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Sundark: /* One Person */

2026-06-02T20:51:39Z

One Person

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	On ''Ephinea'', almost all content that is available in Normal mode is available in One Person mode, while the reverse is not true. Major exceptions include the Government quests (which may only be initiated in Normal mode), while minor exceptions include the presence of [[Coren]], and certain multiplayer-only quests such as {{Quest link\|The Military Strikes Back}} and {{Quest link\|Road To Nowhere}} (though these two quests are explicitly multiplayer-only versions of the one- and one-to-two-player only quests {{Quest link\|A New Hope}} and {{Quest link\|This Must Be The Place}}, respectively).		On ''Ephinea'', almost all content that is available in Normal mode is available in One Person mode, while the reverse is not true. Major exceptions include the Government quests (which may only be initiated in Normal mode), while minor exceptions include the presence of [[Coren]], and certain multiplayer-only quests such as {{Quest link\|The Military Strikes Back}} and {{Quest link\|Road To Nowhere}} (though these two quests are explicitly multiplayer-only versions of the one- and one-to-two-player only quests {{Quest link\|A New Hope}} and {{Quest link\|This Must Be The Place}}, respectively).

	Most notably, '''there are no differences or penalties to [[Drop charts\|drop charts]] while playing on One Person mode''', save for the lower bonuses from [[Ragol Boost Road]] (determined by player count) and the ~~(negligible)~~ [[Daily Forecast]] compared to Normal mode. This makes One Person mode very useful for solo-hunting items for which other players may not be interested in joining parties.		Most notably, '''there are no differences or penalties to [[Drop charts\|drop charts]] while playing on One Person mode''', save for the lower bonuses from [[Ragol Boost Road]] (determined by player count) and the [[Daily Forecast]] compared to Normal mode. This makes One Person mode very useful for solo-hunting items for which other players may not be interested in joining parties.

	==Difficulty==		==Difficulty==

Thunder: /* Anguish */

2026-05-22T14:22:06Z

Anguish

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	====Anguish====		====Anguish====
	: ''Main article: [[Anguish]]''		: ''Main article: [[Anguish]]''
	'''Anguish''' mode is an Ephinea-exclusive additional tier of difficulties that can be accessed once a character has reached Ultimate difficulty (level 80+). Monster behaviors remain unchanged from Ultimate mode, but receive stat increases based on the level of Anguish selected. In exchange for stronger monsters, certain boosts (e.g. EXP, drop rate, etc.) are applied while playing on Anguish mode. Further details can be viewed on the [[Anguish]] page.		'''Anguish''' mode is an ''Ephinea''-exclusive additional tier of difficulties that can be accessed once a character has reached Ultimate difficulty (level 80+). Monster behaviors remain unchanged from Ultimate mode, but receive stat increases based on the level of Anguish selected. In exchange for stronger monsters, certain boosts (e.g. EXP, drop rate, etc.) are applied while playing on Anguish mode. Further details can be viewed on the [[Anguish]] page.

	{{Guides}}		{{Guides}}

Thunder: /* One Person */ add iframes note. and minor cleanup

2026-05-22T14:21:11Z

One Person: add iframes note. and minor cleanup

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	* The party does not need to be password-protected to prevent other players joining;		* The party does not need to be password-protected to prevent other players joining;
	* Certain [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] and [[Quests#Solo Only\|Solo Only]] quests become playable;		* Certain [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] and [[Quests#Solo Only\|Solo Only]] quests become playable;
	* [[Monsters]] are much weaker, to account for not being able to have a full party.		* [[Monsters]] are much weaker, to account for not being able to have a full party;
			* The player is given significantly more forgiving invulnerability time after taking damage compared to multiplayer. This eliminates the threat of a swift death to repeated low damage attacks such as a [[Baranz]] missile barrage - unless the player is [[Freeze (status)#Mechanics\|frozen]].

	On Ephinea, almost all content that is available in Normal mode is available in One Person mode, while the reverse is not true. Major exceptions include the Government quests (which may only be initiated in Normal mode), while minor exceptions include the presence of [[Coren]], and certain multiplayer-only quests such as {{Quest link\|The Military Strikes Back}} and {{Quest link\|Road To Nowhere}} (though these two quests are explicitly multiplayer-only versions of the one- and one-to-two-player only quests {{Quest link\|A New Hope}} and {{Quest link\|This Must Be The Place}}, respectively).		On ''Ephinea'', almost all content that is available in Normal mode is available in One Person mode, while the reverse is not true. Major exceptions include the Government quests (which may only be initiated in Normal mode), while minor exceptions include the presence of [[Coren]], and certain multiplayer-only quests such as {{Quest link\|The Military Strikes Back}} and {{Quest link\|Road To Nowhere}} (though these two quests are explicitly multiplayer-only versions of the one- and one-to-two-player only quests {{Quest link\|A New Hope}} and {{Quest link\|This Must Be The Place}}, respectively).

	Most notably, '''there are no differences or penalties to [[Drop charts\|drop charts]] while playing on One Person mode''', save for the lower bonuses from [[Ragol Boost Road]] (determined by player count) and the [[Daily Forecast]] compared to Normal mode. This makes One Person mode very useful for solo-hunting items for which other players may not be interested in joining parties.		Most notably, '''there are no differences or penalties to [[Drop charts\|drop charts]] while playing on One Person mode''', save for the lower bonuses from [[Ragol Boost Road]] (determined by player count) and the (negligible) [[Daily Forecast]] compared to Normal mode. This makes One Person mode very useful for solo-hunting items for which other players may not be interested in joining parties.

	==Difficulty==		==Difficulty==

Thunder: /* Classic */ multimode level requirements. a bit of reorganize and cleanup

2026-05-22T14:18:45Z

Classic: multimode level requirements. a bit of reorganize and cleanup

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	Classic aims to provide an experience similar to ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst'' prior to the addition of Episode 4.		Classic aims to provide an experience similar to ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst'' prior to the addition of Episode 4.

	* One Person mode progression akin to the offline GameCube or Xbox experience~~. Progress~~ through each area to unlock the next difficulty regardless of character level for One Person mode. ~~Accompanied~~ by a credits sequence after defeating [[Dark Falz]] or [[Olga Flow]].		* Episode 4 is inaccessible along with all Episode 4 items being unobtainable.
	* The drop table is identical to ''GameCube'' and ''Xbox'' ~~which~~ can be found [https://ephinea.pioneer2.net/classic-charts/normal/ here].		* All rates are default and cannot be boosted in any way.
	* Episode 4 is inaccessible, along with all Episode 4 items being unobtainable.		* One Person mode progression is akin to the offline ''GameCube'' or ''Xbox'' experience: progress through each area in sequence to unlock the next difficulty regardless of character level for One Person mode. This is accompanied by a credits sequence after defeating [[Dark Falz]] or [[Olga Flow]].
	* All rates are default, and cannot be boosted in any way.		** The difficulty level requirements for Normal (Multiplayer) parties are the same as official ''Blue Burst'': Episode 1 requires level 20+, 50+, and 90+ for Hard, Very Hard, and Ultimate respectively. Episode 2 requires level 30+, 60+, and 100+ for Hard, Very Hard, and Ultimate respectively.
			* The drop table is identical to ''GameCube'' and ''Xbox''. The Classic mode drop charts can be found [https://ephinea.pioneer2.net/classic-charts/normal/ here].
	* [[Coren]] (the wandering Tekker) will not offer any gambles.		* [[Coren]] (the wandering Tekker) will not offer any gambles.
	* ~~The difficulty level requirements for Normal (Multiplayer) parties are the same as official ''Blue Burst''.~~		* Some special ''Ephinea'' features such as the [[Ragol Boost Road]] and [[Anguish]] difficulties are removed.
	* Special ''Ephinea'' features such as the Ragol Boost Road and Anguish difficulties are removed.		* The quest list has been rebalanced and does not feature quests such as the Maximum Attack 4 series or many fan-made quests.
	* The quest list has been rebalanced, and does not feature quests such as Maximum Attack 4 or many fan-made quests.		** While standard ''Ephinea'' offers nearly all multiplayer quests in One Person mode parties, Classic does not. Notable available One Person mode quests include [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] category quests, [[The West Tower]], and [[The East Tower]].
	** While standard ''Ephinea'' offers all multiplayer quests in One Person mode parties, Classic does not. Notable available One Person mode quests include [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] category quests, [[The West Tower]], and [[The East Tower]].

	Experience sharing and individual drops are mandatory on the Classic ship.		Experience sharing and individual drops are mandatory on the Classic ship.

Sundark: /* Classic */ hbr -> rbr

2026-05-21T21:13:32Z

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	* [[Coren]] (the wandering Tekker) will not offer any gambles.		* [[Coren]] (the wandering Tekker) will not offer any gambles.
	* The difficulty level requirements for Normal (Multiplayer) parties are the same as official ''Blue Burst''.		* The difficulty level requirements for Normal (Multiplayer) parties are the same as official ''Blue Burst''.
	* Special ''Ephinea'' features such as the ~~Hunters~~ Boost Road and Anguish difficulties are removed.		* Special ''Ephinea'' features such as the Ragol Boost Road and Anguish difficulties are removed.
	* The quest list has been rebalanced, and does not feature quests such as Maximum Attack 4 or many fan-made quests.		* The quest list has been rebalanced, and does not feature quests such as Maximum Attack 4 or many fan-made quests.
	** While standard ''Ephinea'' offers all multiplayer quests in One Person mode parties, Classic does not. Notable available One Person mode quests include [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] category quests, [[The West Tower]], and [[The East Tower]].		** While standard ''Ephinea'' offers all multiplayer quests in One Person mode parties, Classic does not. Notable available One Person mode quests include [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] category quests, [[The West Tower]], and [[The East Tower]].

Thunder: /* Classic mode */ re-title to Classic. link to /migrate chat command

2026-05-20T16:23:51Z

Classic mode: re-title to Classic. link to /migrate chat command

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	'''Sandbox accounts''' can interact with other sandbox accounts. Sandbox is given access to additional [[Chat commands#Sandbox mode only\|chat commands]] enabling easy access to various things such as spawning items, level ups, guaranteed rare drops, and warping to any floor of the current Episode. This account type is often used for player testing purposes before deciding on a long-term commitment for their normal account.		'''Sandbox accounts''' can interact with other sandbox accounts. Sandbox is given access to additional [[Chat commands#Sandbox mode only\|chat commands]] enabling easy access to various things such as spawning items, level ups, guaranteed rare drops, and warping to any floor of the current Episode. This account type is often used for player testing purposes before deciding on a long-term commitment for their normal account.

	==Classic ~~mode~~==		==Classic==
	At the time of entering a party for the first time, a character will be flagged as either Classic or normal. The Classic mode ship Devaloka applies the Classic tag while any other ship applies the standard character flag.		At the time of entering a party for the first time, a character will be flagged as either Classic or normal. The Classic mode ship Devaloka applies the Classic tag while any other ship applies the standard character flag.

	Classic mode characters can only play with other Classic mode characters, and can access a Classic mode shared bank. An account retains a separate Classic shared bank and a standard shared bank, accessible only by characters of their respective type on the account.		Classic mode characters can only play with other Classic mode characters and can access a Classic mode shared bank. An account retains a separate Classic shared bank and a standard shared bank, accessible only by characters of their respective type on the account.

	:''Note: Sandbox accounts can have characters flagged as Classic, but these characters will exist as standard Classic characters with no additional sandbox functionality.''		:''Note: Sandbox accounts can have characters flagged as Classic, but these characters will exist as standard Classic characters with no additional sandbox functionality.''
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	Experience sharing and individual drops are mandatory on the Classic ship.		Experience sharing and individual drops are mandatory on the Classic ship.

			A classic character, its inventory, and its personal character bank can be converted one-way to a standard character with the <code>/migrate</code> [[Chat command#Classic mode character only\|Chat command]].

	==Episode==		==Episode==

Thunder: added Classic mode subsection. added "Normal" term overlapping uses notes in header. minor changes throughout for additional clarity.

2026-05-20T16:19:37Z

added Classic mode subsection. added "Normal" term overlapping uses notes in header. minor changes throughout for additional clarity.

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	After log-in and character creation/selection, players will be placed in the [[Visual Lobby]], and may create a party at the counter to begin playing the game. ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst'' offers a variety of differing game modes and party creation options.		After log-in and character creation/selection, players will be placed in the [[Visual Lobby]], and may create a party at the counter to begin playing the game. ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst'' offers a variety of differing game modes and party creation options.

	Types of game modes offered are divided into account type, Episode, play ~~type~~, and difficulty, each of which are detailed below.		Types of game modes offered are divided into account type, Episode, play mode, and difficulty, each of which are detailed below.

			Classic mode exists as a flag applied to a character of either account type upon entering a party for the first time.

			''Note: The term "Normal" can take multiple meanings in the context of game modes. It can be used to refer to any of the following:''
			* '''Normal (Multiplayer/Multimode) party''': In contrast to a One Person mode party. Selected when creating a party from the Lobby counter.
			* '''Normal difficulty''': In contrast to Hard, Very Hard, or Ultimate difficulties. Selected when creating a party from the Lobby counter.
			* '''Normal account''': In contrast to a Sandbox account. Selected at account creation.
			* '''Normal character (or Normal shared bank)''': In contrast to a Classic mode character or the account's Classic mode shared bank. Selected upon a character joining a party for the first time.

	==Account type==		==Account type==
	At time of account creation, an account must be ~~chosen~~ to either be Normal or Sandbox.		At time of account creation, an account must be selected to be either Normal or Sandbox.
	===Normal account===		===Normal account===
	Normal accounts can interact with other normal accounts. They are all subject to the standard behavior of the game.		'''Normal accounts''' can interact with other normal accounts. They are all subject to the standard behavior of the game.
	===Sandbox account===		===Sandbox account===
	Sandbox accounts can interact with other sandbox accounts. Sandbox is given access to additional [[Chat commands#Sandbox mode only\|chat commands]] enabling easy access to various things such as spawning items, level ups, guaranteed rare drops, and warping to any floor of the current Episode. This account type is often used for player testing purposes before deciding on a long-term commitment for their normal account.		'''Sandbox accounts''' can interact with other sandbox accounts. Sandbox is given access to additional [[Chat commands#Sandbox mode only\|chat commands]] enabling easy access to various things such as spawning items, level ups, guaranteed rare drops, and warping to any floor of the current Episode. This account type is often used for player testing purposes before deciding on a long-term commitment for their normal account.

			==Classic mode==
			At the time of entering a party for the first time, a character will be flagged as either Classic or normal. The Classic mode ship Devaloka applies the Classic tag while any other ship applies the standard character flag.

			Classic mode characters can only play with other Classic mode characters, and can access a Classic mode shared bank. An account retains a separate Classic shared bank and a standard shared bank, accessible only by characters of their respective type on the account.

			:''Note: Sandbox accounts can have characters flagged as Classic, but these characters will exist as standard Classic characters with no additional sandbox functionality.''

			Classic aims to provide an experience similar to ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst'' prior to the addition of Episode 4.

			* One Person mode progression akin to the offline GameCube or Xbox experience. Progress through each area to unlock the next difficulty regardless of character level for One Person mode. Accompanied by a credits sequence after defeating [[Dark Falz]] or [[Olga Flow]].
			* The drop table is identical to ''GameCube'' and ''Xbox'' which can be found [https://ephinea.pioneer2.net/classic-charts/normal/ here].
			* Episode 4 is inaccessible, along with all Episode 4 items being unobtainable.
			* All rates are default, and cannot be boosted in any way.
			* [[Coren]] (the wandering Tekker) will not offer any gambles.
			* The difficulty level requirements for Normal (Multiplayer) parties are the same as official ''Blue Burst''.
			* Special ''Ephinea'' features such as the Hunters Boost Road and Anguish difficulties are removed.
			* The quest list has been rebalanced, and does not feature quests such as Maximum Attack 4 or many fan-made quests.
			** While standard ''Ephinea'' offers all multiplayer quests in One Person mode parties, Classic does not. Notable available One Person mode quests include [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] category quests, [[The West Tower]], and [[The East Tower]].

			Experience sharing and individual drops are mandatory on the Classic ship.

	==Episode==		==Episode==
			Episode is a setting selected at party creation from the Lobby counter.
	===Episode 1===		===Episode 1===
	Episode 1 is the chronological starting point of the game's story, and considered the easiest episode.		'''Episode 1''' is the chronological starting point of the game's story, and considered the easiest episode.

	Episode 1 contains the areas [[Forest]], [[Cave]], [[Mine]], and [[Ruins]].		Episode 1 contains the areas [[Forest]], [[Cave]], [[Mine]], and [[Ruins]].
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	===Episode 2===		===Episode 2===
	Episode 2 takes place after the events of Episode 1, and is considered more difficult than Episode 1, as enemies will have more nuanced behaviors and more dangerous attacks.		'''Episode 2''' takes place after the events of Episode 1, and is considered more difficult than Episode 1, as enemies will have more nuanced behaviors and more dangerous attacks.

	Episode 2 begins with the areas [[VR Temple]] and [[VR Spaceship]], which re-use enemies from Episode 1 in different arrangements. Episode 2 then introduces the unique new areas [[Central Control Area]], which features its own sub-areas in [[Jungle Area]], [[Mountain Area]] and [[Seaside Area]], the "final" area [[Seabed]], and the quest-only area [[Control Tower]].		Episode 2 begins with the areas [[VR Temple]] and [[VR Spaceship]], which re-use enemies from Episode 1 in different arrangements. Episode 2 then introduces the unique new areas [[Central Control Area]], which features its own sub-areas in [[Jungle Area]], [[Mountain Area]] and [[Seaside Area]], the "final" area [[Seabed]], and the quest-only area [[Control Tower]].
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	===Episode 4===		===Episode 4===
	Episode 4 is the final episode in the game, and was added with the release of ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst''. It is considered to be the most difficult episode, as enemies feature even more nuanced behavior, as well as more unique characteristics such as immunity to player status effects, teleportation, and even character displacement.		'''Episode 4''' is the final episode in the game, and was added with the release of ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst''. It is considered to be the most difficult episode, as enemies feature even more nuanced behavior, as well as more unique characteristics such as immunity to player status effects, teleportation, and even character displacement.

	Episode 4 only features two main areas, but the first area, [[Crater]], is divided into five sub-areas. This division of Crater is different to that of Episode 2's Central Control Area, as each different Crater area is accessible from the Pioneer 2 teleporter directly, rather than being accessed from within an area. These areas are [[Crater (Eastern Route)]], [[Crater (Western Route)]], [[Crater (Southern Route)]], [[Crater (Northern Route)]], and [[Crater Interior]]. The individual routes are composed of identical rooms and geometry, but differ in their arrangements and monster placements, with Crater Interior being unique and the largest of them all. The second and final area of Episode 4 is the [[Subterranean Desert]].		Episode 4 only features two main areas, but the first area, [[Crater]], is divided into five sub-areas. This division of Crater is different to that of Episode 2's Central Control Area, as each different Crater area is accessible from the Pioneer 2 teleporter directly, rather than being accessed from within an area. These areas are [[Crater (Eastern Route)]], [[Crater (Western Route)]], [[Crater (Southern Route)]], [[Crater (Northern Route)]], and [[Crater Interior]]. The individual routes are composed of identical rooms and geometry, but differ in their arrangements and monster placements, with Crater Interior being unique and the largest of them all. The second and final area of Episode 4 is the [[Subterranean Desert]].
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	Episode 4's story follows the aftermath and investigation of a large meteor impact, including the involvement of the WORKS military unit, and the mysterious identity of a [[FOnewearl]] named Rupika.		Episode 4's story follows the aftermath and investigation of a large meteor impact, including the involvement of the WORKS military unit, and the mysterious identity of a [[FOnewearl]] named Rupika.

	==Play ~~type~~==~~<!--This section could have~~ a ~~better name based on what actually appears in~~ the ~~game creation menu-->~~		==Play mode==
			Play mode is a setting selected at party creation from the Lobby counter.
	===Normal===		===Normal===
	'''Normal''' mode (~~not to be confused with Normal ''difficulty''~~) is the default setting when creating a party. Normal play is the most standard way to play the game. Player characters enter the party by spawning into the [[Hunter's Guild]], and have three different options for engaging in gameplay:		'''Normal''' mode (Multiplayer party) is the default setting when creating a party. Normal play is the most standard way to play the game. Player characters enter the party by spawning into the [[Hunter's Guild]], and have three different options for engaging in gameplay:
	* Players may proceed outside of the Hunter's Guild and turn right into the teleporter to access "free roam" play of the game's various [[Areas\|areas]];		* Players may proceed outside of the Hunter's Guild and turn right into the teleporter to access "free roam" play of the game's various [[Areas\|areas]];
	** In Episode 2, two teleporters which grant free roam access are through the left and right doors in the [[Lab]], detailed below;		** In Episode 2, two teleporters which grant free roam access are through the left and right doors in the [[Lab]], detailed below;
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	===One Person===		===One Person===
	'''One Person''' mode is a game mode that allows players to create a room that is limited to just themselves, which offers a few benefits:		'''One Person''' mode (OPM) is a game mode that allows players to create a room that is limited to just themselves, which offers a few benefits:
	* The party does not need to be password-protected to prevent other players joining;		* The party does not need to be password-protected to prevent other players joining;
	* Certain [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] and [[Quests#Solo Only\|Solo Only]] quests become playable;		* Certain [[Quests#Side Story\|Side Story]] and [[Quests#Solo Only\|Solo Only]] quests become playable;
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	==Difficulty==		==Difficulty==
			Difficulty is a setting selected at party creation from the Lobby counter. The standard ''Ephinea'' character level requirements are 20+ for Hard, 40+ for Very Hard, and 80+ for Ultimate difficulty.
	===Normal===		===Normal===
	'''Normal''' is the first difficulty available for characters to play on. Monsters are typically slow with low stats. Rare items are extremely uncommon on Normal mode.		'''Normal''' is the first difficulty available for characters to play on. Monsters are typically slow with low stats. Rare items are extremely uncommon on Normal mode.

Sundark: /* One Person */

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One Person

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	On Ephinea, almost all content that is available in Normal mode is available in One Person mode, while the reverse is not true. Major exceptions include the Government quests (which may only be initiated in Normal mode), while minor exceptions include the presence of [[Coren]], and certain multiplayer-only quests such as {{Quest link\|The Military Strikes Back}} and {{Quest link\|Road To Nowhere}} (though these two quests are explicitly multiplayer-only versions of the one- and one-to-two-player only quests {{Quest link\|A New Hope}} and {{Quest link\|This Must Be The Place}}, respectively).		On Ephinea, almost all content that is available in Normal mode is available in One Person mode, while the reverse is not true. Major exceptions include the Government quests (which may only be initiated in Normal mode), while minor exceptions include the presence of [[Coren]], and certain multiplayer-only quests such as {{Quest link\|The Military Strikes Back}} and {{Quest link\|Road To Nowhere}} (though these two quests are explicitly multiplayer-only versions of the one- and one-to-two-player only quests {{Quest link\|A New Hope}} and {{Quest link\|This Must Be The Place}}, respectively).

	Most notably, '''there are no differences or penalties to [[Drop charts\|drop charts]] while playing on One Person mode''', save for the lower bonuses ~~on One Person mode for~~ [[Ragol Boost Road]] compared to Normal mode. This makes One Person mode very useful for solo-hunting items for which other players may not be interested in joining parties.		Most notably, '''there are no differences or penalties to [[Drop charts\|drop charts]] while playing on One Person mode''', save for the lower bonuses from [[Ragol Boost Road]] (determined by player count) and the [[Daily Forecast]] compared to Normal mode. This makes One Person mode very useful for solo-hunting items for which other players may not be interested in joining parties.

	==Difficulty==		==Difficulty==

Sundark at 21:32, 16 October 2025

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	After log-in and character creation/selection, players will be placed in the [[Visual Lobby]], and may create a party at the counter to begin playing the game. ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst'' offers a variety of differing game modes and party creation options.		After log-in and character creation/selection, players will be placed in the [[Visual Lobby]], and may create a party at the counter to begin playing the game. ''Phantasy Star Online Blue Burst'' offers a variety of differing game modes and party creation options.

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 ==Play type==<!--This section could have a better name based on what actually appears in the game creation menu-->
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 ===Battle===
 '''Battle''' mode is a mode where players may engage in {{Note|Player-versus-player|PvP}} gameplay against each other according to different sets of predetermined rules. Battle mode must be selected during party creation at the Visual Lobby counter, with battle rulesets being chosen at the [[Hunter's Guild]].
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