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The Mentor Program |
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What
is a Mentor?
Mentors are experienced adventurers who have registered with the Adventurers'
Mutual Aid Network (A.M.A.N.), a non-governmental organization founded by adventurers
and merchants. These mentors help and advise new adventurers as well as any others
in need of assistance throughout Vana'diel.
The Mentor Program was created as a means for players to help one another. Mentors
are regular players who offer answers and advice on gameplay to other players.
They are neither representatives nor employees of Square Enix, and Square Enix
holds no authority or governance over the words or actions of players designated
as mentors. As such, we ask that players who seek assistance from mentors interact
with them at their own discretion and risk.
It is your responsibility to decide whether to become a mentor or use the Mentor
Program. You are advised that Square Enix provides mentors with no advantages
or compensation of any kind. By serving as a mentor or using the Mentor Program,
you are deemed to have understood and accepted these conditions.
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Be sure that your current main job is level 30 or above before
registering with an A.M.A.N. representative.
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The Mentor Search will display the language setting that can be set under "Party"
in the Main Menu. When acting as a mentor, please be sure to set the language(s)
in which you are able to offer assistance.
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As a mentor,
you will be approached by new adventurers and others seeking advice. Draw on your
experience to aid them in their adventures! |
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Mentors
are not expected to know everything. If you don't know the answer to a question,
don't be afraid to say so and seek out the answer together. You are only one of
many adventurers, and even advisors need advice sometimes! You can always ask
another experienced adventurer for help. Remember that there are many ways around
a problem.
Please note that mentors do not have special powers like game masters (GMs) do.
Mentors must rely on their own knowledge and experience to help others. |
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Before seeking assistance
from mentors, it is necessary to confirm whether they can accommodate your language.
In the Mentor Search results, mentors who can assist in English will have an "E"
displayed to the right of their character name; those who can assist in Japanese
will have a "J." Mentors with "JE" next to their names can
offer assistance in both English and Japanese. |
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[Finding a Mentor]
Using Help Desk
Select Help Desk from the main menu, then select Mentor Search to see a list of
currently active mentors.
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Using Search
To find mentors nearby, use the Search function to search Current Area.Active
mentors will have mentor icons displayed beside their names. If there are no mentors
in your area, try a search under Current Region.
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[Notes on Consulting Mentors]
Mentors are experienced players who have volunteered to share their knowledge
with others. When consulting them, please remember that they are regular adventurers
just like everybody else. If one does not have the answer to your question, you
can ask him or her to help you find the answer, or simply look for another mentor.
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Note
to New Adventurers
Once you've purchased a FINAL FANTASY XI Content ID and created a character, a
system message explaining how to search for a mentor will appear. A "New Adventurer(*)"
icon will be displayed beside your character's name.
(*)The New Adventurer icon will be displayed until you have
reached level 5 or logged ten hours of play time. |
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