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vajuras 3/01/08 9:39:42 AM
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Joined: 1/20/06 |
Why do people want a DP its simple. We cant impact the world without a DP. Think about PVP where lowbies are adventuring and doing quests. Along comes a high level and kills them all. Because there is no DP, he just sits there and kills them ALL DAY long. The newbies scream and some anti-PKs arrive to deal with the griefer. After about 10 minutes they notice he not returning so they leave. The griefer decloaks (he's a rogue), and renews his killing spree with new ZEAL!
Same scenario. The veteran is torturing the newbies, killing every lowbie in sight. Along comes the anti-PKs. They kill the high level and guess what- because the high level was a GRIEFer all his loot is now player lootable. The anti-PKs can now pick through all his loot. You think that guy will be back? Most likely not. Because there is no consequences for actions we see rampant griefing. It's easy, we want a harsh DP because that is the only way to get impact |
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Kyleran 3/01/08 9:53:31 AM
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Joined: 9/13/06
"In EVE, no one gives a damn about a fair fight." - chafin |
Originally posted by vajuras Exactly Vaj. Death penalties force players to think of the consequences of their actions, and to actively work towards not dying with their every move. Its a far more realistic manner of looking at combat and the world.
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Bakhalla 3/01/08 3:56:59 PM
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Joined: 6/12/07 |
with a harsh DP, i believe that a sincere "fight or flight" responce is triggered in the player... which leads to better immersion and a better gameplay experience.
i loved eq yeah it sucked when you died, but that pushes you to be a better, crafty, intuitive player, which is awsome. if you died so much that you lost levels you weren't paying attention because you weren't properly immersed... which is the essence of ROLE PLAYING which i think is the huge portion of what has "happened" to our games.
they ceased being MMO RPG's and became MMO's...
age of conan needs one server with a harsh DP, and close to FULL LOOT. this would be the most REAL RPG server ever.
IRL if you get jumped in the woods, they kill you, that sucks, they take your loot, that sucks, you reincarnate, get revenge, that rulz0rgs.... |
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Dameonk 3/02/08 1:08:55 AM
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Joined: 3/30/04 |
I've jumped off of cliffs in LOTRO before just to get to the resurrection point closer to town. I do this kind of thing a lot. I would like to play a game again where I would laugh at even thinking of doing that. |
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solareus 3/02/08 1:18:40 AM
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Joined: 9/20/06
"Eye for an Eye" |
Conan Theory is about brutality, death and conquering , physical and mental anquish LotrO is about The Light, friends,alliance,good will and the commin together to fight a great evil. 2 different game theorys, LotrO already released as proven itself to follow the theory .( you lose exp and get damaged to equipment in LortO when you die, so your information is old also you don't die in LotrO, you are defeated and you retreat.) Conan is about the brutality of life, becoming your own enemy, killing, raping,stealing... the death pentalty should reflect that . |
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MrVicchio 3/02/08 2:44:33 PM
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Joined: 6/09/04
To live free is worth dying for. |
Originally posted by solareusAnd Conan the product has the goal fo pulling in the most players.
More people are out off by harsh DP then those that demand one.
$$ talks, not idealism of the E-Peen crowd.
BESIDES, this game is gonna go after the X360 crowd, that means it is be nature a casual friendly game. All you hardcore players are in for a NASTY shock. |
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Even if WAR doesn't succeed straight away, it's possible it could become a cult hit and grow like EVE online has |
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Teiman 3/02/08 2:50:14 PM
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Joined: 2/29/08 |
Oh noes. /me realization AoC will be dumbed down for consoles |
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dreamer05 3/02/08 2:56:56 PM
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Joined: 7/18/05 |
It gives you a sense of ownership, a sense of reality. To me it makes me understand that my actions have consequences. I think it makes me feel like more a part of the world, and more immersed. Sure of course it is going to make you angry when you die, but I think that after you get over it you've learned and experienced something. Not to mention, call my crazy, but some corpse runs in EQ were just plain funny. |
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Samuraisword 3/02/08 6:45:31 PM
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Joined: 2/15/06
Gamers who use RMT are like athletes who use steroids. |
Originally posted by dreamer05/agree Sadly the kids(players) nowadays don't understand the concept and joy of earning your way and paying your dues. They want everything now without consequences or effort. There is just no explaining it to them. |
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Coralis 3/02/08 7:14:35 PM
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