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# Log-In and Starting Point
Players can use several types of log-in methods.
### **Guest login:**
Players can log-in anonymously, without needing to create an account, so they can participate in events and visit specific land parcels. Guests will not be able to use a weapon, collect memory shards, or own NFT assets.
### **Email login:**
Players can register to the game via email only, email log-in will let players experience all of “2d.Miami: Memory Hunters”, they won’t be able to access power-ups or own NFT assets.
### **Av8tar login:**
Players owning an Av8tar can log-in with their wallet. Once the game has made sure an Av8tar is present in the player’s wallet, they can start hunting for memories.
### **Starting Area:**
Players land in Miami Beach, guided by Lina, a human narrator and the game developers' in-world voice. She introduces the game mechanics and objective, as well as inform the player on their story progression.
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