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Tips for new players?
« on: March 22, 2015, 05:26:57 am »
Im new and I just need some basic tips

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #1 on: March 22, 2015, 05:37:30 am »
Trust everyone in the hub, if people ask you to follow them do it!

Just kidding, actually don't trust people that want you to follow them, most people will bring you gear if they actually mean to give you anything, on your first character don't think about pvping, you're going to suck at it, you need a pve/crafter character before you can really get into pvp, otherwise you are poor as hell and unable to gear up, or using a half useless build for pvp.

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #2 on: March 22, 2015, 03:10:36 pm »

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #3 on: March 22, 2015, 04:25:28 pm »
Guides contains the best tips for starting up and the wiki will be your best friend to understand game mechanics. Trusting or not depends on you: some players will help you and others will kill and loot you, some others will do both things depending on the situation. Find companions, you can survive solo but you will grow up very slowly. Anyway, I am almost new too and I've learned mostly to asking old players. There are some factions that will help you in exchange for your soul loyalty.

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #4 on: March 22, 2015, 04:36:42 pm »
i usually build my first tent near modoc.
the advanced workbench, lots of brahmin encounters and wood and fibers seem to crop up more in that area.
the NPC's are killable and a good place to get a shotgun and shells.
a place to sell armor and misc items.

second tent around geko.
it is a good area to pick up hunting rifles and ammo.
sell apples to the barkeeper and small arms to skeeter in the north side of town.
nearby ruins for junk and footlockers and a mine with HQ materials.

third tent between modoc and geko.
all that good stuff is no good if you die.
and die you will.
these mines and towns are unprotected, so when you get a pile, dump it in a safe place asap.
when you go to town to craft/shop, first go in naked and empty, to check for PKers.
when you leave, close any doors you have opened.
this way you know someone has been to town since you were last there when you come back to do business.
if a door is open, find an out of the way place, close to the edge of the map and not too far from the exit grid.
drop your treasures and check it out.
if the coast is clear, pick your stuff back up and do your business.
if you die, sneak back into town and you may be able to save your stuff.

when you walk into a store, close the door behind you.
that way if someone walks in, you will hear the door open.
then you get to decide to run, hide, die or say hi.

when starting off, RUN, like the blue mouse you are.
personally i start off with a crafter, but one who can fight medium NPC.
then build a fighter.
use the fighter to process raw ores and minerals to level them up.
use the crafter to supply the fighter with gear.
then hunt the pricks ( the PKers from the list you made) and have no fear of loosing gear.

lets say you walk into a TC town and get "reloaded" by the faction in charge.
all you wanted to do is get a perk or go shopping.
once you re-spawn go right back.
naked and half dead.
and die again.
and again and again.

once in broken hills i did that.
the TC guard complained  to me about me coming back.
your using up my ammo they said.
so stop shooting me i said.
 :)
they didn't.
and i didn't stop.
i got my perk.
i don't know if they gave up, or if i was just lucky in my timing.
at one time i had 3 or 4 players douching me from rockets to gattling lasers.
all of them wasting ammo on my bluesuited, half dead self.
one poke from a spear would have done me in.
i think they were getting more ammo.
BBS is not known for letting folks get a leg up, unless you are BBS.

if you have a safe place close to a town, do not go directly to your safe place.
sometimes the warning that you are being followed has a lag.
pick a spot close and wait a few seconds.
kick them off if need be.
then go home alone.

anyway that is my starter advice.
pm me if you have any questions/answers.
have fun







 





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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #5 on: March 22, 2015, 04:53:25 pm »
Im new and I just need some basic tips
welcome and yes, as other peoples said, wiki is your best friend and also "Survival Guides" section on this forum :)

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #6 on: March 22, 2015, 08:16:18 pm »
i usually build my first tent near modoc.
the advanced workbench, lots of brahmin encounters and wood and fibers seem to crop up more in that area.
the NPC's are killable and a good place to get a shotgun and shells.
a place to sell armor and misc items.

second tent around geko.
it is a good area to pick up hunting rifles and ammo.
sell apples to the barkeeper and small arms to skeeter in the north side of town.
nearby ruins for junk and footlockers and a mine with HQ materials.

third tent between modoc and geko.
all that good stuff is no good if you die.
and die you will.
these mines and towns are unprotected, so when you get a pile, dump it in a safe place asap.
when you go to town to craft/shop, first go in naked and empty, to check for PKers.
when you leave, close any doors you have opened.
this way you know someone has been to town since you were last there when you come back to do business.
if a door is open, find an out of the way place, close to the edge of the map and not too far from the exit grid.
drop your treasures and check it out.
if the coast is clear, pick your stuff back up and do your business.
if you die, sneak back into town and you may be able to save your stuff.

when you walk into a store, close the door behind you.
that way if someone walks in, you will hear the door open.
then you get to decide to run, hide, die or say hi.

when starting off, RUN, like the blue mouse you are.
personally i start off with a crafter, but one who can fight medium NPC.
then build a fighter.
use the fighter to process raw ores and minerals to level them up.
use the crafter to supply the fighter with gear.
then hunt the pricks ( the PKers from the list you made) and have no fear of loosing gear.

lets say you walk into a TC town and get "reloaded" by the faction in charge.
all you wanted to do is get a perk or go shopping.
once you re-spawn go right back.
naked and half dead.
and die again.
and again and again.

once in broken hills i did that.
the TC guard complained  to me about me coming back.
your using up my ammo they said.
so stop shooting me i said.
 :)
they didn't.
and i didn't stop.
i got my perk.
i don't know if they gave up, or if i was just lucky in my timing.
at one time i had 3 or 4 players douching me from rockets to gattling lasers.
all of them wasting ammo on my bluesuited, half dead self.
one poke from a spear would have done me in.
i think they were getting more ammo.
BBS is not known for letting folks get a leg up, unless you are BBS.

if you have a safe place close to a town, do not go directly to your safe place.
sometimes the warning that you are being followed has a lag.
pick a spot close and wait a few seconds.
kick them off if need be.
then go home alone.

anyway that is my starter advice.
pm me if you have any questions/answers.
have fun

 :) ;) :D ;D 8)

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #7 on: April 09, 2015, 12:48:15 am »
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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #8 on: April 09, 2015, 04:50:30 am »
Im new and I just need some basic tips
use clicker

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #9 on: April 09, 2015, 04:56:32 pm »
Im new and I just need some basic tips
use clicker

don't say that stuff. That ruins the game lol. Auto Clickers/ Bots, etc. Will get you banned.

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #10 on: April 09, 2015, 05:12:54 pm »
Im new and I just need some basic tips
use clicker

don't say that stuff. That ruins the game lol. Auto Clickers/ Bots, etc. Will get you banned.

We were told that clockers were fine under some circumstances such as crafting. He didn't suggest botting.

What ruins my game is having to click 3x to craft one armor X 500 armors. Carpal tunnel and worn micro switches in mice suck.

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #11 on: April 09, 2015, 07:42:00 pm »
Yeah clickers for crafting are allowed. There's even a old thread somewhere here on the forum debating which one is best.

As for botting in mines I'm not sure. But I know seki has admitted to doing it here on the forum and was never banned or reprimanded.
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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #12 on: April 09, 2015, 11:06:15 pm »
*Shakes fist*

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #13 on: April 10, 2015, 07:12:03 am »
*Shakes fist*

Well it isn't as if we made the rules.

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Re: Tips for new players?
« Reply #14 on: April 10, 2015, 09:30:07 am »
Yeah clickers for crafting are allowed. There's even a old thread somewhere here on the forum debating which one is best.

As for botting in mines I'm not sure. But I know seki has admitted to doing it here on the forum and was never banned or reprimanded.

Botting in what way ? It gives any advantage ? Since 2 slaves mine same amount like 4 slaves, there is no point to "bot" anything. Anyone who has caps, can bought a mine, gather resources and do with them anything.
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