New and extremely confused.

[sammisaurs]

yeah Hi!
I'm new, and I don't understand anything on here...:confused:
How do we make our avi?
How do we make cash?
What exactly IS fiesta?
told ya, I'm confused.

I have a Gaia account; if anyone else has one, how similar are the two sites?

[palmfruits]

I can sort of answer how to make cash. you can sell monster drops, complete quests and kingdom quests, and sell the items from those quests. You can also produce items (like scrolls or potions) and sell those for profit. The thing is that with what you produce, you need to gather the necessary ingredients and buy the skill to make the items you want to produce.

[Bonthra]

Avatar for the forums? That's selected from Options (a link below the name of the current forum thread you're reading on a greyish bar) then Edit Avatar, the third option on the left.

In game cash is made by questing or grinding. If grinding it's either made by producing items to sell from the materials dropped by the monsters or selling the materials or gear dropped by the monsters to players/NPCs.

Fiesta is a 3D MMORPG featuring thrilling quests and battles will keep you on the edge of your seat! And yes, I did steal/modify that from the description of Fiesta in the OutSpark general forums. Fiesta's an RPG that you level by killing mobs and doing Kingdom Quests, which are super fun.

There is a guide here (http://outspark.com/forums/showthread.php?t=33207) for levels 1-20.

Also, when you log in, join a guild academy (visit a guild manager in Roumen) so they, too, can assist you as you go along. The higher ranked guilds are probably more helpful. I'd say play Bijou and join Ryekarayn's academy, but I'm biased.

[sammisaurs]

um okay. how about your character that you use on fiesta? do you modify/choose that?!
and thanks for explaining what it is...I kinda don't know anything, haha.

[Bonthra]

^^ We're here to help. :D Your character is selected when you open Fiesta and get into the server. The characters are server-based, so you can't move them around. When you start you have the class option then you pick the hair color from three choices and the hair style from three choices. You can later upgrade to different faces, hair colors and/or styles by purchasing a Beauty Shop Coupon from the Fiesta Store.

EDIT: Also, try and find a nice higher level to be your master because you get nifty gifts at lvls 10, 20, 30 and 40. Also, they, too, can answer questions for you. I forgot to mention that earlier. XD

[lenore_lurks]

When you start up, you are given a choice of 4 different classes: cleric, mage, archer and fighter. You are given a limited choice of hair styles and faces. You also choose the gender (but, there is a new addition to the Outspark Shop which is the 'gender change' so you are able to switch this later if you really want to). You can have up to 4 different characters, so I guess you can have one of each and try them all out to see what you like best.

Basically, Fiesta is made up of quests, which you can get from the different NPC's in each town, from Kingdom Quests which run at different times throughout the day, and grinding (basically killing the same monster/s repeatedly to level up). There are also PvP fields in all of the towns, and the abyss areas are PvP too.

To make money, you can get 2 skills, work on those skills and sell what you produce. The skills are: composition, de-composition, stone production and potion production.
One of the quickest ways to make money is to simply sell all of the drops you get from monsters to either an NPC, or to one of the Purchasing vendors you may see around the place. Alot of these vendors buy things just outside storage in Elderine, but you may also see them in Forrest Of Mist. If you get a good drop, like a weapon with high, much wanted stats on it, you can vendor these items by opening up a shop. Press 'B' and on the menu, select 'sell'. You can then move whichever item/s you wish to sell into a slot, and name your price. Put a title onto your shop when you're done and open shop! You cannot vend and move, so alot of people vend overnight while they sleep.

You will often see people riding movers, such as hobby horses. You can buy a hobby horse from Item Merchant Pey in Roumen when you start out, and another one once you complete your Job Change at level 20 from an NPC in Elderine. Remember that these horses need feeding - buy them Floatation Stones from Pey in Roumen. The first one eats alot, but the second one not much at all. Any other movers you see are bought from the Cash Shop.

There's always people around who are willing to help you out, both in-game and on the forums.