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| - There are two different types of zones/areas in Fury. One is for combat, and one is for non-combat. Both are instanced, meaning only a limited number of players can be in one "instance" at a time.
- In February 1978 Zones released a single "Stuck with You", which attracted the attention of BBC Radio 1 DJ John Peel, leading to the band recording a session for his show, and Arista Records, who signed them. The group all together did two sessions for Peel's show in 1978 before splitting up the year later.
- The smallest areas which make up Vana'diel are generally called Zones, technically "Areas". These are areas between which loading must occur. Most zones lie within a Conquest Region and receive their own dot on Vana'diel's map; other zones, such as zones within cities, do not have a dot here.
- Zones are specific, blue hi-lighted locations the Red Team must capture in Assault (Mode). Blue Team, on the other hand, must defend these Zones. A single red team member must stay in the zone for five seconds without dying to capture it. There are many assault maps but all of them have around 4-7 zones, and Red Team needs to capture every single one of them before the match ends. If Blue Team prevents the Red Team from capturing the last zone, Blue Team would win the match. Capturing a Zone would allow the person who capture it 50 points.
- A zone is an area to fight monsters, visit shops, and explore the world. Zones are divided into two groups - and travel zones, and city zones. can be found in both groups. Zones are in exploration order; for a list by number see Zones by Number.
- A la sortie du jeu, il y aura approximativement 10 régions de l'espace composées de 5 ou 6 secteurs chacune. Les mises à jour de contenu arrivant après le lancement amènerons une augmentation de ce nombre à mesure que de nouveaux secteurs seront ouvert à mesure que l'histoire progressera.
- The Zones are a series of divisions of the inhabitable Earth in a far, apocalyptic future.
- Zones are magical areas within the UnUniverse that can only be accessed through portals. These portals are created by powerful guys, and they are used to lock up enemies. Zones are very dangerous, as they can give Seizures, make your ears explode, and they have a power level of OVER 9000. The first recorded sighting of a zone was when Patrick Star accidentally opened one while eating a Krabby Patty. With his new power, he banished Squidward Tentacles to the Patrick Zone for three years. Since then, many other guys have utilized the awesome power of zones.
- After a time period that ranges near twenty seconds, the amount of lighted placements your team has is transferred into points, one point per placement. If a red team member runs over a blue lighted placement, the lighted placement turns red. If a red team member runs over a blue lighted placement before the twenty seconds end and a blue team member does not come to replace it, the point goes to the red team. This also applies vice versa.
- __FORCETOC__ Zones are areas of the map with designated themes, mobs, and scenery. They are connected to other zones by "zone lines"; crossing over to another zone is called "zoning". Zoning can take anywhere from several seconds to several minutes, depending on the player's computer. Zones are, in essence, the smallest unit of seamless playable area in the game, and are stored on the player's hard drive. An area such as a city might be comprised of two or three smaller zones (like Freeport), while a large zone might contain an entire small city and a vast forest (like Greater Faydark). Zones represent a wide variety of geographical features that can be found in EverQuest, including plains, oceans, cities, deserts, forests, and alternate planes of existence.
- Non-boss zones require you to kill 10 monsters in order to move onto the next one. If you do not kill all 10 monsters in a certain zone, move to another zone and then return, the kill count will reset to 0/10. This requirement can be lowered by obtaining and leveling Kumawakamaru. Every 5 zones, there's a boss battle in which you have to defeat the boss in less than 30 seconds. After ascending, you will start back at zone 1. Offline farming and the Timelapse purchase gives gold based on your current DPS and highest floor.
- Zone 0 [Bamboo Hut] [Menacing Cave] Zone 1 [Lla Fields] [Sleepy Town] Zone 2 [Mucky Lowlands] [Swampy Town] Zone 3 [Tasteful Beach] [Sand City] Zone 4 [Mellow Desert] [Blue Oasis] [Kung Fu Lioness Lair] Zone 5 [Frigid Highlands] (Hasn't been coded yet, but this is what Kah wanted to name it.) In each zone the player can hike with their Invincible Llamas to fight predators , find HoW , and (except for Zone 0) find items and llamas. To gain a new map to lead you to another zone, the player must complete each quest given to them in their current zone, by the member of highest authority of the zone.
- Zones are geographical areas in Nodiatis where players combat creatures and meet other players. Some zones require special travel gear in your inventory just to enter them. Click on the name of a zone or town on the map for more information about that area. Below the clickable map is a comprehensive list of fully-developed and available combat areas, along with resourcing information. Note that "Minimum Suggested Level" is based solely on the level specified when mousing over a square in that particular zone. Towns all have a minimum suggested level of 0. desc none
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