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<p>Having a small talk and detecting if the friend that you are recommending the game identifies himself with the usual RPG/MMORPGS setting is a good way to go. Even a somewhat casual experience can be attracting to players nowadays, so I guess it is more important to explain on how Tibia can be extremely time consuming if you get really into powergaming, but can also have a lot of Quests/Mysteries/Hunts to do occasionally or frequently, so the game can adjust according to your time and objectives there.</p><p>I guess that after they get the "Tibia MMORPG style" they might be more inclined to stay in the game and advance. The retro style in my opinion is more an appealing detail to be mentioned rather than a setback. Tibia Mainland is indeed great to explore.</p><p></p><p>Oh, and nowadays is way less stressful to play on Open-PvP, but if you see that your friend is more into quests and killing mobs peacefully, it could be good for him to start right of on a Optional-PvP (<strong>Although I would always literally tell my friend to come to the server where my main is located and I would give to him good items... But that's because I can protect him against abusers or random player killers, so it depends about you that part :)</strong> )</p><p></p><p>Blocking to low levels and inviting them to a more interesting hunt can be great to make the game more interesting, since the early game on Tibia is somewhat boring, but it gets better as soon you advance</p>advance in game. Everyone should give a try!</p>

<p>Having a small talk and detecting if the friend that you are recommending the game identifies himself with the usual RPG/MMORPGS setting is a good way to go. Even a somewhat casual experience can be attracting to players nowadays, so I guess it is more important to explain on how Tibia can be extremely time consuming if you get really into powergaming, but can also have a lot of Quests/Mysteries/Hunts to do occasionally or frequently, so the game can adjust according to your time and objectives there.</p><p>I guess that after they get the "Tibia MMORPG style" they might be more inclined to stay in the game and advance. The retro style in my opinion is more opinion is more an appealing detail to be mentioned rather than a setback. Tibia Mainland is indeed great to explore.</p><p></p><p>Oh, and nowadays is way less stressful to play on Open-PvP, but if you see that your friend is more into quests and killing mobs peacefully, it could be good for him to start right of on a Optional-PvP (<strong>Although I would always literally tell my friend to come to the server where my main is located and I would give to him good items... But that's because I can protect him against abusers or random player killers, so it depends about you that part :)</strong> )</p>)</p><p></p><p>Blocking to low levels and inviting them to a more interesting hunt can be great to make the game more interesting, since the early game on Tibia is somewhat boring, but it gets better as soon you advance</p>