account for ijji, which will become your game account.
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IE: What are the system requirements for Gunz the Duel?
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Minimal requirements:
OS: Windows 98/XP/2000
Direct X: 9.0 or higher.
CPU: Pentium III (500 Mhz)
Memory: 256mb
Graphics Card: Direct3D 9.0 Compatible (Riva TNT)
Sound Card: Direct3DSound Compatible
Mouse: Windows Compatible (Wheel Mouse recommended)
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IF. Frequently Asked Questions
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Q. Wasn't this guide about International Gunz?
A. Yes, the previous version of this guide was about iGunz. Since the collapse
of iGunz however, everyone migrated to Ijji's version. I have since changed my
guide to reflect this. There is no use in having a guide to International
Gunz, which is essentially abandonware. After being in beta since '05, it's
quite obvious that MAIET has no intention of making International a
full-fledged final release. As of this being written, the only people who are
playing International are people who have been IP blocked from Ijji's
version. Regardless of whether this guide is for International or Ijji, all
the same rules apply, however.
Q. There are parts missing to this guide that were in the previous version,
what happened to them?
A. I've removed certain parts, like the story section. While I originally
included it for the sake of completion of the backstory, MAIET has admitted
that the story provided has nothing to do with the game itself and will most
likely never be expanded upon.
Q. Why do you take so damned long to update your FAQ?
A. Because I'd rather be playing Gunz than writing about Gunz. As much as I
love Gunz, writing a large, all-encompassing, elaborate FAQ is not quite an
easy thing to do, especially in a game that tends to be as fast-paced and
organic as Gunz.
Q. At what level do I stop getting new items?
A. You stop getting clothing at lvl 30, and new weapons at lvl 50.
Q. How come I'm losing experience when I die?
A. When you suicide from either falling into a pit, or typing /suicide,
you'll lose a certain chunk of points from your experience. If you happen to
be killed by someone who is significantly lower in levels, you will also lose
experience when you die. If someone knocks you into a pit however, you usually
won't lose exp, but it's not unheard of to occasionally lose experience. If
you play in training mode, no exp will be lost or gained, so you can die all
you want.
Q. HAO DO SPINNY THIGN W/ SWORD?
A. Do not ever ask me a question like that.
Q. I saw this person doing a thing with their sword or gun, etc?
A. Check the techniques section.
Q. You forgot to add so-and-so glitch.
A. There are and have been quite a few glitches in the Gunz community that I
personally feel shouldn't become "public" knowledge, or at least readily
available.
Q. What keyboard/mouse combination do you recommend for Gunz?
A. Most people use whatever keyboard/mice that initially came with their
computer. I own a Logitech G15 keyboard and a Razer Copperhead mouse.
Q. My ping from others is always 999/ I can talk with others, but I cannot see
their movements/ I keep getting agent errors!
A. The original source of this Q/A was the now-defunct International Gunz
forums.
Source: http://www.gunzonline.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=8&PN=1
If you cannot communicate with another player, his ping will display as 999
(use TAB to see the status). If you see this problem but you are able to
interact with other players, then your network is fine. But if you cannot see
other players' movements, it means that there is a problem with interacting
with other players. Many people call this situation "Ping 999 problem".
Original GunZ supports players under NAT/Firewall/IP Sharing Router network,
but unfortunately it is not the case for International Edition, because doing
so requires high-end hosting servers. Currently we plan to implement the
support by official release date. Until then the users of NAT or Firewall may
have problem with playing GunZ properly. If you're behind Firewall, please
contact with your network administrator or ISP to resolve this problem.
If you're using IP sharing router, however, there is a way to resolve the
situation. GunZ supports "Port Forwarding", and you can set the feature with
your IP sharing router. Most IP sharing router support "Port Forwarding" (To
learn how to set up Port Forwarding, please refer your router manual). After
making changes, press "option" in game and check network configuration. Enter
port number from the router into the port number option box. (This tip may
come in handy in improving network performance even after the support for
NAT/Firewall/IP Sharing Router becomes available.)
Source: http://gunzonline.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=20036&PN=1
* Check to see if you have a firewall enabled, this maybe the default windows
XP firewall or an external item like a router, if so check to see if this
program or hardware allows the same port as gunz wants to use to pass through.
* If you do not use a router or firewall and the problem is appearing from
using the modem directly, some company stocked modems feature built in
firewalls (like most Microsoft cable modems do), these can only be edited by
the ISP, a program they gave you or on there special website with management
tools (not many have this problem though)
* Try changing the port that gunz uses by going into the gunz menu and editing
the number, some people have had good luck with this method for unknown
reasons, maybe your pc hates port 7700.
* If you use a router or a firewall that supports the same sort of features,
make sure ports 7700 are open as well as any other port you change to in the
gunz menu, this has helped alot of people.
* If your internet speed is slow, your max players per game is limited by quite
a bit, some 512/128 internet users may find there fine with 8 players but lag
to 999 for everyone if in a 16 player game.
* Some times, all you need to do is relogin into the game ** If this is your
first time getting 999 Pings.
* For more information on Networking, check this post :
http://gunzonline.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=20025&PN =1
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IG: Unlockables
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Veteran Channel
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*Ruins map
*Assassin game mode
Expert Channel
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* Port map
* Dungeon map
* Castle map
* Berserker game mode
Elite Channel
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* Lost Shrine map
* Stairway
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II. Getting Started
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The first step in being able to play Gunz is actually being able to download
it, isn't it? Again, we're assuming we're talking about the Ijji version of
Gunz, so do not ask me about other versions.
The first thing you need to know is that Ijji's website uses extensive Java
and flash on their website, so your only choice is to use Internet Explorer, or
Firefox's IE Tab to view the website. AGAIN, INTERNET EXPLORER OR IE TAB ONLY.
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IIA. Creating Your Account
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1: Go to http://ijji.com using Internet Explorer or Firefox's IE Tab add-on.
2: Click "Sign Up now!" in orange letters, on the right side of the screen.
3: Fill out the information in the fields to get your account made.
4: Once you've had your account activated, go to http://gunz.ijji.com
5: Click "PLAY LIVE" in the round orange button on the page.
6: Sign in to your account, this will begin installing Gunz on your computer.
From this point on, when you want to play Gunz, you must sign in on Ijji's Gunz
site and click the "PLAY LIVE" button. This activates the Gunz Launcher and
lists announcements. Press START when you want to begin running Gunz.
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IIB. Creating Your Character
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The game will begin loading and when finished, will prompt you to select which
server you'll be playing on.
Servers
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* 2 CLANWAR servers
* 2 MATCH servers
* 5 QUEST servers
The first thing to do is to make your character, so click CREATE. Give your
character a name. You can even use alt codes and put spaces in your name using
alt+0160, or other alt characters if you want, though they tend to be
annoying and inconvenient.
+-------+ If you use alt+0160 at the END of your name, (space)^9 will appear
|WARNING| at the end of your name, and the text you type inside the lobby will
+-------+ automatically be written in yellow. This may sound cool at first,
but it ruins the way your name looks and the yellow font is annoying.
If the name you pick has invalid alt characters you get the error: nomsg-1.
After picking a name you can customize your character's gender and looks. Once
you've chosen your looks, you can also choose your class. There are six
classes available:
CLASSES
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* Axium Gun Knight
* Axium Gun Priest
* Axium Assassin
* Travia Gun Fighter
* Travia Doctor
* Travia Scout
Which class you choose ultimately affects nothing; the only difference is their
default equipment. The Travia Doctor is generally held as the best class,
because you can sell the extra items for new weapons and armor right off the
bat and have extra cash to work with.
The next time you log in, you can select your character from this screen,
create a new one, or delete it. You can create as many as 4 characters per
account. If you want to create more, you can always open a new account.
Your character's life is determined by how much HP (Hit Points) they have. Once
you run out of HP, you are dead. Depending on the gamemode is how you'll
respawn. All characters have a default 100 HP. AP (Armor Points) is additional
soak life gained from your armor and additional equipment. WT (Weight) is how
much your character can carry.
Your character has specific slots for specific equipment. All of your
equipment's combined weight must be 100 or less, or you will be unable to
fight.
Slots
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* Head: Hats
* Body: Shirts, jackets
* Legs: Pants
* Hands: Gloves
* Feet: Shoes, boots
* Melee: Sword, dagger, kodachi
* Gun 1: Pistols, revolvers, smgs, etc.
* Gun 2: Pistols, revolvers, smgs, etc.
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