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Correct, the NPC boss armours are still banned, also the event rewards from the temple building event are also banned.alegra wrote:Forgot to ask, will Boss armor such as Aen and event shields be banned from the event?
If we're going to start banning the temple event items, I suggest we do that for ALL event items. None of the event daggers, amps, or axes from events before the Temple event.Lanist wrote:Correct, the NPC boss armours are still banned, also the event rewards from the temple building event are also banned.
This includes the Shields, skirts etc.
Also in reference to the events being held on Saturdays, I shall try to spread them a little in future for you all.
-Lanist
It's impossible to ban those items since they look like crafted items. You can't ask to check either, since it can be highly possible that someone has two axes (etc) and just shows you the player crafted one. That's not even taking into account the amount of time it would take to check.totnkopf wrote:If we're going to start banning the temple event items, I suggest we do that for ALL event items. None of the event daggers, amps, or axes from events before the Temple event.
I realize that enforcing it would be a real problem. However, I feel that its a tad unfair to ban things like the FvF event items or the NPC armors, but allow other event items. Those who have not played the game as long weren't able to get the event axe, amp or daggers, and so sets them at a disadvantage.akicks wrote:It's impossible to ban those items since they look like crafted items. You can't ask to check either, since it can be highly possible that someone has two axes (etc) and just shows you the player crafted one. That's not even taking into account the amount of time it would take to check.
The other items can be easily spoted. If someone is using them, it's easy to know.
robably the best looking player on Atys:.[/size]I'm not for the allowance of the NPC armors. I think the fact that they were banned was a good thing since it forces players to actually use HA, isntead of the "uber" drops that can only be obtained throught large, high level groups. If you don't have acess to those groups, which could be due to a number of different reasons, it doesn't mean you're any less of a warrior. Plus half of the NPCs are no longer in the game, so my argument to the past event stuff applies here too.kazaam31 wrote:anyway why banning those stuff? Players worked hard to get those npc armors and so on... and coz of what? If it isnt allowed ....
robably the best looking player on Atys:.[/size]Actually, I do, so no, you're wrong. Both NPC armors and a couple of the event items. I just think its stupid to ban the new stuff, but allow the old, specially when the last event was has so recently come to close.kazaam31 wrote:i guess u dont have a npc armor or event item? im right ?
Morgaine, as strange as it may seem coming from your Karavan enemy, you always present well thought out, valid points. It makes perfect sense that either all sorts of special items are allowed or none are allowed at all. Personally, I don't think there should be any limitations on what participants use in the arena. I don't have any NPC armor or event weapons, though I do have a few Karavan dresses and a shield, but if I did have less common equipment, I would be pretty ticked off for having to leave them on the packer during a Gladiator event.totnkopf wrote:Actually, I do, so no, you're wrong. Both NPC armors and a couple of the event items. I just think its stupid to ban the new stuff, but allow the old, specially when the last event was has so recently come to close.
It's a double edged sword (which infortunatly they are not commiting to in either direction by allowing some and not others) Spiffy...mtsmith wrote:It makes perfect sense that either all sorts of special items are allowed or none are allowed at all. Personally, I don't think there should be any limitations on what participants use in the arena.
