How do i find out another player's level?

There's no way to find out someone's exact level unless you're in squad with them. So you can either ask them outright, or select them, right click their portrait, and select "player info". The character's gear requirements will usually give you a rough idea of what level they are.

[Eye of Observation]

However, being one-time use items, they really aren't worth it.

Ellantria - Heavens Tear wrote: »

I usually click them, right click their portrait and then player info.

Then I look over their gear and see what the highest level item they have equipped is. Then I just assume they are at that level or slightly above.

I still wear 30ish level gear and 40 lv weapon.
Maybe that's why noobs try to "solo" me when I fight against 3 mobs and die in the AoE.

venomrmx wrote: »

,i am new in these games and i don't know how does it works. after i logged in, i cannot see an avatar. and i cannot press start. (i don't write verry well in english, so sorry if i make mistakes.) nothing appear. what i have to do? and if i click on edit your avatar link above, it say that none is available or something. please help. thanks

In the future, post questions about forum functions or game issues in a new thread in the Technical Support Zone. However, I will be nice and answer your question. You must have a character on the game itself to have an actual avatar here on the forums.

phoenixexe wrote: »

topic says it all. i have very difficult time finding the levels of other players. help?
thanks in advance.

Click player, right click portrait that pops up, click player info.

Usually look for the highest piece of gear and assume that lvl or slightly above.



For full info you can go buy tokens and get an Eye of Observation which will tell you there:
lvl
hp/mp
p.def/m.def
phys attk/mag attk
and basically everything else, that you normally see in your character screen.

Aimika - Raging Tide wrote: »

Hi, I'm pretty new and I just have a couple of questions regarding dyes and whatnot.
As I shifting through the fashion catalog, I notice that some of the dyes above aren't exactly the shades of color I would like on the clothes.
Do you have to mix the dyes in order to get your shade? Or something...

(It seems that this thread was fated to be topic hijacked... Oh anyway)

Dyes are not meant to be mixed. you have to be sure of your pigment and the overall result on your clothes.
To add more on this, certain clothes will not accept dyes at all and will remain of their original color (such as sun set, duke rose set or the darkness set) upon using dyes. Some others will change color but will give a strange result, like the vixen wrap.

Cheers.