[DoE] FAQ

Day 2,244, 13:12 Published in USA USA by Department of Citizen Affairs


Before we go into this article I would like to remind all our players younger than a year old to continue to participate in our personal missions which you can find out about
here.

Are you a new player? Need a little extra advice about how to play the game? The following is a compilation of some of the most common questions from new citizens of the eRepublik.



Q. Where and when should I fight?
A. The eUS Department of Defense (DoD) publishes a list of the most critical battles in this newspaper; if you’re not sure where to fight, following these orders is always a safe bet. You can fight whenever you have enough energy. Make sure you have (or are able to obtain) enough food to restore enough energy to work and train the next day.

Protip: Voting for the most current DoD article makes it easier for other new players to find battle orders (by keeping the articles in the top 5).

Q. How do I get food and weapons?
A. You can buy food and weapons from the marketplace or produce them by working in one of your own factories. Many military units (MUs) provide supplies to their members to boost their overall damage. There are also a number of free supply programs in the eUSA, designed to help new players survive in the eWorld.

The eUS Department of the Interior (DoI) currently offers the following assistance programs:

Meals on Wheels (level 25 and under)
Moving cost program (D1-D3, minimum 500 strength)
BankUp2StrengthUp (levels 21-28,MUST fill out that form DAILY, after using Training Ground(s), to receive Gold payment WEEKLY, MUST apply at least 5 out 7 days to get minimal Gold reward for applying)

Political parties also offer free supplies from time to time, although they often require membership status in order to receive the full amount.

Q. What is an MPP?

A. MPP stands for “Mutual Protection Pact,” a short-term military alliance between two countries. Once both countries’ congresses accept an MPP, citizens from each of the two countries can aid each other in battle for the duration of the alliance (30 days, unless terminated prematurely) without having to leave their country of citizenship.

Q. How fast should I level up?
A. Leveling up is very easy when you start out as a new player (it gets harder as you level up further). However, you’ll want to level up slowly in the beginning and build your strength by training every day.

Protip: While producing your own supplies by working in your own starter companies may sound appealing, it can cause you to level up faster than working for someone else’s company would.

Q. Should I ever skip a day of training to save energy?
A. No. It’s important to build your strength as much as possible so that you can become a better fighter. Players with highest strength in their military division find it easiest to obtain Battle Hero achievements, earning more gold, more often.

Q. When should I use energy bars?
A. Don’t use energy bars until you’re ready to try for a Battle Hero (BH) achievement. In the meantime, stockpile them like your life depends on it.

Q. How should I spend my money in-game?
A. There are two forms of currency in the eRepublik: gold and country currency (CC).

Gol😛 As a general rule of thumb, try not to spend your gold until you’ve gained enough experience and knowledge of game mechanics to invest it wisely. An exception to this rule might be to create a newspaper.

Protip: As a new player, try to use your free training center as much as possible, and upgrade it only when eRepublik offers its monthly 45%-off sale.

Country currency: Your country currency (US dollars, in this case) should be used sparingly, as well. You may well need it to buy food in case of emergency.

Q. How do I vote?
A. Once you’ve reached 50 strength, you will be granted the right to vote as an “adult” citizen of the eRepublik. Elections occur three times a month (on the 5th, 15th, and 25th of each month) and can be accessed via the “Elections” option on the “Community” dropdown menu. In addition, a banner with a link to the election page will appear on your homepage when it is time to vote.

Q. How can I tell who else is online in the eUSA?
A. This link takes you to a list of online players in the eUSA. They are sorted by level; the most experienced players will appear on the list’s first pages, and the newest players will appear on the list’s last pages.

More questions? Feel free to contact me for more information.

Signed,
TellUrGrlThx
Secretary of Education







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