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What is Erepublik, and What can it be to YOU? |
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Written by Nelsaidi
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Thursday, 09 October 2008 16:54 |
Welcome to Erepublik! We are a community of 35 thousand members worldwide, and growing by the day! You have become one of the newest members of a community with citizens in all types of backgrounds, age groups, and ideals. Currently, there's more than 5 thousand members just waiting to get into Erepublik, so the opportunity and interest is still here, and we're looking to get YOU involved!
Thats right. Our interest is solely on you, the individual, and I'll tell you why.
Erepublik is light on the technical side to promote the growth of it's users through intellectual thought. Most of what we do here on the community level is done through a Nationalised or group system.
Now, you might ask, what does that mean?
There are a plethora of opportunities here, ranging from free lance Independence fighters, Nationalised Armies, with a wide variety of political based groups from left to right, Governmental infrastructure based in Dictatorships to Representative Democracies and everything in between. Pretty much any kind of organization from the IVF to the UN is available to join in Erepublik, and we're all waiting for you!
So, right about now you're probably wondering how you start your long and illustrious career as an Erepublik citizen.
Well, in the UK considering you're reading this, you're already halfway there! Most organised countries have a National forums, and we happen to boast the best forums in Erepublik! With more than 1000 users, many of which are active every day we've created a great community for people to grow into. Our eCitizens have the opportunity to get involved in all kinds of events, even as new citizens!
The forum link is at the top of the page, simply click it and register.
As far as tasks, there are a few basic in game tasks to be handled. First off, it's recommended to "Become a Soldier" and train every day. Whether you fight in a particular war, join the army, or any of the other military related stuff, that's your choice and no one can force you to fight. If you dont train, you're simply giving up strength. The higher your strength, particularly in the UK Armed Forces, the more opportunities you have.
Next, it's recommended to read the Erepublik Wiki about the UK to get an idea of what's currently going on. It will give you information of Governmental Infrastructure, procedures, and legislation that the eUK has passed in it's history.
So, what are you waiting for? Sign up, sign in, and make your opinions heard!
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