looking for mentor

[Roman121]

i am new and looking for mentor. I need practical informations about the game.
I have no experience but i learn very fast. Pm if you want to help me

[antonioliveira]

Best practical information around:
Alice's Manual

Some stuff might be outdated but most things work the same way it used to.

If you're around GMT/EU time, PM me. If not, check this Mentor map.

[Roni]

Originally Posted by Roman121

i am new and looking for mentor. I need practical informations about the game.
I have no experience but i learn very fast. Pm if you want to help me

Welcome to Entropia!

Maybe you can tell a little bit more about yourself. You don't have to post personal information but some info is nice to know for a mentor:

-what language you prefer to speak? (some dont mind, but I met enough pple who prefer their native language)
-what timezone you live? (it doesnt help if you alwyas miss your mentor due to timezone differences)
-when are you in world? (every day, only weekends)

As previous poster mentioned: Alice guide to Entropia is very good.

Good luck and enjoy, cheers, Roni

[raxxor]

Not sure if I'm a very good mentor for you, but feel free to add me ingame and I'll do my best to help you in anyway I can

Cheers!

[Cly]

... the best way to match yourself with a good mentor is to specify your own timezone and usual play hours so that you can find someone who can at least log on now and then in the same timeslot as you...

The second-most important piece of information is which planet you plan to spend most of your time on (although a mentor can always help you relocate).

But ideally you want someone in roughly the same time zone and on the same planet as you to help you along.

If you turn out to be on Arkadia and roughly around GMT for your time line, I am potentially able to help you too. Let us know!

[AxeMurderer]

my offer is here if u still didnt find mentor

http://entropia-universe-mmorpg.blog...-universe.html

[Roni]

Originally Posted by Cly

... the best way to match yourself with a good mentor is to specify your own timezone and usual play hours so that you can find someone who can at least log on now and then in the same timeslot as you...

The second-most important piece of information is which planet you plan to spend most of your time on (although a mentor can always help you relocate).

But ideally you want someone in roughly the same time zone and on the same planet as you to help you along.

If you turn out to be on Arkadia and roughly around GMT for your time line, I am potentially able to help you too. Let us know!

Good one, I always forget which planet

Cheers, Roni