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[Elincia]

Hello! I am a returning player and I'm a little lost. I stopped playing back in 2006 when I went to high school. I have been considering coming back for a while now and finally took the plunge again. I started a new acolyte named Elincia on Ymir (I used to play on Chaos) and have been going through the Eden Group for quests. Any tips for leveling besides that? Also, where do people hang out these days? Before, it was all about South Prontera, inside Prontera town and Aldebaran (for higher levels).

When I quit, the big thing was still the 2nd job classes (dancer, crusader, etc), so obviously, I have a lot to catch up on, haha.

[Rafa07]

Hello! I am a returning player and I'm a little lost. I stopped playing back in 2006 when I went to high school. I have been considering coming back for a while now and finally took the plunge again. I started a new acolyte named Elincia on Ymir (I used to play on Chaos) and have been going through the Eden Group for quests. Any tips for leveling besides that? Also, where do people hang out these days? Before, it was all about South Prontera, inside Prontera town and Aldebaran (for higher levels).

When I quit, the big thing was still the 2nd job classes (dancer, crusader, etc), so obviously, I have a lot to catch up on, haha.

ahh the good old days
mainly ppl now lvling with eden quest and later 70+ do some gramps quests until 99 rebirth
ppl still hang out south of prontera but mostly in eden and some guilds use other citys to hang out like aldebaran and payon
while lvling some stuff change, you need to kill mobs with your lvl range, use this link(http://irowiki.org/wiki/Exp)

[VanishingPoint]

ahh the good old days
mainly ppl now lvling with eden quest and later 70+ do some gramps quests until 99 rebirth
ppl still hang out south of prontera but mostly in eden and some guilds use other citys to hang out like aldebaran and payon
while lvling some stuff change, you need to kill mobs with your lvl range, use this link(http://irowiki.org/wiki/Exp)

Truthfully, that doesn't sound very fun.