How To Start PIMD By BrookeSmith Party In My Dorm is a simple, fun roleplaying game made by the clever minds at A Thinking Ape. It is easy to use, and this guide is for all beginners! Age Restrictions First of all, if you are under the age of 17, you should not be playing this game. It clearly states this when you download it! Clubs Clubs on PIMD are a fun way of connecting and talking to people from all over the globe. To join one, you can either: A) Search a club name, read the page and click 'JOIN' B) View somebody's profile, click their club, read the page, then click 'JOIN' C) View the 'Campus Buzz' list and see what clubs are at the top of the ranking, are currently partying, or are currently warring Making A Club Beginners normally don't try to make a club, but I will tell you how to for future reference! First, you leave your current club. Then, you click, create a club. Next, you make a name and design a club page. (Bright and Colourful pages attract attention!) After that, you click either 'Create for $200,000,000' (200 million) or 'Create for 200EC' (Extra Credits, can be purchased from the nurse!) Strange Vocabulary You know the classic text talk: brb, kk, lol, lmao, gtg, etc. But what are all these new words such as: volleying, farming, spamming, tuts, etc? I am going to give you the definitions of those words! Volley - To be hired multiple times by the same to people to raise your hire value, strength and money. "Can somebody VOLLEY me?" Farming - To attack a player for no reason more than 3 times "I'm going to FARM you!" Spamming - When you post on the forums more than 3 times in a day. "You are SPAMMING the forums!" Tuts - A shortened version of the word 'Tutor'! "TUTS for sale!" Jobs Probably the easiest thing to explain. Jobs increase your money, but decrease your Strengthand Intelligence! It is easy, just click jobs, then go on any job! Well, I can't think of anything else to explain, please reply your questions or post on my wall anything I have missed out! Also, if you can't find a club, try -Stanford University-
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