Ryzom

If you want to stay in your current guild but need more q200 lvl cats, some places to ask, are Ulsort in eye of atys, Yorran in Atys Souls, Azad in Fluffy Bunnies, of course Kilgore in BM, and there are probably more, but these are all guilds that should be more than happy to help you with cats.

ghostflame wrote:What can I do with a higher level toon that I can't do right now (skills at about 150)?

I can't think of anything really.

Except from things like "kill [specific mob] on your own" and such, which is rather artificial.

For most things, a higher level simply means you'll do better at it or have an easier time at it, or that you'll have more options. But I can't really think of anything I've been doing at level 250 that I wasn't already doing at level 150.

Though admittedly, when I was 150, we did have plenty of level 250 players already, but the game wasn't so geared towards the assumption that everybody is (close to) 250, as it seems to be now. Events back then mostly had red kitin/marauders/foes, that as level 150 I could somewhat stand against. These days every event mob seems to be level 250. Outposts back then didn't have the constant launcher barrage going on, so as level 150 I could survive pretty well unless someone targeted me directly. These days I expect all the AoE flying around would blast you down pretty quick.

So I'm not sure how fun those things would be for a level 150 today.

I mirror the surprise at the lack of cats. With the server population to catalyser ratio as it is, nobody should be short on them. Don't be afraid to ask, most guilds get far more cats from their outposts than they'd know what to do with.

fiach wrote:Evil is in the eye of the beholder.

I hope that was just a throwaway comment meant to say that not everybody thinks of TI as evil and said without much thought to the full meaning, otherwise that's a bloody scary mindset.

Well I would kinda hope that not everyone thinks TI are evil LOL

*bites tongue*

ajsuk wrote:*bites tongue*

Come on Jayce....If you must, think of the <insert name> guild as the Empire in Star Wars, not every Stormtrooper is "evil" and not every Trooper wants to control the universe (server) in a vise-like grip. Most are just ordinary people who feel it is in their best interests to stay on the side of The Emporer and Darth Vader as a matter of self preservation and to have a secure place for themselves and their friends in the universe (server).

Would be nice to have a few of the Kara blasters I have to admit.....

I don't think anyone can really do anything evil inside the context of an MMO...

Unless you get to things like stealing people's accounts or betraying friends over ingame items, but that's not really inside the context of the MMO.

I doubt that's what Danile meant either.

All guilds are intrinsically a good thing, they bond a group of players together in a common cause, so they can enjoy the game in an environment that is comfortable to them.

Ryzom is a PvP game, so inevitably, conflicts arise, that will colour peoples impressions of each other.

That doesnt make anyone good or bad, its a game, not real life.

If I play Mass Effect/Fallout for example, I will initially play a good karma/paragon character, then I will play as a bad karma/renegade character.

Neither of these choices, mean that I am either a good/bad person in real life, they are just different experiences, in an artificial environment.

Guilds are helpful, sure, but for hunting and causing mayhem and having fun or whatever, a friends list will accomplish the same thing. Prod Uni chat for cats (Atys is flooded with them, don't worry) and hunting parties, and you'll be sure to find both, plus a few acquaintances, eventually.

(Sorry to rerail the subject. )