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Money Making

2008-03-31T04:38:44Z

66.241.87.48: /* Slayhn's Money Making by Reselling */

Welcome to official Fiestafan's money making guide!

== Basics ==

It's simple. Everyone needs money for grinding, skills, armor, weapons, Etc... This list could go on.

However making money is not that hard as you think. I will list a few basic ways to make money in this game.

=== NPC Selling ===

The most basic way to make quick cash. Just kill mobs, gather their drops and sell them to NPC shops, simple as that.

===Slayhn's Money Making by Reselling===

You need to separate your money into two piles: spending money & working money. If you don't get what I mean, spending money is your allowance, working money is the money that works itself to make you more spending money. I personally like to keep about 90% of my money working. It shows amazing results. Your 10% spending money will end up being 1g+.

Now you ask, well how do I start making money reselling? Buy cheap and sell high. Learn the market. If you want to sell specific items, learn how much people will pay. Items that are constantly used for skill-ups have high demands and people will pay big money for fast skill-ups. If you have a little real money laying around, extra vendor slots yields a lot of money. You always have to be on the hunt for cheap materials/items. Just because someone is selling something for X amount doesn't mean they wont sell for X - Y amount. Don't be shy, haggle with them and get more for your money. In turn, when you sell, haggle and sell more quicker as long as you make a nice profit margin. Buy from desperate people who need money and sell to people who have money. Higher level people tend to be lazy and less frugal. If it is possible, always have a vendor going when you aren't playing. Going AFK for 10 minutes? Put up a vendor and make a little dough. Think about items that people would hate to grind to get.

Remember always have a good amount of money working. Keep it working. It is a circle that will yield great results. If you ever want some tips, feel free to message me. Slayhn - Master Merchant (Bijou)

=== Basic profit breakdown ===

Ok I am going to explain how I am so successful at making money and guarantee everyone that if they follow this tip they will be too. This does take some time to get used to but i promise it will work.

First this is what you will need (you can even make a new charater if you need to)
*Stone Production
*Scroll Production

Those 2 production skills are the most popular and you must use that to your advantage. Here is the breakdown of how to do this correctly.

*Step 1*

*Gather all your materials yourself. Do not buy a single one of them in the beginning as this will bring your profits down by nearly 80%
*After your materials have been gathered dispose of the materials you do not need (Such as potion materials and other various gathered materials) to player stores that have the best price better than the npc. If there are no player shops buying certain materials to the npc they go. There are only a few materials you should keep if there are no player stores buying them at that time and they are, Tough meats and spirit fruits. The potion maker's need these so keep them until you find a player store buying these.

*Make elrue. Do not sell this elrue, Keep this and all elrue you make until you have reached the skill level where you can make Lix (~300c)

*Lix - The thing about Lix is the market is always open for cheep Lix. It is the middle class enchanting stone and it is also material needed for Xir. Once you have reached the ability to make Lix, Keep making elrue and Lix at the same time. Keep this Lix until you have a hundred or so.

*Selling - The point is to make a nice profit. Undercutting someone is okay but undercutting by 100c you just lose out on money. Undercut 1-3 copper if there are a lot of competitors. THERE IS NO REASON TO SELL SOMETHING FOR HALF THE PRICE. you are just losing out on money.

*How to get so many scrolls - Simply save them and sell them in bulk (~100c)

*Methods to not use - I would never recommend buying anything and reselling it for a higher price (But all in all we all know the people that just bought your stones are going to try to sell them for more thus wasting their time for a small profit making you the winner overall)

*The point - Take full advantage of the popularity of the skills use them to your advantage be ruthless when it comes to selling under price anyone and everyone and someday you will be rich too. (more to come soon)

*BEST PLACE TO SELL IS ELDERINE!!!

mike2223312

=== Another way to make easy money ===

*First of all you will need mining skill (Bought through Skill Master Ruby or one of the four skill masters in elderine) and a pickaxe (Bought through one of the item merchants) and a weapon or something to defend yourself with.

*Second : Got to Echo Cave (entrances are found in Forest of Tides, Sand Beach and Sea of Greed

*Third : Find a good spot where usually no one goes to and start mining (note: Slanderer Phinoflies are really annoying if you aren't a high enough level because they constantly attack you and do lots of damage) (Another note: if you aren't over level 25, DO NOT GET NEAR CAVE ARCHMAGE BOOKS!!! They are aggressive and do huge amounts of damage so don't even try to get near one if you aren't a high enough level).

*Fourth : Once you have at least 100 or so Low Quality Copper Ores, a few Copper Ores and a few High Quality Copper ores, go back to town and sell (I prefer to sell my things around the area where you appear at if you die).

*Prices I sell my things for: Copper Ores (Low Quality) = 30 or 35c...Copper Ores = 60c...Copper Ores (High Quality) = 100 to 115c... I haven't sold any Topazes yet so i haven't estimated the price.

*Tip : There is a bigger chance that someone will choose to buy from you over your competition by copying their store title, and addind "CHEAPER" if front of it. For example if your competition has a store named "COPPER ORES", you should name your store "CHEAPER COPPER ORES"

MyComputer-Edited by mmPeter

=== Tips on making profits ===
Here are some tips on what to sell and at what prices to get you some profits:
* 1) When you open up your shop to BUY (instead of sell), price your ingredients lower than the product you will sell later on. Though, this already should be common sense.
Ex: I can buy 5c or 6c per spirit fruit AND 7c per Tough Meat, then make HP Pots, and sell them each for 25-35c. (Though I usually do it at 30-33c), and just by that, your 10-11c/ingredients can make up to about 25c profit per HP pot, depending on your price, and if you had 50 HP pots, that's 1s and 250c already! Not the best example, but quick money since HP pots sell pretty fast for me. 

* 2) Buy ingredients for a skill you don't have for lower the price you can sell it for. NPCing is what, 3-4c sometimes? Give or take? Well, if you buy say, old dusts for 5c or 6c, then sell them for like 8-11c, you can make some profit there. Though it may be a bit slow, it's still good money if you don't have that skill and don't wanna bother selling elrues. (right now, the stone economy is pretty low since everybody has that skill, so I decided to sell the mats and they do sell quick!) 

* 3) SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Yeah, saving money does help. :P Basically save up, don't buy a skill or weapon you don't really really need until you figure you do need it. 

* 4) QUEST! In simple terms, (some) quests give you good exp and a reasonable amount of money. Heh. 

* 5) Slime KQ -- try it! I think slime KQs give the best prizes (well, this is based from my own personal experience), but still, KQs in general can give you really awesome prizes. If you do enough slime KQs, you can level really fast and maybe have tons of pre-enhanced weapons or something to sell.
My first KQ I got a +6 wep, then a +5 and then a lot of +2s and +3s. I enhanced them up to +4s and +5s if lucky, and sold it for QUITE a profit altogether. (: Though, haha, this is pretty time consuming if you don't get anything good. 

* 6) Grinding during your higher levels -- Again, in simple terms: Good EXP (if you're grinding with the right crowd) and a good or great amount of money when you NPC drops. 

* 7) Farming -- Farming herbs or stuff on high-lvled maps can really be helpful when you NPC it. However, it's pretty time-consuming and sometimes you might die, if you get mobbed.

Best way if your feeling strong. If you fight Marlone or King Marlone there's a chance of getting a special weapon (+ i think too) from him. If you ever get these sell them for a HIGH PROFIT. I would recommend level 29 for King Marlone and level 29+ for Marlone. Fighteruser

There's a great spot in AEW (Ancient Elven Woods) that has tons of woods around. The only problem is that if you're too low lvl, someone could drag back a Spider Queen, and kill everyone there. Also, because it's so great, many people get very territorial over it. I'll up date with coords in a minute, but for anyone that's been there, it's in the Red Trumpy zone. booyah8877

* 8) Mining is a great way to make money! If you go to Uruga Golden Cave and mine gold, then sell to NPC you make a great deal of money!
Feel free to add on!

==Advanced Methods==

===Alchemy===
The most common choice for money making is Alchemy. Alchemy is divided into 5 portions in Fiesta.
Another great way to make money is doing quests for fame and then buying alchemy stones from item merchant Nina in Elderine any level of them will do but to make the best profit you buy level 1 alchemy stones and sell the for 20 copper to 15 copper i sell them for 17 copper each in quantities of 5 sets of 50. if you sell them for this price you will make 850 copper every 50 alchemy stones and if you sell them in quantities of 5 sets of 50 each you will make close to 4 silver be aware they sell very fast.

====Potion Production====
Potion Production is more difficult and not as often chosen as the Stone Production skill. Potions require at least three materials, and the price most will buy at will be around 20-30c. Vending potions will be difficult, so it is not recommended for those with little patience.

====Stone Production====
Stone Production is also a very popular Alchemy skill. Required for enhancement, enhancement stones usually bring a decent price. Due to the large number of stones used and the high rate of failure, there will always be a demand for enhancement stones, despite the large number of people taking up the skill.

====Material Composition====
This skill will require copious amounts of capital. From the beginning, there will be very little profit, if any at all. After a certain point, there will be possibility for profit.

====Material Decomposition====
Similar to Material Composition, this skill will require capital as well. However, there is profit almost immediately - Tier 2 ingredients can be decomposed into Tier 1 items, which can usual counterbalance the costs for production. A bit more profit can be generated from Material Decomposition over Material Composition, but not much.

==The Economy==

===The Money Tree===

Here I will explain the Economy. I hope you understand and use it to decide which way your going to take.

1. Farmers - The lowest branch of the tree, they farm mats; since no money is spent acquiring the mats, whatever the revenue from their sale is pure profit. This is one of the best ways to make money.

2. Decomposition - The second lowest branch of the tree, involves buying materials to decompose and sell. Also provides good profit.

3. The Middleman - Buys mats for a high price, uses them to create new products, then sells those products for a low price while still pulling a small profit. The goal here is to constantly move products, upgrade your production skills, and sell better products for a cheaper rate so you are constantly buying and selling. It's low profit in the beginning, but only improves with time.

4. The Vendors - People who vend for long periods of time, selling things at retail price. Receives good profit per sale, but sales are generally slow. Similar in profit to the middleman, although much less work is involved in this area as no gathering or making is needed.

more soon: mike2223312

===Compose/Decompose===
(This method is combining the 3rd and 4th tiers of the money tree.)

Proceed at your own risk....

I started making money by using the compose/decompose combo. Buy vanished signs, compose and sell signs of trace. Buy dim dusts, decompose and sell old dust. etc, etc, etc. Risk involved: getting bored out of your mind and never playing the game again. >< That's what happened to me. When I quit (about 4 months ago, after a few weeks of doing nothing but moneymaking) I had around 300s with the materials on hand for 9 gold. (Takes to dang long to sell 30,000ish old dusts!) 500+ of ea dim.

Money Making

2008-03-31T04:11:32Z

66.241.87.48: /* Slayhn's Money Making by Reselling */

Welcome to official Fiestafan's money making guide!

== Basics ==

It's simple. Everyone needs money for grinding, skills, armor, weapons, Etc... This list could go on.

However making money is not that hard as you think. I will list a few basic ways to make money in this game.

=== NPC Selling ===

The most basic way to make quick cash. Just kill mobs, gather their drops and sell them to NPC shops, simple as that.

===Slayhn's Money Making by Reselling===

You need to separate your money into two piles: spending money & working money. If you don't get what I mean, spending money is your allowance, working money is the money that works itself to make you more spending money. I personally like to keep about 90% of my money working. It shows amazing results. Your 10% spending money will end up being 1g+.

Now you ask, well how do I start making money reselling? Buy cheap and sell high. Learn the market. If you want to sell specific items, learn how much people will pay. Items that are constantly used for skill-ups have high demands and people will pay big money for fast skill-ups. If you have a little real money laying around, extra vendor slots yields a lot of money. You always have to be on the hunt for cheap materials/items. Just because someone is selling something for X amount doesn't mean they wont sell for X - Y amount. Don't be shy, haggle with them and get more for your money. In turn, when you sell, haggle and sell more quicker as long as you make a nice profit margin. Buy from desperate people who need money and sell to people who have money. Higher level people tend to be lazy and less frugal. If it is possible, always have a vendor going when you aren't playing. Going AFK for 10 minutes? Put up a vendor and make a little dough. Think about items that people would hate to grind to get. (Moonlight Tomb is a great place to get green items.)

Remember always have a good amount of money working. Keep it working. It is a circle that will yield great results. If you ever want some tips, feel free to message me. Slayhn - Master Merchant (Bijou)

=== Basic profit breakdown ===

Ok I am going to explain how I am so successful at making money and guarantee everyone that if they follow this tip they will be too. This does take some time to get used to but i promise it will work.

First this is what you will need (you can even make a new charater if you need to)
*Stone Production
*Scroll Production

Those 2 production skills are the most popular and you must use that to your advantage. Here is the breakdown of how to do this correctly.

*Step 1*

*Gather all your materials yourself. Do not buy a single one of them in the beginning as this will bring your profits down by nearly 80%
*After your materials have been gathered dispose of the materials you do not need (Such as potion materials and other various gathered materials) to player stores that have the best price better than the npc. If there are no player shops buying certain materials to the npc they go. There are only a few materials you should keep if there are no player stores buying them at that time and they are, Tough meats and spirit fruits. The potion maker's need these so keep them until you find a player store buying these.

*Make elrue. Do not sell this elrue, Keep this and all elrue you make until you have reached the skill level where you can make Lix (~300c)

*Lix - The thing about Lix is the market is always open for cheep Lix. It is the middle class enchanting stone and it is also material needed for Xir. Once you have reached the ability to make Lix, Keep making elrue and Lix at the same time. Keep this Lix until you have a hundred or so.

*Selling - The point is to make a nice profit. Undercutting someone is okay but undercutting by 100c you just lose out on money. Undercut 1-3 copper if there are a lot of competitors. THERE IS NO REASON TO SELL SOMETHING FOR HALF THE PRICE. you are just losing out on money.

*How to get so many scrolls - Simply save them and sell them in bulk (~100c)

*Methods to not use - I would never recommend buying anything and reselling it for a higher price (But all in all we all know the people that just bought your stones are going to try to sell them for more thus wasting their time for a small profit making you the winner overall)

*The point - Take full advantage of the popularity of the skills use them to your advantage be ruthless when it comes to selling under price anyone and everyone and someday you will be rich too. (more to come soon)

*BEST PLACE TO SELL IS ELDERINE!!!

mike2223312

=== Another way to make easy money ===

*First of all you will need mining skill (Bought through Skill Master Ruby or one of the four skill masters in elderine) and a pickaxe (Bought through one of the item merchants) and a weapon or something to defend yourself with.

*Second : Got to Echo Cave (entrances are found in Forest of Tides, Sand Beach and Sea of Greed

*Third : Find a good spot where usually no one goes to and start mining (note: Slanderer Phinoflies are really annoying if you aren't a high enough level because they constantly attack you and do lots of damage) (Another note: if you aren't over level 25, DO NOT GET NEAR CAVE ARCHMAGE BOOKS!!! They are aggressive and do huge amounts of damage so don't even try to get near one if you aren't a high enough level).

*Fourth : Once you have at least 100 or so Low Quality Copper Ores, a few Copper Ores and a few High Quality Copper ores, go back to town and sell (I prefer to sell my things around the area where you appear at if you die).

*Prices I sell my things for: Copper Ores (Low Quality) = 30 or 35c...Copper Ores = 60c...Copper Ores (High Quality) = 100 to 115c... I haven't sold any Topazes yet so i haven't estimated the price.

*Tip : There is a bigger chance that someone will choose to buy from you over your competition by copying their store title, and addind "CHEAPER" if front of it. For example if your competition has a store named "COPPER ORES", you should name your store "CHEAPER COPPER ORES"

MyComputer-Edited by mmPeter

=== Tips on making profits ===
Here are some tips on what to sell and at what prices to get you some profits:
* 1) When you open up your shop to BUY (instead of sell), price your ingredients lower than the product you will sell later on. Though, this already should be common sense.
Ex: I can buy 5c or 6c per spirit fruit AND 7c per Tough Meat, then make HP Pots, and sell them each for 25-35c. (Though I usually do it at 30-33c), and just by that, your 10-11c/ingredients can make up to about 25c profit per HP pot, depending on your price, and if you had 50 HP pots, that's 1s and 250c already! Not the best example, but quick money since HP pots sell pretty fast for me. 

* 2) Buy ingredients for a skill you don't have for lower the price you can sell it for. NPCing is what, 3-4c sometimes? Give or take? Well, if you buy say, old dusts for 5c or 6c, then sell them for like 8-11c, you can make some profit there. Though it may be a bit slow, it's still good money if you don't have that skill and don't wanna bother selling elrues. (right now, the stone economy is pretty low since everybody has that skill, so I decided to sell the mats and they do sell quick!) 

* 3) SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Yeah, saving money does help. :P Basically save up, don't buy a skill or weapon you don't really really need until you figure you do need it. 

* 4) QUEST! In simple terms, (some) quests give you good exp and a reasonable amount of money. Heh. 

* 5) Slime KQ -- try it! I think slime KQs give the best prizes (well, this is based from my own personal experience), but still, KQs in general can give you really awesome prizes. If you do enough slime KQs, you can level really fast and maybe have tons of pre-enhanced weapons or something to sell.
My first KQ I got a +6 wep, then a +5 and then a lot of +2s and +3s. I enhanced them up to +4s and +5s if lucky, and sold it for QUITE a profit altogether. (: Though, haha, this is pretty time consuming if you don't get anything good. 

* 6) Grinding during your higher levels -- Again, in simple terms: Good EXP (if you're grinding with the right crowd) and a good or great amount of money when you NPC drops. 

* 7) Farming -- Farming herbs or stuff on high-lvled maps can really be helpful when you NPC it. However, it's pretty time-consuming and sometimes you might die, if you get mobbed.

Best way if your feeling strong. If you fight Marlone or King Marlone there's a chance of getting a special weapon (+ i think too) from him. If you ever get these sell them for a HIGH PROFIT. I would recommend level 29 for King Marlone and level 29+ for Marlone. Fighteruser

There's a great spot in AEW (Ancient Elven Woods) that has tons of woods around. The only problem is that if you're too low lvl, someone could drag back a Spider Queen, and kill everyone there. Also, because it's so great, many people get very territorial over it. I'll up date with coords in a minute, but for anyone that's been there, it's in the Red Trumpy zone. booyah8877

* 8) Mining is a great way to make money! If you go to Uruga Golden Cave and mine gold, then sell to NPC you make a great deal of money!
Feel free to add on!

==Advanced Methods==

===Alchemy===
The most common choice for money making is Alchemy. Alchemy is divided into 5 portions in Fiesta.
Another great way to make money is doing quests for fame and then buying alchemy stones from item merchant Nina in Elderine any level of them will do but to make the best profit you buy level 1 alchemy stones and sell the for 20 copper to 15 copper i sell them for 17 copper each in quantities of 5 sets of 50. if you sell them for this price you will make 850 copper every 50 alchemy stones and if you sell them in quantities of 5 sets of 50 each you will make close to 4 silver be aware they sell very fast.

====Potion Production====
Potion Production is more difficult and not as often chosen as the Stone Production skill. Potions require at least three materials, and the price most will buy at will be around 20-30c. Vending potions will be difficult, so it is not recommended for those with little patience.

====Stone Production====
Stone Production is also a very popular Alchemy skill. Required for enhancement, enhancement stones usually bring a decent price. Due to the large number of stones used and the high rate of failure, there will always be a demand for enhancement stones, despite the large number of people taking up the skill.

====Material Composition====
This skill will require copious amounts of capital. From the beginning, there will be very little profit, if any at all. After a certain point, there will be possibility for profit.

====Material Decomposition====
Similar to Material Composition, this skill will require capital as well. However, there is profit almost immediately - Tier 2 ingredients can be decomposed into Tier 1 items, which can usual counterbalance the costs for production. A bit more profit can be generated from Material Decomposition over Material Composition, but not much.

==The Economy==

===The Money Tree===

Here I will explain the Economy. I hope you understand and use it to decide which way your going to take.

1. Farmers - The lowest branch of the tree, they farm mats; since no money is spent acquiring the mats, whatever the revenue from their sale is pure profit. This is one of the best ways to make money.

2. Decomposition - The second lowest branch of the tree, involves buying materials to decompose and sell. Also provides good profit.

3. The Middleman - Buys mats for a high price, uses them to create new products, then sells those products for a low price while still pulling a small profit. The goal here is to constantly move products, upgrade your production skills, and sell better products for a cheaper rate so you are constantly buying and selling. It's low profit in the beginning, but only improves with time.

4. The Vendors - People who vend for long periods of time, selling things at retail price. Receives good profit per sale, but sales are generally slow. Similar in profit to the middleman, although much less work is involved in this area as no gathering or making is needed.

more soon: mike2223312

===Compose/Decompose===
(This method is combining the 3rd and 4th tiers of the money tree.)

Proceed at your own risk....

I started making money by using the compose/decompose combo. Buy vanished signs, compose and sell signs of trace. Buy dim dusts, decompose and sell old dust. etc, etc, etc. Risk involved: getting bored out of your mind and never playing the game again. >< That's what happened to me. When I quit (about 4 months ago, after a few weeks of doing nothing but moneymaking) I had around 300s with the materials on hand for 9 gold. (Takes to dang long to sell 30,000ish old dusts!) 500+ of ea dim.

BattleZone Gatekeeper

2008-03-27T05:10:25Z

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2008-03-27T05:09:44Z

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General Tips

2008-03-27T05:08:13Z

66.241.87.48: /* FAQs asked by new players */

==Basic==
====Chat Commands====
/s to shout. 
/w (name) to whisper. Most of the time if you're already in a current conversation, the name will be there automatically after you've typed /w. 
/r to reply to the last whisper. 
/p to talk to your party. 
/g to talk to your guild. 
/invite (name) to invite that person to your party. 

====FAQs asked by new players====
I see these questions a lot. And I mean A LOT in Roumen, so I hope this helps anyone who is wondering this or has asked this but never got an answer. 

Q: How do I get money/copper? 
A: Since monsters don't drop money, you have to sell the drops by either going to an NPC and selling it to them or sell them in your vendor (press b and then click 'sell' to get it started). Of course, questing gives you money. 

Q: How do I sell stuff to NPCs? 
A: Right clicking the item will sell them one by one. Ctrl+right click it and it'll sell as a stack. But you usually want to sell or let other players buy from you even though it will take longer because you will make more money. 

Q: How do I get into Kingdom Quests? 
A: Bring up the Kingdom Quest menu, located on your map. The next earliest is at the last Kingdom Quest. There is a time there. Kingdom Quests are even hours, i.e. 2:00, 4:00, 6:00, etc. When they message on your screen tells you the kingdom quest begins, you click the participate button.
The best way to get in is to use shift+z to make a lot less lag. Then wait for the message screen to say "Recruitment for ......", you do not wait for all three messages to come out, you click on participate as soon as possible after the first message appears. And you begin, GOOD LUCK! --KQs used to be on even hours, but changed on November 2nd during Daylight Savings Time 

Q: How do I get that apprentice _____ next to my name? 
A: This is called a title, and you can attain it by reaching level 10. After you are level 10, press c and click "change" on the right top corner. This is your title list. You can have a lot more than just one or two. Check [[Title Guide|here]] for the list of titles and info on them (incomplete). 

Q: What is fame for? 
A: For alchemy stones and higher level recipes (and skills, but I believe you can get it in a quest), found in Elderine. 

Q: How do I get that wooden horse? 
A: Go to Item Merchant Pey down by the stairs in Roumen, and she'll have a wooden horse available for 500c. :)
You also need floating stones gotten from Pey, and the Ride Skill from Ruby to use the wooden horse.
*In general terms, it's called a "mover." There is more than just a wooden horse but most mounts are bought from the Fiesta Cash Shop. 

Q: How do I buy things from other players? 
A: You use the vendor button, 'B' and choose to buy. Once the box opens up, you put the item you want to buy in one of the boxes and put in how many of it you want and how much you are paying. Make sure to leave it where there are a lot of people who have that item(s) go by there. Also, make sure you have at least one of the item(s) you want to buy. 

Q: How do I get the "Mover Skill"? 
A: Go to Skill Master Ruby and click on the alchemy tab. 

Q: How do I get tier 2 production scrolls? 
A: They are now sold beside tier 1 production scrolls. You buy tier 3 with fame. 

Q: How to get skills? 
A: Go talk to Skill Master in town. For Roumen, it's Skill Master Ruby. You need the required level to use the skills. You also have to buy those skills. Once you buy it, right click the purple scroll in your inventory to learn the skills. 

Q: How to use skill points? 
A: Once you click on the skill empowerment box, you will see 4 different icons. The first one with a fire sword picture is to increase skill power/damage. The second one with a blue orb icon is to decrease SP consumption when using a skill. The third icon is to increase buff time. This empowerment is only used on buff skills. The last icon is to decrease cooldown time, which allows you to use the skill again sooner. 

Q: How to empower skills? 
A: You will have to click and drag a skill icon to the empty box. There are up and down arrows and you have to click the up and down arrows to empower. You can empower a particular skill to a max of 5 points per type of empowerment. 

Q: I can't seem to empower certain skills, why is that so? 
A: You must have click on some wrong empowerments. Which means that for a buff skill, you cannot empower damage power. And most of all you totally cannot empower Passive skills. The same goes for any Active Damage skills you cannot empower buff time. 
''Note that Certain Active Damage skills can have empowered buff time, such as a fighters Concussive Charge, which will result in a longer stun duration. Also, you may not spend more then 5 points in any single aspect of a skill. You may however, spend 5 points in cooldown and another 5 points in SP reduction, for instance, but not 6 points in cooldown.-NotMyWay'' 

Q: How do I leave a party? 
A: At the top left hand side of the screen you see your character's face. Right click it and leave party. 

Q: How do I change a loot to be sequential instead of free allocation? 
A: All you have to do is to right click your character's face and change free allocation to sequential allocation. In sequential, everyone gets a turn to loot the item. 

Q: Is Fiesta fun? 
A: I have totally no say in this--it is based on your own judgment of the game. 

Q: What is a "GM"? 
A: It stands for game master. The GM controls and maintain the server's status, whether good or bad. 

Q: How to become a GM? 
A: You have to apply for the job on the main website of the game. If you're lucky and sincere, you might have GM as a job!! 

Q: Does GM have infinite money? 
A: I don't know. 

Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Teva in GnG? 
A: Well no one reached 1 gold yet in Teva GnG. 

Q: Whats the highest amount of money in Outspark? 
A: Someone seen a guy with a Filthy Rich title. To get Filthy Rich you need to have 1 gem, therefore I think the highest is 1 gem+ 

Q: What is a Fiesta Mini-Game? 
A: I am not sure. They have not come out in Fiesta yet 

Q: How to change my house outlook? 
A: First of all, you have to buy the house outlook and press [H] to change the house outlook. 

Q: What is PVP? 
A: It stands for Player Versus Player. You can battle with other players. 

Q: What is a title? 
A: A title is put in front of your name--it's for fun. You can change titles by pressing [C] and press change title. 

Q: Must a cleric pump int? Must a archer pump full dex? Must a warrior pump full str? 
A: I must say this is not Maplestory or other MMORPG games. In this game, clerics do not pump Int. Archers and others have their own build. Press [C] and click Free Stats to see what each stat means. 

Q: Why some monsters have different name color? 
A: They are ranged from Easiest<---[Gray~Green~Yellow~Orange~Red]--->Hardest. So you should know which monsters to fight and which to bully. 

Q: What is a treasure chest? What is inside? 
A: A treasure chest is a bonus box in the game, You can find abosluty ANYTHING in the chest. Pets are easy to find in these chest. Moreover treasure chest can be ANYWHERE except Kingdom Quest and Town Maps

Q: How do you get 'Supreme (class)' titles or 'Fiesta Ace' titles/why does a cleric have an Apprentice Archer title (or something of that sort)?
A: Those are glitch titles. They are random, and if you got one of those titles, good for you.

Q: How do you play the game when left clicking on an item or spell automatically kicks you out of the game?
A: I've never had that problem, but if you know that that would kick you out of the game, don't do it. Also, check that your computer meets the minimum requirements to play Fiesta

''edited by AwakenedHealer, ____, [[User:NotMyWay|NotMyWay]]''

==Cash Shop Items==
====Movers====
*The Hobby/Horse is a good pet to have, it's 15% faster than walking.
*The Scarab is an extremely large bug that flies while set on running mode. Speed is unknown at the moment.
*The Raccoon is faster than Red Donkey.

====Armor====
*Red Menian top is a 3 part set. it looks cool but has ok stats
*Tuxedo/Dress(need confromation)has a 5% bonus to criticals. It's a 1 piece outfit
The Brown Tuxedo does provie 25% critical bonus, which means if you had a previous critical rate of 6%, your new total critical rate becomes 31%. I had one before the reset. The dress is the same. (from Jerath)

====Other====
*Pumpkin House heals EXTREMELY fast and has bonus slots for buying/selling
*Old Bag adds another inventory set for extra storage.
*HP/SP extenders come in sets of 20 and last for 2 hours.
*Mini Boogy adds +2 to all stats.
*Mini Wolf adds +4 to all stats.
*Mini Devil adds +5 to all stats.
*Mini Honeying adds +1 to all stats.

== See also ==
* [[Sparky's General Tips]]
* [[NotMyWay's Guide on Manners and Etiquette]]

--[[User:JimJimster|JimJimster]] 14:30, 19 August 2007 (EDT)