What should I have?
 

In terms of numbers of areas to choose from when creating a scenario, and also what levels of creatures?

I can only see in total 14 areas across jungle, desert, forest and sub-tropics. Shouldn't i have more, with some in the prime roots?

Also, shouldn't I be able to make a 50+ scenario?


Please note that I have a subscription (started as a trial account), so I don't think it's an issue with account type, or anything like that, but just in case I thought I'd mention it.


Anyone able to say if Rings are 50+, and if there are more area options?

Current area options are:
Desert: 3
Jungle: 3
Sub Tropics: 3
Forest: 5

Unless I'm missing something...

Re: What should I have?
 

You need to get out a bit, and take in some fresh air :)
Seriously though, you get more options with more knowledge about the real world, Atys in this case ;)

Re: What should I have?
 

Have you explored the places in the regular game yet? The more respawn points you get, the more ring items you get. It's important to understand it's respawn points and not teleport points.

Re: What should I have?
 

Ah, I see how it works.

I'll get exploring at some point then, when I'm not working.

Re: What should I have?
 

Sounds like you are still on Silan?

Re: What should I have?
 

I have a related question:

On my higher character, I can make a scenario on island X, let's say. I want this scenario to be aimed a low characters, 50 or lower. When I get on my low toon, I can't see this island X.

If I create a scenario using island X, will the low people still be able to go there? It is just in creating the scenario that the limit is there, right?

Olepi

Re: What should I have?
 

Right. Anyone can play it, but only characters with the points can create it.

Re: What should I have?
 

As I understand it, Silan players can only play scenarios run by or created by other Silan players. They cannot play or load scenarios created by mainland players, as the content avaliable to Silan players is restricted, even if <50 level entities are used.