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Revision as of 12:26, 18 March 2006
About the wiki
Editing
Q. This wiki thing is odd and filled with odd people! I am frightened!
A. That's not a question! But never fear, the wiki is a great tool that only gets better with more participation and information. Here is the Mediawiki Handbook for detailed information on how things work. The Help:Editing section is a handy reference for beginners.
Signature
Q. Typing all that code to sign my posts is tiresome. Is there a better way to do this?
A. At the top of the edit field, you'll see a series of icons. The second to last icon resembles a partial signature. Simply click on this icon and it will generate the code to sign your posts.
Clan pages
Q. How do I list my uber l33t clan page like the others?
A. Edit your clan page and add "[[Category:Clans]]" (no quotes). If you also want to be listed as a specific type of clan, also add "[[Category:Clans for Outsiders]]" or "[[Category:Clans for Natives]]" or "[[Category:Clans for both]]".
For example, an Outsider-only clan would have: [[Category:Clans]] [[Category:Clans for Outsiders]].
Q. How do I make the information box that appears on clan pages?
A. At the moment there is not a way to do this besides copying the code they use and pasting it in your clan page. Make sure you properly edit it to display your own information.
Q. How do I make a clan page in the first place? 21:00, 9 March 2006 (GMT)
A. I find the easiest way is to use url in the address bar and replace anything after index.php/ with the name of your clan. Then click the edit tab at the top of the page to begin working on your clan page. Once you are finished, click Show preview to make sure things look correct. After everything looks the way you want, click Save page.
If you are having difficulty getting the url to work, you can also use the search bar on the left side of the page and enter your clan page. Then click the "this exact title" link in the first sentence of the search results page. This will take you directly to a page where you can begin working on your clan page.
Your vital statistics
Hit points (HP)
Q. I've only just started playing. How do you recover your HP?
A. Food and drink are your friend! You can find food and water by searching, and also the odd med-kit and healing herbs. Watch out for berries, some will restore you and others take it out if you! More information on recovery items are noted on the Items page.
Action points (AP)
Q. How does AP replenish?
A. You get an extra AP every 20 minutes, up to a maximum of 75. It is reputably possible to have negative AP if you perform an action that takes alot of AP.
Experience (XP)
Q. How do you gain experience?
A. All sorts of ways, but most notably by killing animals, or people! Chopping down the jungle seems to also yield amount of XP. More information on methods of earning experience points are noted on the XP Gains page.
Life and death
Character deaths
Q. What happens when you die? --One of many doctors 23:26, 16 February 2006 (GMT)
A. You are dead, and you can still walk around, as a spirit. You cannot talk, but some of the skills can help with that. You retain your items but cannot use them. If you go to a shaman he will bring you back to life, or you can use 50 AP to have your spirit moved home (e.g. York, Derby, Dalpok) and revived instantly.
Q. How much XP is awarded for a player kill? Is it different for killing within your own group (Native killing a native)? Is it relative to the level of the other character?--Jackel 14:28, 26 February 2006 (GMT)
A.
NPC's (Non Player Characters) deaths
Q: The 'statistics on kills' page [1] shows each group has killed a shaman numerous times. As I understand, there is always 1 shaman in each town/village. What are the consequences of this? Unable to be revived until one respawns? -Jackel
A. If the shaman of your town/village dies, you cannot be revived. Attempting to contact the shaman of your town/village while he "a spirit" yields this message: You sense that XX wishes you to be patient and ask again later as he is a spirit as well and is trying to return to his body so he can help others. It is unknown how long it takes for a shaman to be revived.
Items
Q. Can items that you are carrying be destroyed or damaged? Specifically, can a machete ever be broken or become dull with use requiring sharpening? Is there any reason to carry around more than one machete? -Arminius 01:59, 24 February 2006 (GMT)
A. For the record, my machete just became dull after chopping some vegetation. You chop down some of the vegetation. Your machete blade becomes dull from the chopping. --Lint 00:11, 18 March 2006 (GMT)
Q. I would like to ask for everyones help in finding more about the elusive heavy sword, like what density of jungle did you find them in, is there a hut underneath the jungle or was it a jungle square with a hut? Or if you actually find them in the jungle? THe info on them right now is shaky. Im currently going on a search-a-thon but help is greatly appreciated.
- Please feel free to add some data to Search Odds or Search Odds Condensed to help in the effort to work out where to find this item and others! -- Fitzcarraldo 10:27, 26 February 2006 (GMT)
Q. Do poison darts poison ?
A.
Q. Are poisionous berries usefull for anything? Making poison darts for example.
A. You get experience for eating them. A. Not that it is a very economical way of getting experience of course ;-)
Gold
Q. What is gold good for?
A. Hmm.. good question. Also mentioned on the items page as you get more gold by searching and finding gold coins.
Locations
Jungle
Q. Do chopped jungles ever grow back?
A. Yes. --Murk 17:05, 26 February 2006 (GMT)
Q. If so, how long is the growth rate?
A. Not sure, but it's highly noticable if your not in an area which is being constantly tramoked by NPC's and players. --Murk 17:05, 26 February 2006 (GMT)
Q. Would jungles grow while you were standing in one?
A. Yes. This happened to me many times. --Murk 17:05, 26 February 2006 (GMT)
Q. Are search rates changed by the density of the jungle?
A. Not sure. The amount of searching i've done over time I could probably answer this, If i'd been at all observant of such details.. but I havn't. Your best help is probably Fitzcarraldo's Search Odds Condensed page. --Murk 17:02, 26 February 2006 (GMT)
General Gameplay
Q. What time period is the game based in? Excepting the GPS, the choice of items available impies anywhere from the 1600's to the early 1900's. The GPS unit seems a little out of place but implies that the time period has to be present day. Maybe i missed some other items or note about the date? --Frisco 21:52, 26 February 2006 (GMT)
A1. I'm not sure there is really an answer to this as such.. or perhaps many answers.. but.. the whole thing has a kinda lost world feel to it I think. Natives cut off from civilisation. Outsiders from the modern world stranded. Such an idea could explain almost any range of technology, except something like a satellite dish or long range radio transmitters that would allow outsiders to broadcast their distress and get rescued of course.
Q. Today my level 7 soldier attacked a parrot with a machete (normally 3 damage) and got the following message:
- Maybe it's luck or maybe it's skill, your attack is right on target and inflicts more damage than normal.
- You attack the parrot for 5 damage. It dies.
Is this new, or just very uncommon?--Frisco 16:26, 16 March 2006 (GMT)