Metin2 Master Teleport Hack .zip
Florine Nogoda
It has 9 floors and each floor has a different task to complete to the next floor. Take note that some floors have a time limit.
If you want to leave on the first floor, you have to logout and back in and you are back in Hwang Temple. If you want to leave while you are running, either logout or press 'restart city' when you die. If you do press on 'restart city', you will be teleported to your home town.
Syntax: .linkgrave #graveyard_id [alliancehorde] Link current zone to graveyard for any (or alliance/horde faction ghosts). This let character ghost from zone teleport to graveyard after die if graveyard is nearest from linked to zone and accept ghost of this faction. Add only single graveyard at another map and only if no graveyards linked (or planned linked at same map).
Syntax: .recall [$playername] Teleport $playername or selected player to the place where he has been before last use of a teleportation command. If no $playername is entered and no player is selected, it will teleport you.
Syntax: .server plimit [#num-1-2-3resetplayermoderatorgamemasteradministrator] Without arg show current player amount and security level limitations for login to server, with arg set player linit ($num > 0) or securiti limitation ($num < 0 or security leme name. With `reset` sets player limit to the one in the config file
any fix for the teleport command not working at ferrys? tried everything listed here, using tool to find npc names, using " , " to seperate etc. nothing works so far. ( server is electus online private server )
3.14 Cruma Entrance - Researcher Lorain = Earn: Report of Kruma (Disappear: Stinger Wasp Needle, Marsh Spider's Web, Blood of Leech). Head to Gludio and teleport to Dwarven Village.
Are you ready for the answer? Alright, first, you need to find a broken bridge over at I-8 and find a "transition point" into the underground portion of the environment. After trudging through the lake, you now need to follow the river to J-10. When you enter the "exit" at J-10, your character will warp to the entrance at D-8. From here, you need to march a short distance to a sandy alcove where you can pick up the broken sword. Does the game open a portal that instantly teleports you to the entrance of the dungeon? NOPE! Instead, you need to re-trace your steps back to the entrance a second time before you are able to leave the environment and "cash-in" the sword to unlock the Paladin job. However, the quest giver, Balasiel, then reveals that while your character can call themselves a Paladin, there are another twelve or so quests to complete before you can don the armor and equipment associated with that job. Final Fantasy XI employs this ass-pull garbage with every single one of its sub-classes and alternate jobs, and I fucking hate it so goddamn much! I went through pure Hell to unlock one job only to discover most of its upside is locked behind another ten or so quests. Fuck that noise!
I want to make it clear Final Fantasy XI does a shit job of indicating the "correct order" of its post-release content. To make matters worse, the game even starts its expansion packs in the "wrong order." In my case, I triggered the "Rhapsodies of Vana'diel" questline, which is the FINAL MAIN SCENARIO IN THE GAME, before Rise of the Zilart or Chains of Promathia. Likewise, as I wrapped up the launch story missions, I triggered the "Crystalline Prophecy," "Shantotto Ascension," and Abyssea add-ons BEFORE activating the "Treasures of Aht Urhgan." This, in turn, made the game's CONSTANT in-game prompting to gain the Puppetmaster, Corsair, and Blue Mage jobs all the more bewildering. Playing Final Fantasy XI's expansion packs reminded me of my attempts to get into Fate/Stay and A Certain Magical Index. Every second I played them; I felt like I needed to consult a flowchart to know what the fuck I was doing or watching.
Before we can get to that, we first need to have a long talk about how you even start the expansion packs. First, none of the post-launch content should be attempted with characters below level forty, and that's doubly so if you are playing the game solo. The Rise of the Zilart missions are accessible after attaining Rank 6 in your home nation, whereas Chains of Promathia triggers the moment you install it. As my previous paragraphs have hopefully communicated, this is a problem for a new player like myself. Nonetheless, let's start with Rise of the Zilart as a case study as it is the expansion pack I had the most experience playing. Rise of Zilart pops off the moment you beat the main boss of the initial story. After defeating the Shadow Lord, you find your character magically teleported to the land of Norg. The game is not at all shameless that it could not make its expansion packs an integrated part of its pre-existing world, and I find that thoroughly hilarious. It's even worse for Chains of Promathia, wherein you need to enter the basement of an unmarked tower before the game teleports you to a different continent.
Yes hello I'm here. It almost sounds like you tried to go in blind and avoided looking things up unless you had to. Even in 2003 everybody was looking stuff up and asking other players for information. Most of your problems seem solvable. Finding out what quests unlock what, or where to go to start a particular mission is easily obtainable information on any FFXI wiki. If you're getting aggroed by Malboros you can use sneak to avoid getting aggro, although if you have to go past aggressive mobs you might want a different EXP camp, and there's probably a million guides on "best FFXI exp camps" at this point, and hopefully you're doing records of eminence and fields of valor and using an exp ring. If someone told me they were going to do the paladin quest in Davoi, I would tell them to be sure to bring sneak/invis and a scroll of instant warp (you can get one for free every day), or any of the numerous other items like warp cudgel/teleport rings/chocobo stable scarves/event items that can safely transport you the heck out of there (when I did that quest back in the day, I went with a group of friends, one of them was a black mage, and once we all got our item he cast the black mage spell 'Escape' which does the exact thing you asked for in teleporting the party to the entrance of the dungeon).
Also, while Home Point teleportation is the most recent teleportation system, home point crystals themselves have been in the game since it launched. They just used to only be a thing you clicked on if you wanted to show up there when you died.
One thing about Everquest that I suspect was somewhat true of FF XI just based on the time it was released is that it was never really intended to be played fully solo. You were supposed to party up, and even if you didn't party up there were players out in the world you could and were expected to work with. Clerics could resurrect you, cutting down the EXP loss. Druids and Wizards could teleport you. Necromancers could summon corpses. There was a whole player economy built around these things. I would imagine that back when the FF XI zones were more populated it was a very different and less hostile game.
Start off by teleporting to the Fortress of Resistance from the Dion gatekeeper. There will be two encampments nearby, each having one captain. You should only have to kill one to the quest item. When you do, use your SoE Gludin to quickly teleport to gludin. If you chose not to buy the Town specific SoEs at the gatekeeper, then SoE back to Dion and teleport to Gludin via gatekeeper.
Once in Gludin, teleport to the Orc Barracks. There should be a path leading downhill. Run down that path and look for a Turek Orc Warlord. Again, you should only have to kill one. After receiving the quest item, use your SoE Gludio to teleport to Gludio, or SoE back to gludin and teleport to Gludio via gatekeeper.
Once in Gludio, use the gatekeeper to teleport yourself to Ant's Nest. Enter the nest and just keep going straight until you find a captain. Nothing on the way to the captains are aggro, other than the captains themselves. However, everything is social with eachother, so be sure to pull the captain away from any other monsters before killing it. Once that is done, make your way to Giran via SoE or gatekeeper.
Sadly, there is no teleport to Gorgon Flower Garden so you have to hoof it. It's a realitivly short run going east from Giran. Finding the Turek bugbear Warriors should be easy, for they're huge and have a long, red/orange sword in their hands. Careful, they have x2hp and are aggro. Once complete, make your way back to Dion via SoE or gatekeeper.
If you want, grab a SoE to Hunter's Village. Also, either grab an SoE Giran as well and use that now, or teleport to Oren then Giran. From Giran, it's time to hoof it back to Gorgon's Garden, again. This time you're going to go a bit deeper. On the way there, if you like looking at the scenery, you'll notice statues of humans the Medusa's you're hunting created. It won't be long till you find Medusas, and when you do, start killing. Careful, for they can cast a wicked poison. Also, watch out for the nearby dragons, for if you're using a bow, they're bow resistant and one hell of a pain. You'll need to kill 10 Medusas to get all the required quest items, and when you do, go ahead and SoE back to Hunter's Village or gatekeeper there. Once you turn in the items to Viktor, he'll send you to the Human Wizard (2nd) floor of Ivory Tower to speak with Marina.
Grab an SoE Dwarf Village, SoE Ivory Tower, and SoE Dion then gatekeeper teleport to Ivory Tower. Once at Ivory Tower, talk to the gatekeeper there and ask to be moved to the second floor. There you will find Marina who will ask you to bring her an order she made from the blacksmith in dwarven village. Use your SoE Dwarf Village and make your way to the Blacksmith and take the item, then SoE back to the Ivory Tower and give it to Marina. After that, Marina will send you back to Terry in Dion, so use your SoE Dion and talk to him.
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