Hey, this may not be appropriate but does anyone in Vulpes have a party full of english speaking players? And also if someone could tell me the benefits and duties of being part of a party, that would be great, thanks. 

By the way, name's NexPrimordia in the game, lvl 25 as of this post.

We have a starting party of english speakers, and even though we have a few, we are all over lvl 175 and are very active, so we can help you move up through the ranks. You should try it out, and if you don't like it then you change your mind, but we are planning to max out the number of before so we can move our ranks to the top. If you want to try it out post your idea number and I'll invite you in

 

• More consistent Partner medals. And typically your party’s medals stay near the top of the list. 
• Help against Raid Bosses. This is especially so for Rare ones, as everyone on you party is notified. 
• Raid Bosses that aren’t yours! Great for gathering LUX when you’re low-ish on AP, especially important for events like this one where beating up a boss is vital to success. You probably already get some of these, but you’ll get them more often in a Party since you’ll ALWAYS have access to their Raid Bosses, assuming they don’t kill them in one turn.
• Way easier to get the luxurious Party LUX rewards. A couple weeks ago was Pumpkin heads, this week is Ghost outfits! They’re pretty hard to get if you’re not in a party.
• Party chat! Not super important, but it’s nice to have people to talk to and ask quick questions to. I know I’ve enjoyed my party being active enough to chitterchat away, but this may not be a major benefit if you prefer going solo.
• -Cited from chiunion

If you're talking about the original Chi, I know a few parties that I can attempt to hook you up with. Not all of them are 100% english-speaking though. I also know someone in Unchained Chi who runs a party, but it may be full.

 

Each team has their own set of rules, generally just be active and do the best you can. Nearly all S-rank teams and some A-rank teams require their players to be paying players (eg purchasing the best cards).

 

Benefits, Chi-wise, are pretty much having a consistent team to beat up RBs (depending on time zones and the such) and AP increase (from 152 → 180 with a full party of 30). The only real downside is that if you don't play for a while, you won't be with your team. Time zones, especially for those not in JST, can be an annoyance if your team is mainly located in Japan. 

 

If you have any questions, feel free to respond or shoot me a pm.

Yeah, if your talking UX our party has a thread going in this subforum, 28/30 players all english speakers.

Thanks guys, and yes I mean the original chi, and I would love to join any of those parties, again, thanks so much c: