Re: False Declarations? o.0
Posted: Tue Dec 27, 2005 10:01 pm
Um, you didn't answer Inaeroth's question. You just restated what you already said.Its more Roleplay then what they are doing currently.
Um, you didn't answer Inaeroth's question. You just restated what you already said.Its more Roleplay then what they are doing currently.
There isn't any RP in exploiting the declaration system. RP has nothing to do with what i started this topic about.katriell wrote:Um, you didn't answer Inaeroth's question. You just restated what you already said.
but you're not winning anything. You're just preventing others from attempting to attack an outpost.blaah wrote:winning (and keeping op) at all cost thats the point.
Sigh, end with your accusations there kos. But your right i did loose my temper, after waiting for days for the chance to declare war, only to find that i won't get this chance, because of this exploit.What goes around comes around anymoo. Again i don't blame you for what's going on. But as soon as Nev fixes this problem. Ima get ya I wasn't even going for your outpost, as you have known for a veeery long time, but what the hey..kostika wrote:This will be my final post on this subject. I've made my views clear.
This post was made by Final because he could not bribe and bargain his way into making me remove an agreed declaration I have with another guild. His offerings including false declarations. So you see this isn't about any kind of moral high ground, but about not getting his way because I wouldn't do what he wanted. The RP (even if he didn't think he was) was good til he lost his temper. It could have become so much more if he'd just run with it instead of complaining.
How is the false declaration more RP? It has opened up a gateway to interaction and RP with a guild I had formally had littleinteraction with. The agreement has blossomed into a trade agreement and a friendship. There is a million time more RP in that than a bunch of PvP. It also allows for guilds to hold outposts diplomatically which Nevrax hasn't allowed for. It opens it up for other guilds to try to wheel and deal with the allied guilds, to try to break the agreement. To try to cause a backstabbing. The possibilities are endless really. Besides the cost does build up even for a rich guild. It takes time and organisation between the 2 allied guilds.
kostika wrote:This will be my final post on this subject. I've made my views clear.
This post was made by Final because he could not bribe and bargain his way into making me remove an agreed declaration I have with another guild. His offerings including false declarations. So you see this isn't about any kind of moral high ground, but about not getting his way because I wouldn't do what he wanted. The RP (even if he didn't think he was) was good til he lost his temper. It could have become so much more if he'd just run with it instead of complaining.
How is the false declaration more RP? It has opened up a gateway to interaction and RP with a guild I had formally had littleinteraction with. The agreement has blossomed into a trade agreement and a friendship. There is a million time more RP in that than a bunch of PvP. It also allows for guilds to hold outposts diplomatically which Nevrax hasn't allowed for. It opens it up for other guilds to try to wheel and deal with the allied guilds, to try to break the agreement. To try to cause a backstabbing. The possibilities are endless really. Besides the cost does build up even for a rich guild. It takes time and organisation between the 2 allied guilds.
scott23 wrote:Ha gott have my 2 pennies worth
/target Kostika
/Aim
/Slap
HAHA...
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~Kostika
Guild Leader of The Samsara
Stand and Deliver!!
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stand and hide behind an exploit if you ask me...
or you just delivering pizza's ?
Man! Why didn't I think of that! The devs did actually allowed for something similar - the area around the temples was pvp so you could sit at the temple wait for opposing factions to come in with their activated flags and nuke them so they couldn't drop off mats or craft. Or you could enter the zone to activate your flag and then camp at the tp waiting for players to enter in the region with their flags set and unable to react as their systems updated. The players themselves decided this was a dishonorable act.final60 wrote:Let me put it another way. You need to talk to The Kami Preacher at the Kami Sanctuary to be able to get into the event lands. But say the Kami preacher wandered off, or better yet, someone kidnapped him, so that noone could even get to the event lands to be able to fight over the Mats.
kostika wrote: How is the false declaration more RP? It has opened up a gateway to interaction and RP with a guild I had formally had littleinteraction with. The agreement has blossomed into a trade agreement and a friendship. There is a million time more RP in that than a bunch of PvP. It also allows for guilds to hold outposts diplomatically which Nevrax hasn't allowed for. It opens it up for other guilds to try to wheel and deal with the allied guilds, to try to break the agreement. To try to cause a backstabbing. The possibilities are endless really. Besides the cost does build up even for a rich guild. It takes time and organisation between the 2 allied guilds.