Couple System

In Version 13, FlyFF adds another compelling reason for users to play cooperatively, and it’s called the Couple System. Ta-da! Two player characters of opposite sex can choose to become a “couple” by mutual agreement. Once these two player characters form that magical bond, let no one tear it asunder.  

Player characters that have entered into such a partnership will receive special benefits and bonuses as a result of their commitment. The more the “couple” plays together, the stronger the bond becomes. The longer the relationship lasts the greater the rewards received.

 Let’s get to the details! 

1)      Basics  

1. Only two players of the opposite sex can become a “couple” through a proposal process; however, it is possible for any player character to change sex by using a Transy before and/or after forming a “couple.”

B.      How do I propose?

-          There is a “propose” Motion button in the Motion window (Press “O” key to bring it up) that looks like this: 

-          Players can “propose” only once every 24 hours. Make sure the character that you propose to is single!

-          The character that is proposed to should press the “OK” button that appears in the pop up window in order to complete the bonding and form a couple.

Can’t read Korean? It says, “Do you want to propose to character B?”

Still can’t ready Korean? This says, “Character A has proposed to you. Do you accept?”

3. There is no level requirement for forming a couple.
4. Need a divorce? Couples can break up by pressing the “Break Up” button in the Couple window. (Shortcut: F Key) 

Here’s your final Korean lesson. It says, “Do you want to break up with character B?”

 2)      Couple Levels & Skills

The couple that plays together grows stronger together. As long as they play the game in the same channel, they will gain “Couple EXP”. When they gain enough “Couple EXP”, their “Couple Level” increases (up to a maximum of 21 levels). At certain Couple Levels, the player characters will receive unique skills called “Couple Skills”. One example is the skill called “The Power of Love” which gives both Attack Power and Defense boosts to the player characters. In addition to exclusive skills, the players will receive special gifts that are awarded to them by mail, such as Flying Clouds, Baby Luia, and Meteo Bikes!

The Couple System will quickly become an integral part of FlyFF once it arrives in Version 13, because it rewards users for playing together. Playing cooperatively with other users is the core of FlyFF’s game design and appeal. That is why this new feature will enhance and maintain FlyFF’s popularity and success through 2009 and beyond. This summer players will have another feature to try out and explore that will encourage them to interact and socialize in brand new ways.