Register and create my character, select the neutral town as spawning location, use global chat to send the following message.
" To any new players, I would like to invite you all to join me in the neutral town to form a guild in which I will be happy to assist all of you with getting to grips with the game and help you out in any way I can. "
You register, and create your character. You then pick your equipment in the equipment selection screen. You are then placed in front of the town selection screen, and without a second thought, you pick the Neutral town, aka The City of Peace.
You spawn in the town square, an odd name considering it is circular, and notice the many arches leading to the town's many districts. You ignore this for the most part, and send out a message, almost immediately getting responses.
Leprechaun: Mind helpin me?
DeathMace1: I want help 2.
GamerOfGames: Yo, I wnt me some help.Kyle contemplates just jumping right in but instead goes to get some actual breakfast beforehand.
You go downstairs and eat a nice breakfast of scrambled eggs, toast and some tea with your family. It's very filling, which is always nice.
Register account, begin questioning players and NPC's about the starting area and its surroundings.
Participate in starting event if there is one.
You register, create a character, select your equipment, and pick the human town.
You then approach an NPC who seems to be providing information to other player, who leave.
What questions do you have?
Register and see if there are any ongoing celebrations due to game start.
You register, make your character, select your equipment and select the human town as your starting town. There are no celebrations, but you notice a guy with longish brown hair talking to an NPC, along with some other players chatting in a corner. This place seems... empty.
Register. Start following random people in game.
Adjust stats
15 str
10 spd
17 dex
3 con
5 luck
Register, create character, yadda yadda. You pick a demon town for your starting location, and start following random people in-game. One person in particular, who was heading out and looked like he knew what he was doing struck you as interesting, so you decide to follow him. You are soon in an alley. You also notice a message in the global chat saying that some player would be happy to help any players.
Food is for sissies - register right away... After turning on some music"
You turn on some music, which is promptly drowned out the moment you VRH fully activates. You register, create character, yadda yadda, and pick the neutral town as your starting point. Upon logging in, you notice someone by the username of Cresenda sending out a message that she would be happy to assist anybody in-game. Strange.
Wake up in some VR game, not remembering anything from the last 14 hours.
Groan from hangover.
You wake up in an alleyway, and promptly notice the weird studded jacket on you, a green rectangle with the words HP under it, that there's a message floating in front of you, stating that someone would be willing to help any newbs get the grips of the game.
You groan.
Register an account for the game...Find the nearest meetup in whatever town you spawned in.
Yadda Yadda, create character, spawn in human town. You notice some players chatting in the corner, and someone talking with an NPC.
Duncan saw the log in screen, his mind was a little numb from playing Star Craft earlier. He looked at the options, MMOs weren't really is thing and he was doing this just to hang out with his friends a bit more. He looked at the register option, wondering if this three hundred dollar headset was worth it.
He sighed, and he chose to register. When he finished, he remembered that his friends had asked him to join Heaven Online, and not Heavell Online. Oops. He thought about it for a bit, he could log in a few hours and learn the basics of an MMO before joining the correct game. He let out a sigh and entered the character creation screen. He figured that this would be a one time deal for him to play, so he designed the character to look like an exaggerated version of himself. Extremely tall, giant build that made him look like the Hulk. Long hair.
He looked at the choices for a class. Fighting the urge to make a thief that looked as sneaky as a drunken grizzly bear, he chose to be a warrior. Looking at the list of things he could take with him as his starting equipment, he chose what he thought would be cool. Not practical, but cool. A flail looked really cool, and with the extra long chain it looked like it could be fun to use, and a helmet that covered the face because he thought he would look cool.
He entered the game world and he saw that he spawned in the middle of a town. Looking around, he saw that he was already in conversation with a game character. Looking at her, he thought that whoever designed her had to be a guy. Armor that didn't actually protect anything, breasts showing, a whip. He decided not to think about that last bit of information.
When she had finished speaking, he noticed a little window popped up telling him that his book had been updated. Reaching for where a book was on his person, he found it. Flipping through the pages, he found where the current quest objective was. He looked at it and he laughed a little, "Kill Ten Boars in the Peaceful Meadows." If they're so peaceful, why are there boars in them? He looked around, seeing a few worried looking players. Deciding not to take notice of them, he set out to slay the monsters.
You set out of town at a slow pace, hoping to kill some monsters for your quest. You follow the minimap in the corner of your eye, and follow it to get to the Peaceful Meadows. Upon arrival, you notice something. Like the sheer amount of monsters there. That had to be at least a 100 boars there! And, as you moved slightly closer, a fairly large amount of them noticed you, and have started moving towards you at a steady pace.
Shit.
Jacob: "Alright day's off, new game is here. Let's see what this new genre is all about."
Log in with my pre-bought account.
Login, yadda yadda, spawn in human town. You observe the people there, as well as the fact that someone sent a message out, informing all players that he/she would help them get the grip in this games.
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