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The following policy details the regulations around the simultaneous access of more than one account in  ArcheAge: Unchained . It addresses players' stance on multi-clienting, multi-boxing, using virtual machines, client management software, operating system emulators, streaming services, and similar topics. This policy is necessary to preserve a fair play environment and disrupt alternate character abuse. It does not supersede trion's governing Terms of Service or End-User License Agreement and is enforced by their game integrity support team. ArcheAge: Unchained the Rule of Three The number of accounts per player is limited to a maximum of three for  ArcheAge: Unchained . Each account begins with two available character slots and may ultimately contain up to six character slots (additional character slots not available at release). The Rule of Three applies singularly to each member of a household, or shared access space such as a school or PC Café. ArcheAge: Unchai...

Square Enix recently announced that its next major update in Patch 4.3, titled Under the Moonlight, will launch late next month. Here are new screenshots for the Main Scenario, new dungeon and its gear.     Main Scenario: Under the Moonlight   The arrival of imperial envoys in the land of Doma was as unexpected as their stated purpose: to negotiate peace. Lord Hien, eager to secure the release of his conscripted countrymen, cautiously accepts the agreement, and arranges for a prisoner exchange. Yet even as Doma is poised to welcome the breaking dawn, the shadow of the fallen Zenos enfolds all in darkness and uncertainty.     New Dungeon: The Swallow’s Compass   Chiseled into the great wall which cuts across the plains of Yanxia, between two of the Dairyu Moon Gates, is the visage of Ganen, the legendary hero who united Doma. The first king of the new kingdom was not only a military genius, but also the founder of geomancy, and so after ...

Final Fantasy XIV 's yearly The Rising event commemorates both the events in the game world's deep lore and the players who make the game possible. This year, it is accompanied by a particular event quest that gives you access to the Cheap Dungeon, a retro-inspired throwback to dungeon crawlers of old. We're here to tell you how do you get to it, what to do once you're there, and what the point is!   How to Get There The first thing you'll need to do is head to Ul'dah and the Stairs of Nald. Pick up the "A Reoccurring Bug" quest—a level 15 quest—and make your way to Western Thanalan to search for the Wandering Minstrel at Nophica's Wells. You'll go through some dialogue once you find him, where the minstrel explains the trouble caused by some magic bugs, before gaining access to the dungeon itself.   Once inside, you'll soon realize the pun-ny significance of the quest's name. The Cheap Dungeon is a throwback to old-school dung...

Today, we are talking about  :How to slay your dragon.   Since the original release of The Elder Scrolls Online, players have been wondering when dragons would make an appearance. It seemed all but inevitable, pesky lore aside. This was the hallmark encounter of the previous installment in the series, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Since then, many players have been clamoring for a similar experience. Developer ZeniMax Online Studios deliver this and much more in a big way in the next big expansion, Elsweyr.  Elsweyr offers open-world dragon carnage   Much like previous overland events (such as Dark Anchors), the dragon threat occurs right out in the open, all across Elsweyr. This event, called Dragon Hunts, is available for any and all to join. Unlike previous events, however, dragons are quite far from static. There are multiple areas on the map where dragons can land to do battle with hopeful adventurers. Players can see dragons both on their map and soaring fr...