Who is the companion?
Ordinary bots live their own lives: they choose their goals, maps and parties by themselves. The companion is different – it is your permanent party partner, and you set its equipment and skills yourself. Its window opens in the game with the P key. You can trade with it, hand it gear and books, and play it like an ordinary character whenever you want.
What it does while you play
- It fights beside you and supports you with buffs.
- It trades with you and has its own storage and its own Dragon Stone Alchemy.
- It fishes – with baits and a summary of the catch.
- It plays in a party: it joins a party led by a friend (the "Grupa" option) and can lead a party itself.
"Gra beze mnie" – the companion develops on its own
When you leave the game, the companion does not have to stand still. In the "Gra beze mnie" ("play without me") mode it reads skill books, shops on the market, refines its gear at the Blacksmith, and does the Biologist's missions and quests. When you return, it reports what it managed to do. Even a short session after work starts with progress instead of catching up.
Who is the companion for?
For anyone who plays solo but likes having a second character around: a Shaman for buffs and healing, a strong Warrior for bosses, or simply someone to look after things while you are away. The companion is also useful in co-op mode – it will join a party that your friend leads.
The companion and ordinary bots
You can invite a bot you meet in the world into your party too, but it remains an independent character with plans of its own. The companion stays with you for good and follows your settings. How the rest of the world behaves is described on the page about what the bots can do.
How do you start?
The companion is part of the game – just install Metin2 Singleplayer and press P in the game. The H key shows the list of all keys and commands. The whole world runs offline on your computer, and answers to common questions are in the FAQ.