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	A [[party]] is a group of up to four players working together in ''PSO''. A party can be established by anyone in the [[Visual Lobby\|lobby]] by selecting the "Organize Party > Create a Party" option at the lobby counter.		A [[party]] is a group of up to four players working together in ''PSO''. A party can be established by anyone in the [[Visual Lobby\|lobby]] by selecting the "Organize Party > Create a Party" option at the lobby counter.

	==Party ~~Options~~==		==Party options==
	* '''Party Name''' is the name that will appear in the list of parties when others are viewing it. This is useful for attracting players to desired quest, difficulty, and section ID combinations; for example, naming a party "TTF VH" would let prospective players know that the party was created for the purpose of playing [[Towards the Future]] on the Very Hard difficulty.		* '''Party Name''' is the name that will appear in the list of parties when others are viewing it. This is useful for attracting players to desired quest, difficulty, and section ID combinations; for example, naming a party "TTF VH" would let prospective players know that the party was created for the purpose of playing [[Towards the Future]] on the Very Hard difficulty.
	* '''Password''', as the option name implies, allows a password to be specified. Only players who know the password can join the party. This is useful for private games between a pre-made group of players.		* '''Password''', as the option name implies, allows a password to be specified. Only players who know the password can join the party. This is useful for private games between a pre-made group of players.

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A [[party]] is a group of up to four players working together in ''PSO''. A party can be established by anyone in the [[Visual Lobby|lobby]] by selecting the "Organize Party > Create a Party" option at the lobby counter.

==Party Options==
* '''Party Name''' is the name that will appear in the list of parties when others are viewing it. This is useful for attracting players to desired quest, difficulty, and section ID combinations; for example, naming a party "TTF VH" would let prospective players know that the party was created for the purpose of playing [[Towards the Future]] on the Very Hard difficulty.
* '''Password''', as the option name implies, allows a password to be specified. Only players who know the password can join the party. This is useful for private games between a pre-made group of players.
* '''Play Mode''' allows for the selection of any of <span>''PSO''</span>'s default gameplay modes. '''Normal''' is the default option and the most commonly played, with no special qualifiers, as its name implies; '''[[Challenge]]''' is a separate game mode that tasks players with completing preset stages within a time limit and without dying; '''[[Battle]]''' is a player-versus-player game mode that allows for the selection of one of several rulesets for players to duel each other with; and '''One Person''' is similar to Normal, with reduced monster stats to accommodate for a lack of other players and the addition of several side story quests exclusive to it.
* '''Difficulty''' allows for difficulty selection. Normal difficulty can be played by anyone; the other three difficulties require certain levels to play, with Hard needing Lv20, Very Hard needing Lv40, and Ultimate needing Lv80.

* '''Set Drop Style''' allows for the selection of one of two options for item drops. '''Classic''' is the drop style used by previous versions of ''PSO'', as well as the official ''Blue Burst'' servers, where one set of drops is shared by all players. '''PSO2''', the default style, gives each player their own set of drops from monsters and boxes.
* '''Set Exp Share''' lets the party host choose to turn Exp '''Share ON''' or Exp '''Share OFF'''. '''Share ON''' is the default option; when it's selected, players within a radius of a slain monster will gain EXP from that enemy regardless of whether or not they attacked it. With '''Share OFF''', <span>''PSO''</span>'s default behavior is used instead; monsters must be hit with an [[attack]] or [[technique]], including {{Jellen}} and {{Zalure}}, for them to give EXP to a player when killed. Note that with '''Share ON''', boss monsters must still be tagged in order for them to give EXP.
* '''Set [[Anguish]] Lv.''' is an option exclusive to Ultimate difficulty. When set to anything other than '''OFF''', it increases monsters' stats with each Anguish level, with meager gains in EXP and drops to compensate.

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