Finding people

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krooger
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Finding people

Post by krooger »

How do i find new people im all the way somwere that idk and i get lonley there sometimes D: and sorry for spaming Ill stop for 2 days
Oskatat
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Re: Finding people

Post by Oskatat »

wander around

mark you. not everyone will be friendly
Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make all of them yourself.
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slipper
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Re: Finding people

Post by slipper »

Join a village, neighbours will only cause trouble.
Hipponos
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Re: Finding people

Post by Hipponos »

How do I join a village?
I can't find anyone alive...:-(

How do I find out where I am? Is there a map or something?
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TeckXKnight
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Re: Finding people

Post by TeckXKnight »

http://algeralith.info/HavenMap2/
Yes, yes there is a map.

The best way to find people is to leave valuables out in the open on claimed territory. After the valuables are inevitably stolen, just collect the scents left and follow them to meet your new friend!
That or wander around or use the Dwarves and Thieves subforum to join a village.
Hipponos
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Re: Finding people

Post by Hipponos »

Thank you!

Do you have a hint how to find my location? :-))
Kipperdipper
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Re: Finding people

Post by Kipperdipper »

Hipponos wrote:Thank you!

Do you have a hint how to find my location? :-))

Find a lake, or mountain.
memorise the way that particular lake or mountain looks. every little bit of it to be 100% sure.
then slowly scour the world map like its a crossword, purposefully moving along smoothly, going up just enough and doing it back, and so on, until you find your lake, mountain or whatever.

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