World Conquest III Guide: First steps when you join
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OverviewWorld Conquest III is a nation roleplay game where up to 100 players share a single server, each running their own country. You claim a nation, then build its military, economy, and politics while dealing with allies, rivals, and your own ambitions.
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First steps when you join
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The tutorial teaches the basic controls and rules, and completing it earns you the Tutorial Completion badge. After that, your first real task is finding a country nobody has claimed yet.
- Finish the tutorial work through it completely before touching the map, so you know how the controls work.
- Read the in-game guide tap the '?' icon in the GUI; it explains the rules you are expected to follow throughout the game.
- Pick an unclaimed country open the map and look for a nation that no other player has taken yet.
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Building your country
TipsOnce you hold a country, three areas are open to you: military strength, economic development, and political influence.
- Strengthen your military to improve both your ability to defend your territory and your ability to pressure others.
- Develop your economy to make your nation wealthier.
- Build political influence to open up more diplomatic options when dealing with other players.
Roleplay rules you cannot ignore
WarnThe game is built around nation roleplay. When you take action against another country, you are expected to give it political or dramatic context. The rules posted under the '?' icon in the GUI are binding, not suggestions.
How to handle other players
TableWith up to 100 players in one server, other nations are the heart of what makes each session different. You have three broad options for how you relate to them.
| Alliance | team up with other players to pursue shared goals. |
| Invasion | claim another country's territory through roleplayed conflict, with a clear political reason behind it. |
| Neutrality | stay out of wars and alliances entirely, running your country as an independent power. |
Time-based badges
TableThese badges track how long you have spent in the game. They unlock on their own once you hit the required hours.
| Badge | Hours required | How it unlocks |
|---|---|---|
| Tutorial Completion | None | Complete the in-game tutorial |
| Promotion! | None | Reach Initiate Conqueror rank or above |
| Active Member | 50 | Accumulates automatically while you play |
| Dedicated Member | 100 | Accumulates automatically while you play |
| Veteran | 250 | Accumulates automatically while you play |
Glossary
Glossary- Neutral
- A stance where your country joins no alliances and stays out of all conflicts.
- Alliance
- A formal agreement between players to cooperate and work toward shared goals.
- Invasion
- An attempt to take control of another player's territory, which must be conducted as part of a roleplayed story.
- Initiate Conqueror
- The rank you must reach or surpass to earn the Promotion! badge.
- GUI '?' icon
- An in-game button that displays the official rules and instructions all players are required to follow.
Common questions
FAQWhich country should I pick when I start?
Any unclaimed country on the map is fair game. Open the map after the tutorial and find one that nobody has taken yet.
Can I invade another player's country whenever I want?
You can invade, but you must roleplay it with a believable reason behind the action. Check the '?' icon in the GUI first to make sure your planned invasion follows the game's rules.
How do I earn the Promotion! badge?
You need to be promoted to the rank of Initiate Conqueror or higher. The badge unlocks as soon as that promotion happens.
Do the playtime badges require me to do anything special?
No — Active Member, Dedicated Member, and Veteran all unlock automatically once you reach 50, 100, and 250 hours respectively.
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