Players can also choose from among different online servers in order to play with certain friends. Furthermore, DAoC utilizes an in-game help system and an organization of volunteer players who give advice on gameplay. DAoC's interface encourages communication with customizable windows to display chat messages and optional windows for tracking friends and group members. Since a main component of the game involves interacting with other players, DAoC has a very strong social framework, and gives significant experience bonuses to players who utilize it. Guilds come with their own chat channels, economic systems, housing, abilities, and reward systems.
Being part of a battle group or guild helps members complete large-scale PvE tasks or battles, develops economic advantages, and facilitates better communication between players. RvR represents one-on-one combat between players, whereas PvE involves fighting computer-created monsters alone or as part of a group.
Within the game, players engage in either Player vs. Each time a player's avatar gains experience and/or money, he or she also gains improved special abilities and basic qualities such as endurance. Played from either a first- or third-person perspective, DAoC focuses on basic concepts of play within MMORPGs, such as gaining experience points through combat or the completion of quests, which then allows the character to level up. Hybrid classes with combined skill sets are also available in all three realms. After selecting a home realm, players create a unique avatar from 18 different races (some races are contingent upon the chosen realm) and four classes standard to RPGs: warriors, rogues, spellcasters, and healers. Players can choose to be an inhabitant of any of these three realms: Albion (home of the Britons), Hibernia (land of the Celts), or Midgard (Nordic territory). Published by Vivendi Games, Wanadoo, and later Electronic Arts, this game takes place ten years after King Arthur's death, with three of the realms he previously controlled at war with one another. DAoC is a 3D fantasy adventure that combines Arthurian legend, Celtic lore, and Norse mythology in a persistent world that, at its peak, held more than 250,000 simultaneous subscribers. Four days after its release in 2001, the game had already sold 51,000 copies.
Mythic Entertainment began developing its first massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), Dark Age of Camelot (DAoC), in 1999.
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