HELP WHAT CLASS DO I PICK
>either do this quiz http://stardust-rider.com/hero/
>or pick something that sounds cool

so, you just started and have no idea what to do (getting started):
>mouse over the red guy icon and click on portfolio, this is your strife portfolio
>allocate your strife specibi to whatever you want, this basically locks you into whatever weapon type you chose and is necessary in order to use a weapon
>once you do that, go to the item catalogue under the icon with the cards on top of each other
>pick a weapon of the type you chose from the ordered weapons dropdown list and captchalogue it
(TL note: captchalogue means adding the item to your inventory)
>go back to the strife portfolio and add the weapon to your strife deck, which is like an inventory exclusively for weapons
>equip the weapon you added to your strife deck as your main weapon
>move onto setting up your computer

whats a computer? (setting up your computer):
>go back to the item catalogue
>under all items, look for an item just called "computer" then click captchalogue
>now mouse over the icon with the single card and the cube, then click on inventory
>mouse over the card with the computer on it, right click, then left click drop
>the computer should now be in storage, which you can look through in the list on the bottom of the inventory screen. you can recaptchalogue items in storage later using this. dont worry about it for now
>mouse over the icon with the green circle.
>SBURB server allows you to connect to another player and give them the machines and items necessary to enter the game's world, therefore "serving" them
>SBURB client allows you to use devices that another player gives you in order to enter the game's world

on serving another player
>under SBURB server, you can pick another player to act as a server to.
>as for which player to pick, first mouse over the icon with the two talking yellow guys then click chain viewer
>now refer to this image to find a client player for you to serve: https://i.imgur.com/hYRNAAz.png
>once you've picked someone, deploy all 4 items you can under the SBURB server page: a cruxtruder, totem lathe, alchemiter, and a punched captchalogue card
>spend all of the build grist you can on building up their house
>congrats, this is all you need to do for them before they enter
>once they enter, periodically spend some of their build grist towards building up their house to the next gate
>now wait (or beg) for a player to connect as your server if no one has already

so, someone just connected as your server player and you dont know what to do:
>make sure you followed the getting started guide and setting up your computer guide first
>hopefully your server player has placed everything already
>mouse over the sburb icon (green circle) and click on sburb client
>pop open the cruxtruder and produce a cruxite dowel. this should release your sprite
>mouse over the yellow guy icon and click on sprite
>prototype the sprite with whatever you want, this is completely roleplay so anythings fine
>make the power level appropriately high but not absurd (~100 should be fine for your first prototype)
>do NOT prototype your sprite a second time right now
>this sprite will act as a helper in strifes when you have entered
>now follow the guide on entering

alright i did all of that, how do i actually get into the game now? (entering):
>go to the sburb client page
>produce a cruxite dowel if you havent already
>place the punched captchalogue card with the code cZCMYq4f into the totem lathe. your server player should have placed the card already. leave the second card option empty and carve
>return to your inventory and captchalogue the carved totem from your storage
>return to the sburb client page
>place the carved totem in the alchemiter and alchemize
>captchalogue the cruxite artifact in your inventory from storage, then use it on yourself
>click that you're ready to enter when prompted

alright im finally in my land of cock and balls what do i do now
>strife, do dungeons, alchemize and find (or look up codes for) more powerful equipment, rake in mad boonies on your dream moon, etc.
>keep having your server player build up your house so you can reach new gates and eventually your denizen
>connect to someone as a server player if you havent already
>continue building up your client's house
>grind a whole lot
>get RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPPPPPPPPEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDDD
http://www.mspaintadventures.com/sweetbroandhellajeff/archive/041.jpg




pro tips for later reference:
	*make sure to pick a moon under your character info page if you havent already. this lets you sleep and act as your dreamself. options are: prospit, which is a bright yellow city where you make boondollars by walking dogs and doing community service, and derse, which is a dark purple city where you make boondollars by fighting dersite thugs and assassins. you can do this while you're waiting for a server player too.
	*doing anything that fatigues you (strifing, wasting time under character info) as your dreamself will heal, refill your aspect vial, and reduce fatigue for your waking self, and vice versa when fatiguing your waking self.
	*the atheneum lets you see every single item collected or alchemized by the other players in your session. filtering this list can help you find codes for new items or consumables
	*you cant sleep to regain your health while in a dungeon, but you can still alchemize healing items if you're close to killing an enemy or boss and dont want to leave. nI!!cV!! is a code for a relatively cheap healing item, 200 blood and 800 frosting.
	*new weapons with higher power are a much greater help than climbing echeladder rungs.  rather than grinding mindlessly, look up a new weapon that is possible for you to make given the grist you can get a hold of, and grind for those grists (or beg) instead. the levels will come naturally as a result.
	*its incredibly important for you to build up your client player's house to gate 2 as soon as you can. this is due to the fact that once they reached gate two, they can strife on your land, and if your house has been built up to gate 2, they can strife on your server player's land, so on. this is important due to the fact that the more lands you can reach, the more kinds of grists you can find. its the same exact case for you too, so hopefully your server player will do you the same favor.
	*on the topic of gates, every second gate will unlock a new dungeon, with new tiers of items, enemies, and bosses to find. this culminates once you reach gate 7, where your denizen lives. the denizen is the final boss of the game, but you'll never reach it unless your server player continues to build your house.
	*aspect patterns under the strife menu let you use up a % of your aspect vial to do special moves against enemies or allies while strifing. the numbers you put in for each value represent the % of your aspect vial you want to use for what, with anything unused going towards reducing the % cost of the move. however, the cost reduction and effectiveness of each power varies from aspect to aspect and class to class. for example, hope players have very poor cost reduction, and as a result use nearly their entire aspect vial for any move regardless of how much they put towards cost reduction. however, hope players are extremely good at damage aspect patterns as a tradeoff, being able to take down even extremely strong enemies to 1hp using one. experiment!