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I played it only for a few days because they had high level players going around killing newbies for fun. My first step out of town some guy kills me in one sho

by pkaye 8y ago

I played it only for a few days because they had high level players going around killing newbies for fun. My first step out of town some guy kills me in one shot. I went back to continue and he does it a second time and third time. Eventually gave up in frustration.

cronix 8y ago
Sounds like the spawn system in most games.
- da_chicken 8y ago
  It's exactly why later MMOs had PvP rules. Even WoW's PvP servers didn't allow PvP in the starting areas.
starpilot 8y ago
lol owned
- jeffrom 8y ago
  Think you mean oOooOO OooOoOOo
  - swozey 8y ago
    Oh man, what was it, Ghostspeak? Then you could ask a ghost who had killed them and if they were near you..
    - jghn 8y ago
      spirit speak
- debaserab2 8y ago
  don't forget to stand over the corpse and spam your bow hotkey to keep the animation on that one particular frame where it looks hunched over the corpse...
  - philliphaydon 8y ago
    Or use bandages to resurrect the person so you can kill them again with lightening.
    - supernintendo 8y ago
      Or use a sword / dagger on the corpse and collect the body parts. IIRC the head would carry the name of the player that died (although this feature may have been a byproduct of free shards).
swozey 8y ago
This was honestly part of the fun for me. I played a miner/smith often. To be as light weight as possible so I could carry more ore I had to run around naked. I carried nothing but my pick, a llama and sometimes a smiths apron. The way the screen works I don't think there's really any possible way for someone to see you but you can't see them (not including hiding). I'd basically stand around mining for hours and spamming All-Names (this shows the names of everything on the screen) and as soon as I saw a guy with a red name, or really any name walk into my screen, I'd stop and get ready to bolt and hide. It was far more dangerous to go get high value ore outside of the cities than it was to get low value ore. To get Valorite I had to actually pay people to guard me or kill monsters for me. Usually I'd give them discounts on armor or just free armor for doing so. We all had that "walk out of the city and get mowed down" experience. It taught us to run through the woods and constantly hide and be ready to bolt. If you saw a dead body you knew to turn around and run. Every city has different routes and the forks outside of most major cities were the dangerous parts. You had to go around them and dodge the animals that might be in the woods.
x220 8y ago
sit

by pkaye 8y ago

cronix 8y ago

Sounds like the spawn system in most games.

da_chicken 8y ago
It's exactly why later MMOs had PvP rules. Even WoW's PvP servers didn't allow PvP in the starting areas.

starpilot 8y ago

lol owned

jeffrom 8y ago
Think you mean oOooOO OooOoOOo
- swozey 8y ago
  Oh man, what was it, Ghostspeak? Then you could ask a ghost who had killed them and if they were near you..
  - jghn 8y ago
    spirit speak
debaserab2 8y ago
don't forget to stand over the corpse and spam your bow hotkey to keep the animation on that one particular frame where it looks hunched over the corpse...
- philliphaydon 8y ago
  Or use bandages to resurrect the person so you can kill them again with lightening.
  - supernintendo 8y ago
    Or use a sword / dagger on the corpse and collect the body parts. IIRC the head would carry the name of the player that died (although this feature may have been a byproduct of free shards).

swozey 8y ago

This was honestly part of the fun for me. I played a miner/smith often. To be as light weight as possible so I could carry more ore I had to run around naked. I carried nothing but my pick, a llama and sometimes a smiths apron. The way the screen works I don't think there's really any possible way for someone to see you but you can't see them (not including hiding). I'd basically stand around mining for hours and spamming All-Names (this shows the names of everything on the screen) and as soon as I saw a guy with a red name, or really any name walk into my screen, I'd stop and get ready to bolt and hide. It was far more dangerous to go get high value ore outside of the cities than it was to get low value ore. To get Valorite I had to actually pay people to guard me or kill monsters for me. Usually I'd give them discounts on armor or just free armor for doing so. We all had that "walk out of the city and get mowed down" experience. It taught us to run through the woods and constantly hide and be ready to bolt. If you saw a dead body you knew to turn around and run. Every city has different routes and the forks outside of most major cities were the dangerous parts. You had to go around them and dodge the animals that might be in the woods.

x220 8y ago

sit