Concept Rangers: Party System

Hello! Concept Rangers back with another picture.
For this picture we are displaying a feature most MMOs have: Partying!
Cause who doesn't want to help newcomers or venture to far off lands with friends.

Partying is a way to link characters so they can enter the same dungeon/area at the same time together.
How this works is that the person who wants to make a party would link themselves to those who want to join, whether in this case it would be a badge or just some magical Pokemon force. (I'd like to think it's a badge)

To create a party, one would type /createparty in the chat box and ask others to type "/joinparty 'host's username'".
In this game, only up to 4 people can be in a party at any given time, so once you have your party members set, viola! You're good to go dungeoning!
Also, if you want to exit a party, do /leaveparty; Leaving the party when being the leader of the set causes the next person in the party to become the leader instead. Some dungeons actually disband the party after completion, while some dungeons keep you in a party. Always remember to check to see if you and others are in the same party or not.

When in a dungeon, there's quite a few things you can do in a party, as well as a quite a few things to keep in mind. For one, all members must be on the stairs in order to proceed to the next floor (unless the dungeon is going downward and you fall into a pitfall trap, or one of your party members log off), which if you are in a rush, it's good to call out the location of the stairs so everyone can meet up. also on the point, it is vital that all party members are alive and well to continue onward, as no one can proceed if someone has fainted.

In a party, there are certain items that can affect the team when nearby or or other side of the floor, such as: orbs, revives, potions, bananas and elixirs.
The same applies for some moves such as: Aromatherapy, Softboiled, Helping hand and Safeguard.
-And this also goes for some abilities, too!
Find the best combinations and back each other up! No Pokemon left behind!(or else)
And make sure you're careful or you could interrupt or even mess up the exploration!

Lastly, in a party, members can gain exp together dependent on how close you are to the Pokemon who defeated the enemy on the same floor. Though when away on the floor, you have to be around 5-10 levels of the Pokemon that K.Oed an enemy to retain a good exp boost.

Have a good day, and that's partying for y'all in a nutshell.
Go on and explore with others! (and be careful out there!)

Picture by , , and for this round.