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Thank you acridiel. :)

I have yet another small question. This game seems addictive to me already; Would it be best to complete all the missions for all the races before upgrading to a full account?

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Upgrade before you hit level 21 so that you don't run into that wall.

I'm not sure that there are any race tasks, per se, it just happens that each of the four skill trees has been arbitrarily allocated to one of the races to administer the tasks and training. Stay on Silan and do as many tasks as you feel like, making sure that you try each skill tree out and feel comfortable that you have a grasp on the basics of each one - which is the purpose of just about all of the Silan tasks, I think. Then, when you're also confident about sneaking around Silan successfully, hardly ever attracting predators, consider crossing to the mainland.

Leaving some things unfinished on Silan can mean there is something for you to look forward to there if you make another character in the future, which is likely once you have played for more than a few months.

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Upgrade before 21, as Jamela sais... and for the trek to ML... well... I recommend you to make all missions; not for the items they'll give (A week in the ML and you'll find much better equipment), but for the experience you'll get, will make you the things easier in ML at the start.

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:) Well - I did it. Upgraded my account. Hopefully I'll find a guild soon :)

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There is alot of good helpfull guilds on both servers. I'd sujest that you take your time and pick one that really suits you but that could just be me being fussy :)

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Well, some friendly advices:

First, think about your faction of election (Karavan, Kami, Neutral); maybe is the same for you, but before chose a guild is important. Don't be limited in faction because your race; that isn't really a problem; there are Kami Matis and Kara Zorais.

Second, a lot of guilds are recruiting; don't take the first offer if it really don't convince you, because a lot more will be interested in you, that's for sure.

Third, and this is more about your personal preference, but I go to ML without guild and was some time without one... just to know some people, know a little my environment... it's a good experience. Once you join a guild, probably you'll be there (Or in others) all your Atys life, so, the little experience of being without guild is a good vital experience that I', personally, recommends you. I remember with care that time :)

And Fourth, get some info about the guilds; you can read a lot in the sections of guilds (Arispotle or Cho, I don't know your server). But, also is good speak with the people who have being some time in ML to know the chit-chat about how the differents guilds works.

But, in the actual order of things, remember: You'll not find a guild; they are searching for you ;)

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Seems im learning all the time. I wasnt aware there were several servers available :) I've decided to stay a little longer on Silan. Many other players recommended this to me yesterday. Apparently most recommend to have at least lvl 50 in all skills before moving to ML (and im somewhat far from that).

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Please don't worry about what level you are.
There are suckling yubos and up on the mainland, you could start there at 1 if you wanted to.

I would highly reccomend staying on Silan for the missions, and moving on after those. Silan mobs are not designed to take you to lvl 50, they're too low. You can do it, but its a grind..... more fun on mainland I think.

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I'd agree, although which races city you start in effects it as some are safers starting areas then others but still 35-40 is likely high enough if your worried about it. Although I've never started in the hardest (Matis) area.

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Where would be a good place to start?? Its a bit confussing when trying to read about it on the other forums. :) (maybe i should state that my char is Zorai)