One of the best things about Verge is the community. Verge-rpg.com has a help forum where your questions can be answered. You can also visit the IRC channel on irc.lunarnet.org in #vergehelp (or for those without IRC clients, there is a java chat in the IRC section). Also, there is a huge amount of info in the Verge3 documentation section including the Verge Manual and some code samples.
Note: The old IRC server irc.esper.net is no longer used. But you can still go there if you really wanted to!
< Are there premade resources available?
Can I use 3rd party programs to create tiles and characters? * >
Where can I get support?
Talkback #3 written by Overkill on 2008-01-19.
Actually, contrary to either of the below comments, LOTS of people go to #verge and #vergehelp. If you want a quick diagnosis with a problem, IRC is a good option. It's also a good way to meet other people working on projects and to get involved with the community a bit more! Note that people won't always be around, but most of the time it's fairly monitored. If you can't find help on IRC, the Help Boards will certainly be a good other destination. - Overkill
Talkback #2 written by creek23 on 2008-01-18.
No one usually goes to #verge. Post your question in the forums instead. * http://www.verge-rpg.com/boards/
Talkback #1 written by Troupe on 2004-09-26.
No one goes to #vergehelp. If you really need help ask in #verge.
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