It's also not a BDO karma system of +-. It's a binary system of "you're either corrupted (red) or not". And then if you are corrupted, there's the severity of penalty depending on how much corruption you have. So you don't decrease someone else's corruption, you increase it by dying to them w/o attacking them.We have not received permission from Mag7spy to share the quoted post.
I'm not sure what exactly you mean here.We have not received permission from Mag7spy to share the quoted post.
Ah, yes, if you continue killing non-combatants, you'll be in deeper shit.We have not received permission from Mag7spy to share the quoted post.
PKers will already be limited in their quantity. On top of that each new kill on a PKer will give them more and more corruption (that is if the PK count removal is real hard and expensive). And on top of that PKing super casuals, whose day would in fact be ruined by a single death, will be even rarer because there'd be no benefit in doing so, which limits the amount of PKers would do that even more.Database query failed while verifying quote authorship.
I see PKers as just that - people who kill other people w/o their victims fighting back. Anything else is a pvper.Database query failed while verifying quote authorship.
Don't think we have info on that. We know that Caravans will indicate what they're carrying through visuals, but don't think we've heard anything about other indicators. That could be a good question for the stream.Database query failed while verifying quote authorship.
Those are not PKers then. They're just pvpers. Or is that the joke you were trying to make?We have not received permission from Ferryman to share the quoted post.
I guess it's my experience/bias from L2, but to me PKer and PvPer are two different things, with different connotations and results. And due to AoC's flagging system being the same, I apply my L2's definition's to Ashes.We have not received permission from Ferryman to share the quoted post.
I know I won't be the one suffering from this kind of scheme, but if people have several accounts filled with several fully (or at least greatly) leveled characters just to gank a few dozen people once a week (if more often if they're literally operating the accounts with a whole group of people) - that's their right. Cause that is so damn much resources just to kill a few casuals that I can only admire the dedication.We have not received permission from sternzy to share the quoted post.
I know I won't be the one suffering from this kind of scheme, but if people have several accounts filled with several fully (or at least greatly) leveled characters just to gank a few dozen people once a week (if more often if they're literally operating the accounts with a whole group of people) - that's their right. Cause that is so damn much resources just to kill a few casuals that I can only admire the dedication.We have not received permission from sternzy to share the quoted post.
Though at that point I got no fucking clue why wouldn't they just farm whatever they need through normal means, if they have groups of people that are so dedicated to the game.
Yeah, I guess so. To me this kind of thinking is as alien as Noaani's defense of hardcore pveBecause the entire point is to hurt the casuals. That IS the gameplay.
I guess I grew up in such a "proper pvp" bubble, that both extremes are too far from me. Or at least that's how I look back on my history in L2. There's probably some nostalgia bias too.
Yeah, I guess so. To me this kind of thinking is as alien as Noaani's defense of hardcore pveBecause the entire point is to hurt the casuals. That IS the gameplay.