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The Family-Gens system has been implemented and improved on our server. At the moment, the rank system has been expanded, as in the classic form, when accumulating a certain number of contribution points, it allows you to increase the rank within the family, but also gives additional bonuses to the characteristics of players!
To use all the game features, the player will have to decide and choose which of the warring families, Vanert or Duprian, should be supported and become a member of it.
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To join the Gens, the player must have level 50 and find the necessary NPCs NPCs to join the Vanert family are located in Lorencia 138 133, Duprian-Fallen Lorencia 138 122 |
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In the window that opens, select the following line: Join Gens Vanert or Duprian After joining, the clan coat of arms will be displayed next to the nickname, taking into account the player's contribution to this family |
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In order to open the Gens menu, you need to press the B key Here all information is displayed, including the selected family, the current rank, the number of contribution points, as well as the required number of points to advance in rank |
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Two families are warring parties, so kills on maps with the Battle Zone status (almost all high-level ones) do not carry penalties For killing in the war zone of an enemy family, the status of a killer is not credited, and for killing an opponent, you do not need to hold down the Ctrl key Also, on such maps, the ability to trade will be turned off, and players will only be highlighted with a sign family and circle under the character (red for enemies and blue for allies) |
Gens is needed to create and join a guild, as well as to be able to teleport to high-level locations.
You can get a Contribute Point by completing Gens quests, as well as by participating in almost all server events, including hunting bosses and golds.
The more contribution points a player has, the higher the level of the General Buff. You can see it in the characteristics (C key) in the Bonus tab.
