Parties |
| Q:
How do I change the looting system? |
| A: To
change the looting system in a party, simply open
up the party window (CTRL+P) and select the desired
looting system using the three icons on the top-right
corner of the party window. |
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| Q:
How do I change the party leader? |
| A: The
change the party leader, simply open up the party
window (CTRL+P) and click on the blue double-sided
arrow icon next to any party member’s name. |
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| Q:
How do I check for party members on the map? |
| A: To
do this, just open up the map (CTRL+M) and look
for the blue dots. Those dots represent the members
of your party. |
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| Q:
How do I form a party? |
| A: To
form a party, simply hold down the CTRL key and
left click on any player. Then select “Invite”
from the pop-up window. |
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| Q:
How do I join someone else’s party? |
| A: To
join another’s party, simply hold down the
CTRL key and left click on the party leader (or
any party member if the party is “unlocked”).
Then select “Join” form the pop-up window. |
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| Q:
How do I kick a member from the party? |
| A: To
kick a member from the party, simply open up the
party window (CTRL+P) and click the “X”
icon next to their name. |
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| Q:
How do I leave a party? |
| A: To
leave a party, simply open up the party window (CTRL+P)
and click the “Withdraw” button on the
bottom. If you are the party leader, you must select
another leader before you are able to leave the
party. |
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| Q:
What does it mean to “lock” a party? |
| A: Locking
a party means that only the party leader may accept
additional members into the party. To lock a party,
open up the party window (CTRL+P) and click the
lock/unlock button at the very bottom. |
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| Q:
What is a party? |
| A: A
party is a group of up to eight players that venture
together. They receive many benefits such as all
members receiving “kill experience”
from the monsters they kill. They can also see each
other’s location on the map and share a private
chat channel. |
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| Q:
What is “kill experience”? |
| A: Kill
experience is experience received for killing a
monster. Normally, a player gets experience for
each hit they land on the monster, but also gets
experience for landing the final blow on the monster.
Being in a party means all members of that party
will receive kill experience for any monster the
party kills, as long as they are within range of
the monster being killed. |
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| Q:
What looting systems do parties offer? |
| A: In
RF Online, the party system offers 3 looting systems:
- All: All party members can grab loot. - Cycle:
Party members can grab loot in a cycle, equally
dividing loot between members. - Leader: Only the
leader can grab loot. |
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