happen once i accepts the invite either 1. hey can u lvl me? 2. can u give me weapon? 3. can u give me spina? 4. kill boss for me(please - at the most extreme situation..theyll drop the please and just go straight kill boss now-go) based on experience this is the most common its more surprising when the person just sent u a friend request and after accept will just say hi or hello and wont do any kind of begging) I call them "The script of the beggars". Any beggar asks exactly those same questions (changing only the order), it end up being frightening. It's frustating to accept a "friend" request just to hear those things. Like you said, worst than beggars are hurried beggars, those who ask for help and keeps pushing you to do things faster for them. Of course this don't aplly to every beginner. Just to a large majority (sigh). |
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