Questions and answers
The game
Can I play RF Online without an internet connection?
No. RF Online was made for play over the internet and has no single-player mode.
What is the point of the game?
Every player decides that for themselves.
How many characters can one account hold?
Up to 3.
How many players can a server hold at once?
For comfortable play, one server supports up to 5,000 players.
Is RF Online for lone players or for groups?
Mostly for groups. Even a player who arrives alone will always find friends and companions.
What is the maximum level?
50. Reaching it is where the game only begins.
Is there a map?
Of course.
If I log out, can my character disappear or die?
While you are away your character is not in the world. Nobody can harm it, and when you come back you find it where you left it.
Where do I get bags?
From the Ore Refiner. You can use up to 5 bags at once.
Can I customise my character's looks?
To a degree. You choose the hairstyle, face, shirt, trousers, gloves and boots.
Can Game Masters change the course of the game?
GMs do not interfere with play, though a GM may sometimes be present in the game.
Will the world of RF Online keep growing?
This server runs Episode 2 as it was released: the same locations, monsters and skills, kept as they were. Updates here are about stability, not new content.
Can every race use magic?
Only the Bellato and the Cora can use Force.
Are there cheat codes?
No. It is an online game and has nothing of the kind.
How do I start playing?
See Getting started in these Resources.
What does RF stand for?
Rising Force Online, a game made by the South Korean studio CCR.
What is a GM?
GM (Game Master) is a player with administrative powers in the game, there to solve players' problems and more.
Is this a game for lone players or for groups?
Mostly for groups. Even a player who arrives alone will always find friends and companions.
Which class is the best?
There is no such class. Each has its strengths and weaknesses, and each matters. See Races and classes.
Source: rfonline.ru (Innova, 2007–2009), recovered from the Internet Archive. original page