User manual GAMES PC FINAL FANTASY XI

[. . . ] 60 Prologue Vana'diel is a world of magic, chivalry, and technology. This beautiful land was once engulfed in a great war between armies of enlightened people and the dark hordes of the beastmen. It was a fight for survival from which the victor would emerge in control of the crystals-- physical manifestations of the primordial elements. The beastmen mercilessly destroyed city upon city, turning the land and water black with their foul presence. [. . . ] Make sure to confirm the language setting when you form a party. leaders When you become a party leader, you will be able to access the following commands under "Party" on the main menu. Find Member Member list Distribution Change leader remove Member Disband Alliance Please see above Display a list of all party members Allows you to select between "Lottery" and "Quartermaster" systems for distribution of treasure Allows you to cede leadership authority to another player. Use the arrow keys to select the new leader from the member list on the bottom right of the screen, and press the [Enter] key to make the change. Remove a member from the party Disband the party (ñ p. 99) Members Party members other than the leader have access to the following commands under "Party" on the main menu. When you leave a party, please follow proper etiquette. Don't just drop out - let the other members know that you plan to leave. Member list Distribution Disband Display a list of all party members Allows you to see the treasure distribution rules as decided by the leader Allows you to leave the party THe MAIN MeNu Alliances 99 "Alliance" allows you to form an alliance among multiple parties. Alliances can consist of up to three parties and a total of 18 PC members. Forming an Alliance The leader of party A targets the leader of party B. Then, the leader of party A selects "Party" from the main menu, then "Alliance". A message stating "[Character Name] invites you to form an alliance with his party" will appear in the log window of the leader of party B. The leader of party B then selects "Party" from the main menu, selects either "Join" or "Decline", and presses the [Enter] key. If they select "Join", an alliance will be formed. When you form an alliance, the names of the alliance members will appear in the upper right of your screen. The person who sent the invitation is set as the alliance leader. The leader of the alliance is indicated with a white mark to the left of their name. Distribution Change leader Disband Alliance Can only be set by the alliance leader. If the party leader and the alliance leader are the same, they must cede the alliance leadership authority as well as their party leadership authority. Parties cannot be disbanded when part of an alliance. If the alliance already consists of 3 parties, this choice will become "Dissolve". The alliance will be dissolved when the alliance leader selects "Dissolve" and presses the [Enter] key. If the alliance consists of only 2 parties, this choice will remain simply "Alliance". Party Commands for Alliances When an alliance has been formed, the "Alliance" command on the "Party" menu on the main menu will become "Dissolve" for the party leader (or leaders) other than the alliance leader. Selecting "Dissolve" allows a party to leave the alliance. Please be aware that there are differences between dissolving and leaving an alliance. logging out When a party member logs out of the game, they automatically leave their party as well. If the party leader logs out, another leader is decided at random from the remaining party members. [. . . ] Archaeologists believe the grand hallways and countless chambers are the remains of a city populated by the ancients. However, the existence of numerous traps within the ruins leads others to dispute this theory. In addition, reliefs that exhibit geometric patterns and avatars in recurring themes can be found carved into the walls. The origins of these carvings still remain a mystery. [. . . ]