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LOL! wtfpwned
iphdrunk wrote:Sorry request royalty/patent/copyright/etc. denied
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dammit I stood to make a fortune!@#iphdrunk wrote:Sorry request royalty/patent/copyright/etc. denied
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In addition to Kostika's question, how on Atys would I know I have credit for that spawn point? It doesn't show on my map as a spawn point.Xavier Antoviaque wrote:All respawn points, not only the active ones, will be taken into account; even if you are Karavan, and come next to a Kami one, you will get credited an additional respawn point for the Ring.
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Xavier.
It could then be useful if the ingame map showed the spawnpoints you got with the other faction, but in a different color (red maybe).Xavier Antoviaque wrote:All respawn points, not only the active ones, will be taken into account; even if you are Karavan, and come next to a Kami one, you will get credited an additional respawn point for the Ring.
Which character? All of of them? And if so, will their points accumilate?soulsnatcher wrote:Ring packs are now unlocked by accumulating respawn points with your character.
I like that ideamagick1 wrote:Which character? All of of them? And if so, will their points accumilate?
Had to ask.
Or kill 1 of each mob, or dig one of each resource in the Q of the region. (Maybe we should have ring missions, or ring Rites.)boinged wrote:Spawn points are pretty easy to pick up. Imagine how much fun it would be instead to have to target a different type of mob in each region. There must be around 10 mobs x 5 levels (obviously more types of mobs but less levels) x 5 regions. Certain creatures are ecosystem-dependent, so no bawaabs/frippo in the desert. This would really encourage exploration.