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[[Social organizations]] are ways for players to interact with the world around them in a different manner. Social organizations function a little bit like factions. They are about creating micro communities within the game.<ref name="livestream-17-May-2017-7:27">[https://youtu.be/_fPIP8uu6Pc?t=7m27s Livestream, 17 May 2017 (7:27).]</ref> | [[Social organizations]] are ways for players to interact with the world around them in a different manner. Social organizations function a little bit like factions. They are about creating micro communities within the game.<ref name="livestream-17-May-2017-7:27">[https://youtu.be/_fPIP8uu6Pc?t=7m27s Livestream, 17 May 2017 (7:27).]</ref> | ||
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+ | Different types of [[Social organizations]] have different objectives relating to their specific types of game play.<ref name="livestream-17-May-2017-7:27"/> | ||
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+ | * [[Thieves guild]] | ||
+ | * [[Scholar's academy]] | ||
+ | * [[Trader's company]] | ||
== Joining == | == Joining == |
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Social organizations are ways for players to interact with the world around them in a different manner. Social organizations function a little bit like factions. They are about creating micro communities within the game.[1]
Types
Different types of Social organizations have different objectives relating to their specific types of game play.[1]
Joining
Players may only pledge loyalty to one social organisation.[1]
Leaving
A player can switch organizations, but will lose progress in their previous organization.[1]
Benefits
These organizations may relate to which bosses might need to be killed first and may affect building progression of a node.[1]
Progression
A player progresses through the organisation by accomplishing tasks or quests.[1]
- There are hierarchical paths pertaining to specific questlines for the organization's thematic.
For example, a Thieves guild may have objectives and quests toward securing a particular item to level up within the organization.