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Party Customization

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Creating A Party in the Lobby

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−	~~[[File:PartyFinderMinimap.png\|thumb\|right\|The Party Finder Icon is near the minimap.]]~~
	Parties are groups of 2 or more players, sometimes also called ''warbands''. Players of all levels and play styles may join the same party. It is not necessary to have a certain composition of tanks, healers, and DPS to do PvE or PvP content as it is in many other games. Party leaders can select loot types and party types to fit the group's needs.		Parties are groups of 2 or more players, sometimes also called ''warbands''. Players of all levels and play styles may join the same party. It is not necessary to have a certain composition of tanks, healers, and DPS to do PvE or PvP content as it is in many other games. Party leaders can select loot types and party types to fit the group's needs.
	Some [[Events]] like non-loot sieges and Valley Of Death Tournaments will automatically create Event Parties and add players to the party as they join the event. You may also receive automatic party invitations if you are in range of an existing party.		Some [[Events]] like non-loot sieges and Valley Of Death Tournaments will automatically create Event Parties and add players to the party as they join the event. You may also receive automatic party invitations if you are in range of an existing party.

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-Parties may be joined remotely from anywhere on the map with the '''Party Finder''', represented by the helmet icon located near the minimap, by right clicking a player's name in chat and selecting "Request to join party."
+Parties may be joined remotely from anywhere on the map with the '''Party Finder'''. Press [P] button to open the '''Party Finder''' window.
 At close range, aim at a nearby player, hold E and select ''Request to Join Party'' or ''Invite To Party.''

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 ===Hiding Player Symbols===
 Players can be hidden on the map from the rest of the party. This is valuable for leaders wanting to send scouts for clandestine operations who may otherwise be mistakenly followed by the larger group. The leader can also make sure that other specific members of the party such as shotcallers can see hidden members.
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 ===Medic Mode===
 [[File:MedicMode.png|thumb|left|Toggle Medic Mode in Gameplay Settings]]

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 Each individual player can choose whether their party list is in Medic Mode. This mode automatically moves downed players at the top of the party list so that medics can easily see who needs to be revived. To turn Medic Mode on or off, press ESC, and click on Gameplay settings, scroll to the bottom and click the toggle. This is highly recommended for party leaders, shotcallers, and medics.
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 [[File:PartySymbols.png|left|250px]]
 The party leader can allow players to set their own icons, or he can set them for players. It can be helpful to use these markings to identify  tanks, medics, archers, cavalry, infantry or siege operators. An organized army is a winning army. There is a large variety of colors and shapes for icons available.
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 ===Hiding Player Symbols===
 Players can be hidden on the map from the rest of the party. This is valuable for leaders wanting to send scouts for clandestine operations who may otherwise be mistakenly followed by the larger group. The leader can also make sure that other specific members of the party such as shotcallers can see hidden members.

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 [[File:PartyFinderMinimap.png|thumb|right|The Party Finder Icon is near the minimap.]]
-Parties are groups of 2 or more players, sometimes also called ''warbands''. Players of all levels and play styles may join the same party. Because GV does not rely heavily on the trinity system, it is not necessary to have a certain composition of tanks, healers, and DPS to do PvE or PvP content as it is in many other games. Party leaders can select loot types and party types to fit the group's needs.
+Parties are groups of 2 or more players, sometimes also called ''warbands''. Players of all levels and play styles may join the same party. It is not necessary to have a certain composition of tanks, healers, and DPS to do PvE or PvP content as it is in many other games. Party leaders can select loot types and party types to fit the group's needs.
-Some [[Events]] like non-loot sieges and Valley Of Death Tournaments will automatically create Event Parties and add players to the party as they join the event.
+Some [[Events]] like non-loot sieges and Valley Of Death Tournaments will automatically create Event Parties and add players to the party as they join the event. You may also receive automatic party invitations if you are in range of an existing party.
 [[File:Indicators.png|thumb|A helpful guide on knowing who's who in your nation|right]]

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 When creating a party, the leader can choose various parameters to customize the party including a description, whether it shows your name, how players may join, and how loot is distributed. See below for detailed information on party types, loot, and leadership.
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