Ryzom

True enough, everyone who knows me in game knows me well enough that I always tried to be kind to everyone, as hard as that was at times. I ment no ill to Jyudas, and if it did then I'm man enough to apologize to him if he so wanted and if he really was offended. But thats for him to answer don't you think, you have offense so you have no place to bring bitterness to it.

Now on with the topic.....

If ya like.

The gloating is one of the things that yank my chain about PvP, but sitting on me barely counts.

michielb wrote:Lets get this thread back on topic shall we?

Okay.

Anyways, the dead bodies is an excellent place to go, to cool off ones feet from the burning hot sand.

magick1 wrote:Okay.

Anyways, the dead bodies is an excellent place to go, to cool off ones feet from the burning hot sand.

/tar Lienchang
/smack

michielb wrote:Mages are supposed to be heavy damage dealers they should be able to kill a fighter with ease hower they als should be more vunerable. Unforunately the classless system in SoR means an AoD can also be a master axeman and combine the strengths of a fighter with the damage output of a mage. The system isn't broken it's working perfectly, it's the people that are broken. They go for max result thinking it's the same as max fun.

There's no need for further nerfs to magic. What we need is magekillers. Bring on the launchers!

(hint: lower the weight on launcher and autolauncher ammo to make them slightly heavier as the rifle ammo and give them a slightly bigger range as your average mage, it'll work wonders on the PvP strategies employed and you might not even have to revamp the ranged sytem...)

Woot, thank you, I just thought of another point that might enlighten others to the way players like me play :) I think of MMORPGs as two games ... one where you build your character up (grinding) ... you do that first ... and then there's the second game, the content, that you take part in once you have your character made.

It might have been easier for me to develop that mindset from staring on MUDs ... where it would usually only take weeks or days to build a max level character.

Or, another way to think of it might be that once people started paying, the producers of these games REALLY upped the time it takes to build a toon. IMO, it's very unfortunate ... it breaks the nice synergy of everyone being able to make their character fairly quickly and then really take part in the bigger game.

aelvana wrote:Woot, thank you, I just thought of another point that might enlighten others to the way players like me play I think of MMORPGs as two games ... one where you build your character up (grinding) ... you do that first ... and then there's the second game, the content, that you take part in once you have your character made.

It might have been easier for me to develop that mindset from staring on MUDs ... where it would usually only take weeks or days to build a max level character.

Or, another way to think of it might be that once people started paying, the producers of these games REALLY upped the time it takes to build a toon. IMO, it's very unfortunate ... it breaks the nice synergy of everyone being able to make their character fairly quickly and then really take part in the bigger game.

Sometimes you travel to get from A to B sometimes you're more interested in the journey.

If you play an MMO like SoR to get for A (lvl) to B (the lvl cap) you miss out on the journey which especially in SoR prior to ep2 is much more interesting...


(btw not sure if you meant to be sarcastic or not but I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt)

Respect for the enemy?
In times of war they always teach you to dehumanize the enemy.

dmarxs wrote:Not at all, it also does not hurt to take whats going on the chin, try to find some fun in it as theres no other way I can get honour points and lighten up a little.

amitst wrote:Respect for the enemy?
In times of war they always teach you to dehumanize the enemy.

I wars the people you kill usually stay dead you propose we bring in perma death as well?