habitica/website/common/locales/sr/faq.json

{
    "frequentlyAskedQuestions": "Najčešće Postavljena Pitanja",
    "webFaqAnswer1": "* Good Habits (the ones with a :heavy_plus_sign:) are tasks that you can do many times a day, such as eating vegetables. Bad Habits (the ones with a :heavy_minus_sign:) are tasks that you should avoid, like biting nails. Habits with a :heavy_plus_sign: and a :heavy_minus_sign: have a good choice and a bad choice, like taking the stairs vs. taking the elevator. Good Habits award Experience and Gold. Bad Habits subtract Health.\n* Dailies are tasks that you have to do every day, like brushing your teeth or checking your email. You can adjust the days that a Daily is due by clicking the pencil item to edit it. If you skip a Daily that is due, your avatar will take damage overnight. Be careful not to add too many Dailies at once!\n* To-Dos are your To-Do list. Completing a To-Do earns you Gold and Experience. You never lose Health from To-Dos. You can add a due date to a To-Do by clicking the pencil icon to edit.",
    "webFaqAnswer3": "Your tasks change color based on how well you are currently accomplishing them! Each new task starts out as a neutral yellow. Perform Dailies or positive Habits more frequently and they move toward blue. Miss a Daily or give in to a bad Habit and the task moves toward red. The redder a task, the more rewards it will give you, but if it’s a Daily or bad Habit, the more it will hurt you! This helps motivate you to complete the tasks that are giving you trouble.",
    "webFaqAnswer5": "The best way is to invite them to a Party with you by clicking \"Party\" in the navigation bar! Parties can go on quests, battle monsters, and cast skills to support each other. You can also join Guilds together (click on \"Guilds\" in the navigation bar). Guilds are chat rooms focusing on a shared interest or the pursuit of a common goal, and can be public or private. You can join as many Guilds as you'd like, but only one Party. For more detailed info, check out the wiki pages on [Parties](http://habitica.fandom.com/wiki/Party) and [Guilds](http://habitica.fandom.com/wiki/Guilds).",
    "webFaqAnswer7": "At level 10, you can choose to become a Warrior, Mage, Rogue, or Healer. (All players start as Warriors by default.) Each Class has different equipment options, different Skills that they can cast after level 11, and different advantages. Warriors can easily damage Bosses, withstand more damage from their tasks, and help make their party tougher. Mages can also easily damage Bosses, as well as level up quickly and restore Mana for their party. Rogues earn the most Gold and find the most item drops, and they can help their party do the same. Finally, Healers can heal themselves and their party members. If you don't want to choose a Class immediately -- for example, if you are still working to buy all the gear of your current class -- you can click \"Opt Out\" and re-enable it later under Settings.",
    "webFaqAnswer9": "First, you need to join or start a Party by clicking \"Party\" in the navigation bar. Although you can battle monsters alone, we recommend playing in a group, because this will make quests much easier. Plus, having a friend to cheer you on as you accomplish your tasks is very motivating! Next, you need a Quest Scroll, which are stored under Inventory > Quests. There are four ways to get a scroll:\n * When you invite people to your Party, you'll be rewarded with the Basi-List Scroll!\n * At level 15, you get a Quest-line, i.e., three linked quests. More Quest-lines unlock at levels 30, 40, and 60 respectively.\n * You can buy Quests from the Quests Shop (Shops > Quests) for Gold and Gems.\n * When you check in to Habitica a certain number of times, you'll be rewarded with Quest Scrolls. You earn a Scroll during your 1st, 7th, 22nd, and 40th check-ins.\n To battle the Boss or collect items for a Collection Quest, simply complete your tasks normally, and they will be tallied into damage overnight. (Reloading may be required to see the Boss's Health bar go down.) If you are fighting a Boss and you missed any Dailies, the Boss will damage your Party at the same time that you damage the Boss. After level 11 Mages and Warriors will gain Skills that allow them to deal additional damage to the Boss, so these are excellent classes to choose at level 10 if you want to be a heavy hitter.",
    "webFaqAnswer11": "To report a bug, go to [Help > Report a Bug](https://habitica.com/groups/guild/a29da26b-37de-4a71-b0c6-48e72a900dac) and read the points above the chat box. If you're unable to log in to Habitica, send your login details (not your password!) to [<%= techAssistanceEmail %>](<%= wikiTechAssistanceEmail %>). Don't worry, we'll get you fixed up soon! Feature requests are collected on Trello. Go to [Help > Request a Feature](https://trello.com/c/odmhIqyW/440-read-first-table-of-contents) and follow the instructions. Ta-da!",
    "iosFaqStillNeedHelp": "If you have a question that isn't on this list or on the [Wiki FAQ](http://habitica.fandom.com/wiki/FAQ), come ask in the Tavern chat under Menu > Tavern! We're happy to help.",
    "androidFaqStillNeedHelp": "If you have a question that isn't on this list or on the [Wiki FAQ](http://habitica.fandom.com/wiki/FAQ), come ask in the Tavern chat under Menu > Tavern! We're happy to help.",
    "webFaqStillNeedHelp": "If you have a question that isn't on this list or on the [Wiki FAQ](http://habitica.fandom.com/wiki/FAQ), come ask in the [Habitica Help guild](https://habitica.com/groups/guild/5481ccf3-5d2d-48a9-a871-70a7380cee5a)! We're happy to help."
}