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I am new to the silkroad

Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 3:10 am
by elnino358
Hi i just started a few days ago using euro character. I just want to ask how some system works in euro

1. Firstly, why are people using item distribution in party system for euro? Clerics can't get anything with this option right?
2. In order to join the party, we got to pay some money...
3. And how do you managed to get a good party members? So far i only found one and he is randomly found. Generally, i found that people tend to leach each other by standing there and doing nothing...
4. There are also some descriptions which i don't understand in euro. For example, healing divisions and recovery division. Could anyone please explain to me more clearly (because even after reading the guides given here, i still don't really nderstand it)

Thanks for the help

Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 3:45 am
by Faiien
1.I dont understand what you mean. In item distribution as someone picks up an item the item goes to that person.
2.No you do not have to pay money to join a party unless its a special party that offers to power level you.
3.Set party options to item distribution and exp distribution. That way the other person cannot leech off of you and you gain the exp bonus for having a party. If you need a party press E on your keyboard to match yourself to a party you like.
4.I dont have a euro. Hopefully someone else can explain this to you.

Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 1:29 pm
by elnino358
Ok for the first point. What i am saying is that cleric has to constantly heal people. He will have no chance to pick up items or else their team members die. Thus item distribution, in my opinion, is a disadvantage to a cleric.

Item auto-share on the the other hand distribute items evenly to group members. So even though cleric don't pick any item, they will get some items. Now what i want to know is...do people playing euro, who like to play party, always put item distribution? THis is because everytime i want to join a party, it is always set as item distribution, in which i refuse to join.

As for the 3rd point, it works if you go solo. But in euro, if you want to work together, we have to set exp-auto share so that supporting character can get their share of exp even without killing monsters(clerics are not supposed to kill but to heal party members) But this leads to problems like what i mentioned earlier...

Re: I am new to the silkroad

Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 6:38 pm
by Nitro
elnino358 wrote:Hi i just started a few days ago using euro character. I just want to ask how some system works in euro

1. Firstly, why are people using item distribution in party system for euro? Clerics can't get anything with this option right?
2. In order to join the party, we got to pay some money...
3. And how do you managed to get a good party members? So far i only found one and he is randomly found. Generally, i found that people tend to leach each other by standing there and doing nothing...
4. There are also some descriptions which i don't understand in euro. For example, healing divisions and recovery division. Could anyone please explain to me more clearly (because even after reading the guides given here, i still don't really nderstand it)

Thanks for the help


People get to distribution party , because they get 10% more exp
if the party is full ( 4/4 ) .

You wont see much clerics in distry party tho ... but they can solo grind
with subproffesion :)

Posted: Sun Nov 25, 2007 6:55 pm
by papa59roach
elnino358 wrote:As for the 3rd point, it works if you go solo. But in euro, if you want to work together, we have to set exp-auto share so that supporting character can get their share of exp even without killing monsters(clerics are not supposed to kill but to heal party members) But this leads to problems like what i mentioned earlier...


unfortunately its hard to find a good euro party cause theyre all getting powerlvled. it sucks :banghead: but your gunna have to do some solo grindage or get p lvled...

Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2007 12:52 am
by devilti
hav fun in silkroad china... o, wait euro.