Q. Can I play both Medieval RPG and SciFi RPG at the same time?
A. Yes, so long as you have the required Post count and activity rating.
Q. Where can I learn about the differences in technology?
A. Check the Thread within the Future Earth board called, 'Technology Types' or 'Tech Types': Source 7
Q. What is the 'network'?
A. Similar to what we know as the world wide web, but far more advanced.
Q. How does one access the network in the game?
A. Inform the GM in the game that you wish to access the network for 'x' information.
Q. How do you know if the information the network gives you is accurate?
A. You do not, but it is generally considered to be 90% accurate unless you are researching an unknown or undiscovered topic, then you will be reading opinion rather than fact. If your character has high skill in the use of computers and communications then you may be more informed than others about how to obtain accurate information.
Q. Do you have to pay to use the network in the game?
A. No, but you do have to pay for your hand computer.
Q. Am I suppose to know how each piece of equipment works?
A. For game play you just have to know what it does, but not how to operate it. If your character is skilled in the operation of a certain piece of equipment then your character will 'handle' everything and the GM will report the result of a certain action.
Q. How do you get that cool picture of the face near your signature?
A. Your Control Panel > Edit Profile.
Q. Where do I see the options of pictures I can choose from?
A. Go to the Plaza and you will see them on the right.
Q. Can I have a full body picture of my character?
A. We are planning something like this for the future.
Q. What is the difference between this game (Future Earth) and Medieval?
A. This game is set in the future, similar to Star Trek, but maybe not quite so advanced while Medieval is set in the Dark Ages.
Q. Why does one player have an icon in the upper right corner of their messages?
A. This represents that the player is the leader of the group.
Q. Can I invite my friends to play this game?
A. Sure! So long as they understand and agree to abide by the rules here anyone can join and anyone can play the RPGs.
Q. Can you give an example of how you use the technology types data or law, etc?
A. Yes, sure I can, let's say you just entered a certain place that is new to you. The GM might say... "You are now on a tech G planet with a B degree of law'. The GM may also op to have it displayed like this... ''G/B". See the technology types and [Future Earth] Planet Stats & Law threadd for more details.
Q. How do I know the tech names for things?
A. Just describe what it is you want to do or ask for something with a description and the GM will give you an appropriate name.
Q. What are the Future Earth Personal Adventurers?
A. That section enables you to play a private RPG game where it is just you ant the GM, so there is no need for party order or waiting on players to make up their mind.
Q. Why do I have to pay for the Personal Section?
A. We have to plan an adventure just for your character, this takes a lot of time, resources and energy.
Q. Can I play in Medieval and still have a character in Future Earth gaining experience in the Personal Section?
A. Yes, once you make the required requirements of Post count and Activity. This is actually a good strategy since it insures that your character will be developed by the time you are ready for team play.
Q. What is the difference between Future Earth and Plugged RPG?
A. There are many differences and we will list them from the perspective of how Future Earth is different:
* More like plug and is based mainly on group play
* A different time period and is not limited to Zion or the Matrix
* Different Character Classes and equipment
* Progression is similar to Medieval
Q. I do not understand how the stats work, can you help me?
A. You can find specific on that here: https://www.bordeglobal.com/foruminv/index.php?showtopic=6938
Q. Can I exchange FP for Credits as is done with GPs in Medieval?
A. No. Players in Future Earth start with a healthy amount of credits which if used wisely can carry them far enough to earn even more through the game.
Q. Why does the 'World of Medieval' seem to be more popular than FE?
A. Most people rather to live in the past I guess *shrug*. It may also be that unlike familiar RPGs such as Star Wars and Star Trek, FE takes them into a completely different theme which may require taking the time to study the text.