New players stay out of Red zones and Black zones

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You are not ready for then and will quit the game

[opihi]

The rule i usually share: when you get your favorite weapons and armor up to T5, then you can leave your T5 set in the bank and go to the black and red zones in your T4. Do some homework first on how to survive in the lethal areas; there is a lot of useful advice in this forum, on the Albion wiki and forum, on Reddit, YouTube, etc.

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Publicado originalmente por opihi:

The rule i usually share: when you get your favorite weapons and armor up to T5, then you can leave your T5 set in the bank and go to the black and red zones in your T4. Do some homework first on how to survive in the lethal areas; there is a lot of useful advice in this forum, on the Albion wiki and forum, on Reddit, YouTube, etc.

And do what realy? rat around? try to find a lucky chest?

The odds your getting zerganked are high, the odds of finding a player with a build focused on dismounting are high.

It can be fun every once in a while but its a death sentence

[opihi]

Publicado originalmente por 123:

And do what realy? rat around? try to find a lucky chest?

The odds your getting zerganked are high, the odds of finding a player with a build focused on dismounting are high.

It can be fun every once in a while but its a death sentence

Do what? Play the game. Gather resources, or kill mobs and hope they drop good loot, I don’t do dungeons much but some players do mostly that. And then there’s PvP, whether ganking or more honorable. I never go looking for PvP, but a few times when someone has approached me saying “1v1” or the like, I’ve gone with it. I stink at PvP so have always lost, but I try anyway.

Death sentence? Eventually, sure, but you can survive several trips between deaths, and the outcomes of those trips can more than make up for a few sets of lost gear. I died in a black zone yesterday, but I also had a black zone trip that I survived to get home with a baby Swamp Dragon, and another with a Direwolf puppy. Those lucky chests happen too, like the black zone chest I found a while back with a 8.1 Fort Sterling cape inside.

Death isn’t just inevitable for you or I. When I die, I always check out the player who killed me. They all die too, a LOT, sometimes with really expensive gear on. But we all respawn afterwards. We just have to make sure that we have fun between deaths, and to make our deaths inexpensive and infrequent enough that the fun in between makes them worthwhile.

[donut32]

only fool go to red/bz gigachad like swolebenji have made me rich beyond my dreams by advicing only to stay in yellow zone. i now have tons of silver, gear, and high level specs

[opihi]

Stay in yellow zone and get fabulously rich. And then what? Just go shopping in the market? Sit around trying on your expensive gear? Roam the YZ bullying lesser players? Fight duels or arena battles with nothing really at stake unless you want it to be? Meanwhile, you never get to see a Hide Basilisk, or ancient elemental, or Avalonian soldier or drone, Dragonhawk or Mist-mauler or Wolfhound. Never wander the Roads. Never see a wild, unsaddled mammoth, Direbear, Swamp Dragon, etc. Never go fishing and reel in a Deadwater Eel, Deepwater Kraken, Frostpeak Deadeye, and so on. Never gather your own meteorite ore, Ghost Hemp, or any other T6-7-8 resources. Sounds excruciatingly boring. Have “fun” in the YZ…

[The Bepis Man]

I don't play on steam but I personally went to the black zone as soon as possible, but I'm one of the rare exceptions that likes learning by gritting my teeth and find losing to be just as valid of a game experience as winning is. Few weeks later and I'm sitting on stacks of millions and know my limits of engagement.

[Mouffmouff]

People go red zone minimum, because de pve zone is so bad.