Dove POV

I explored around the town to seek more knowledge—was what I wanted to do, but after I fixed myself and exited the Inn, I was stopped by various other players requesting for me to join their Party. I distinguished a player from an in-game character by the icon located atop their heads. Player icons were green. Character icons were blue. Every person, both Character and Player had their Health bars visible.

It was pretty common in MMOs for Party system to exist. Sometimes, they may be called guilds and such. In a world where losing means death, joining a Party would improve safety.

One after another, people barraged me with various Party requests. I looked around and noticed that other Players, primarily male without Parties were being ignored.

Why were they all gathering to me? Was it because I’m a girl? No, there should be a significant number of girls here. Hmm? Maybe I was cute? Mother always said I’m cute. Well, a mother’s opinion on her child’s cuteness should not be trusted, but personally, I did think I look pretty good.

I talked with great anticipation to the first few people inviting me. Hopefully, I would eventually find a good Party.

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Or not; I gave up. A large percent wanted me because I was a fairly good-looking girl and were blatantly hitting on me. After talking to the seventh person I got pissed and used Fade Walk to escape into the alley way.

Help System:Clothes and Equipment

{Equipment is worn over the Player's Clothes and is immune to any external non-battle factor. Clothes have no special effects on battles. Clothing was changed by selecting the desired clothes from the clothes section of the menu. There is a wide variety of clothes for selection, but I did not bother choosing too much and instead went for simple clothes. The selected clothes would then be summoned. Players still had to physically change their clothes. The removed clothes were automatically unsummoned.}

Help System: Party

It is a system where groups of people gather together. A Party can have up to 9 people. A contract listing the terms of joining the Party is offered to the applicant for him or her to sign. The terms of contract is decided by both parties. Changing the terms of contract requires the consent of all active members of the Party. A Party chooses a name that is yet to be taken by another Party to distinguish themselves. While Player Name is invisible to non-Party members, a Player’s Party Name would be shown to all other Players. Players are allowed to join multiple Parties as long as they do not breach any contract terms. Players in the same Party can see one another’s Health and Mana bars.