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This topic covers the most basic things you, a new player in Wurm Online, should know about.

Was ist Wurm Online?

Notch (Founder): "...Wurm ist kein MMORPG... ;)"

Es ist: Massively Multiplayer Online Fantasy Simulator (MMOFS)

Aber du kannst es auch einen Life Emulator nennen...

Eine Riesige Welt, kannst du so gestalten, und Kreiren so wie du es willst.

Wie lade ich das Spiel Runter

Auf der Mainpage klickst du ganz einfach auf den großen launch unten links. das startet den Download des Java Clienten, der wiederum den kompletten Spielinhalt herunter lädt. falls das nicht funktioniert, könnte das daran liegen das Java nicht installiert ist. Man kann sich Java von der Webseite http://www.Java.com runterladen.
Falls du danach immer noch ein Problem damit hast den Clienten zum laufen zu bekommen, schau einfach mal auf der website Common bugs and solutions. Die Spiel Dateien können auserdem manuell über diesen Link herunter geladen werden.

Account Erstellen

Das erste was du zu tun hast, ist dir einen Gültigen Account zu erstellen. Um das zu tun, gehst du auf die SeiteWurmonline webpage und klickst dort auf "Register" (Es ist kostenlos). Du wirst nach einen Spielernamen und deiner E-mail adresse gefragt. Bitte merk dir, das der Spielername nur Buchstaben und keine Leerzeicehn enthalten darf. Alle Buchstaben, bis auf den ersten werden klein geschrieben.

Du wirst dann eine E-mail an die angegebene Adresse bekommen, in dieser wird ein Link enthalten sein, über den du ein Passwort, und einen Server aussuchen kannst. Wenn dieser Schritt beendet ist, startest du das Spiel indem du zurück auf die Startseite gehst und auf den Button 'Launch' klickst.

Du musst die letzte Version von Java Installiert haben, um Wurm spielen zu können. Du bekommst Java aufhere.

Nach dem Starten von Wurm siehst du das Login Fenster, Wo du deinen Usernamen und dein Passwort eingeben kannst. Nachdem du dass getan hast, klickst du einfach auf den Start Buttonl.

Nach dem Login, wird dein Charakter spawnen (schau: Spawning) in einem Start Village Golden Valley. Deine Start-Village wird danach ausgesucht, welchem Königreich du angehörst. Du Spawnst hier, wenn du entweder zum ersten mal Spielst, oder wenn du gestorben bist. (Aber hier gibt es auch wieder einige Ausnahmen).

Stehle nicht In und um die Stadt herum. Die Soldaten werden ansonsten SEHR schnell Lochkäse aus dir machen ;). auf dem Freedom server ist es nicht erlaubt zu Stehlen, aber auf dem Wild Server schon.

Wenn du in einer Großen Grube oder einer Mine stecken bleibst, und du Definitiv nicht mehr herauskommst, oder du einen Bug/Programmfehler gefunden hast, Etc, schreib in den Chat '/dev' um einen der GM's/Devs zu kontaktieren wenn sie online sind.
(Schau Helpful People). Aber bitte benutzt dieses Feature nur Sparsam.

Bewegung und Fenster

Schau auf der Seite Interface and controls für eine Erklärung der verschiedenen Fenster, Leisten und Tasten.

Getting started

A) There are 3 things that are considered essential to getting started:

1. You need to find a source of water and find a way to carry some water with you. Go here and read this guide Guide To Cooking. It teaches you how to make a bowl but making a jar is very similar. If you run out of water you stamina bar will recharge extremely slowly and your actions will be limited
2. You need to build a house, go here: The "how do I build a house?" guide.
3. You need a chest with a lock for secure storage, go here: Secure Storage

• It is strongly recommended that you form or join a settlement, as cooperation is a key part of succeeding in any task.
• Try to stay close to your start town until you get the hang of the game.

Death and dying

See the death article for full details.

When you die you will lose 0.25 points from each skill, and 0.01 body strength, or if you die in pvp you lose only fight skill. Note that the body strength currently only updates every 2nd death or with a client restart. With the exception of the newbie items you get when you first start, deeds, writs, and any items you may have in a Bag of Keeping (BoK) or Master Bag of Keeping (MBoK) your items will be on your corpse. As long as your items are in your corpse they are safe from other players. You'll need to find it to get them back. If the corpse has decayed, usually 24 hours, the items that were on it will be a pile of items on the ground where you died.

Also, you will be on a red and black screen with a little box in the middle, you will have to choose where you want to respawn. If you are dead and you cannot see the little box, type /respawn in your chat window.

While you have no deed, you will only be able to spawn at your start town. When you are the owner or citizen of a settlement, you will be able to spawn on that settlement. If that settlement has any allies you will be able to spawn there also if you die within 50 tiles of their center.

Servers and accounts

See Account Types for an explanation of the various accounts See Server Types for an explanation of the two server types.

Common problems of new players

Q) What's the difference between equip and activate?

A) An active item can be used to interact with the world around you, like cut a tree down with your hatchet active. You equip a weapon which is then used automatically while in combat.

Q) How do I activate an item?

A) Double click on it. It will show up at the bottom of the inventory next to Active: This means that you can use the item for the tasks it is designed for.

Q) How do I equip a weapon?

A) Put it in your right hand. A second weapon can go in the left hand, but it is used less often, so put your main weapon in your right hand. When you do so, you will get an event message: 'You equip a short sword in your right hand'. You may also want to put a shield on your left arm (the left hand won't be used if you do), or armor on other bodyparts.

Q) Where do I get a pelt?

A) Pelts are a product from large rats, wild cats, mountain lions and dogs. In order to get one, you first have to find and kill one of those animals. then you have to use a butchering knife to butcher the corpse. If you are successful, you may get a pelt or meat and other assorted products. Alternatively, you may be lucky enough to find one for sale at a trader, or you might find a more experienced player willing to give or sell you a pelt.

Q) Can I starve to death or die of thirst?

A) No. If those bars are empty, you won't be able to perform some stamina draining actions (like mining) and your stamina will recharge very slowly. For more information, read Basic Knowledge.

Q) How do I make money?

A) Unlike other games you may have played, money is not gained from killing monsters, but rather from the sale of items you have crafted to other players and traders. You could also convert real-life €'s^(Euros) into ¤W¤'s^{(Wurm currency/silver)} using the Wurm store...

Q) Why is it so dark? I can't see

A) * The problem may lie with your graphics card. Check to see if it features a gamma adjustment setting. If so turn it up very high. A) * The game features full day/night cycles and nighttimes are fairly dark. Time in Wurm is 8x real time so the darkness should only last 1 to 1.5 hours.

Q) How do I use a large anvil?

A) The large anvil is best used on ground or while it is in a forge or campfire and making the lump active.

Q) How do I change game settings? How do I get better frame rates

A) On the log-in screen, there is an options button, you can change the settings there. More information on those settings can be found here

Q) What weapon should I create first?

A) A 10 quality short sword is good for killing rats and such.

Q) Why am I moving so slowly?

A) There are many factors that can reduce your speed:

• Rough terrain
• Carrying heavy loads
• Wearing armour
• Having low stamina
• The "Hurting" status

Also, make sure the "climbing" toggle is switched off.

Q) What are percentages on creating items?

A) The percentage listed on the create menu is the chance that you will succeed, all modifiers taken into account. However, unlucky streaks can and will happen. Failing ten times in a row with 95% success rate is very bad luck, not a bug.

Q) Why wont my stamina regenerate?

This may be caused by lag, having "Hungry" and/or "Thirsty" in your event box, swimming, or your Climbing switch is activated. If you are being attacked your stamina bar also will not regenerate and you may not be able to move away fast enough to get away in order to regain stamina which leaves you in a very dangerous situation.