Welcome to Y'tuin! This manual is intended to give you all of the information you need to begin playing in our game. If you have any further problems, then please contact the GMs at [Insert a message board address here]
x.1 Setting up your system
x.2 Troubleshooting and disclaimers
x.3 Selecting your character
x.4 Customizing your character
x.5 About Y'tuin Cities
x.6 About Y'tuin inhabitants
x.7 Combat
x.8 Shopping
x.9 Quests
x.10 Death and Killing
x.11 Miscellaneous
x.1
To set up your machine, you must [INSERT SOME FUTURISTIC MUMBO JUMBO, POSSIBLY INVOLVING ROBOTS AND SPACE ALIENS, HERE. OR JUST PLUGGING THE HEADSET INTO THE WALL. THIS CHANGES WITH MODEL NUMBER, OF COURSE.]
x.2
DISCLAIMER:We are not to be held liable for epileptic seizures, heart attacks, or advances made to your character while playing. We'd much rather you didn't sue us for these things.
Q.If I'm lagging, what should I do?
A.See if someone is hacking into your account. Y'tuin does not run on Dial-up, and the machine is equipped to handle lag automatically. If you do have lag, and the outfit is secure, than contact SoruneGM@Y'tuin.cnet
Q.I just get a blank screen when I start up. What should I do?
A.Put your headset into a styrofoam box, complete with padding and receipt of your purchase, send it to us, and Y'tuin will replace it completely free. If your current headset model is out of stock, then we will send you the next version up instead.
Q.I have a problem not listed here. Where should I ask questions?
A.All questions can be asked at the Y'tuin Troubleshooting message board, policed by our programmers daily. This message board can be found at [Insert board address here]
x.3
Reyta supplies a variety of choices for you to pick from, but we know that just a few races and classes are not enough. Therefore, we give hundreds of choices as far as clothing, style, and body go. In addition, if you take a picture of yourself, then you can use that as your face or clothing! However, abuse of this and anything crude [Nudity, excessive gore, or kilts] will get your IP banned from the game. You get one warning to change your look, and if you argue at all, then you are banned. Do not ask to come back. There are people under 18 playing the game as well.
x.4
All you have to do is pick your choices, by moving your hand until the cursor in front of your face is over the option you want. If you decide that you made a bad choice, then you can simply hit the 'back' button and undo your choice. (This problem has been fixed from earlier versions)
x.5
Y'tuin's cities are not static things. They are as alive and changing as any city in the real world, and involve many things. Those of you with deluxe headsets can even enjoy some fine cuisine, while the less privelidged among us can still enjoy the amazing sights, art galleries, music halls, and of course shops. These shops also include new looks as well as armor and weapons. It's best explained by seeing it.
x.6
Just like Y'tuin's cities, Y'tuin's citizens are not static things. Gone are the days of NPCs that repeat one line over and over again...instead, these NPCs are difficult to distinguish from real people. Many have told us that the -only- way they knew that NPCs were, in fact, not actual people was by asking them to join their party, which usually resulted in some sort of response like 'You can't afford me.' or 'I'm just a humble merchant with an axe for self-protection.' We are working to overcome this, and allow people to form large bands of NPC parties...
x.7
Combat is simple. If you are a mage, simply say your spell aloud to use it. If you try to use the same spell too soon after your first casting, then your words will be muted to show this. If you are too low on mana, then your fingers will simply spark and not cause anything to happen. Close combat will require you to move your arms in the manner you want to attack the enemy, and move your legs to dodge. Just like you would in real life. You will feel more resistance if you are using a heavy weapon or armor, and less resistance if you have more speed or are using a lighter weapon and armor. In this way, we also hope to inspire fitness in some of our players.
x.8
Shopping is even more simple. You go into stores as you would in real life, and use a 'Credit card' to purchase items. If you have no credits, you'll simply be told such. And shoplifting and getting caught will result in being chased by the Town Guard, being forced to return the items, and being made to either pay a fine or stay in jail for a set amount of time.
x.9
Quests are simply that. Objectives given to you by NPCs or other players. They are added to your quest book (Found in your inventory) automatically, and give a simple outline of what you need to do. In addition, you'll generally be given a map of how to reach your objective. Not always, though, so don't get too used to it. When you accomplish a quest and return to the quest-giver, then you will be rewarded in some way.
x.10
Death in Y'tuin is not so bad. You do not lose items, gold, or equipment as in other games. Instead...you have a temporary loss to your stats, which can be rectified by waiting ten minutes, by going back to town, or by having 'Restore' cast on you. Killing is another thing entirely. While you may kill PCs and NPCs and get experience for doing so (1/100th of their current EXP.) you will also be targeted as a 'Killer' by the local guard. It will be unsafe for you to enter towns, and you will have to deal with the local law enforcement whenever you do. Also, characters may well seek revenge, and they will get no such rank for having vengeance.
x.11
For further questions about Y'tuin, go to the message board found at [Insert message board here]
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Edited by: Dragon Sage007 at: 10/28/05 19:49