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Title: Do we really think this is still necessary? Post by: dedraelos on May 31, 2006, 03:25:08 am You flee from combat!
You lose 10 experience points. Just wondering everyones thoughts on this. I think it's from the basic MUD design and outdated. Perhaps we could change it or be rid of it? Title: Re: Do we really think this is still necessary? Post by: Rennie on May 31, 2006, 03:45:03 am Yep. Good point :)
Title: Re: Do we really think this is still necessary? Post by: bloom on May 31, 2006, 03:50:10 am Aye, i agree, it should be at least 10000 experience points. :)
Or change according to rank? Title: Re: Do we really think this is still necessary? Post by: Valeria on May 31, 2006, 07:26:25 am Aye, i agree, it should be at least 10000 experience points. :) Or change according to rank? 10000? Ouch! There goes any high level mob slaying for me... I would lose ranks and then not be able to use the rewards from battle! ;) I agree 10 is basically insignificant, but 10000 is somewhat harsh, considering that one may flee several times for a particularly difficult fight. Title: Re: Do we really think this is still necessary? Post by: Dervish on May 31, 2006, 11:00:39 am You flee from combat! I do not think it should be changed. There are classes that are fleeing by default, thieves etc. They should flee, its part of thei life...You lose 10 experience points. Just wondering everyones thoughts on this. I think it's from the basic MUD design and outdated. Perhaps we could change it or be rid of it? Title: Re: Do we really think this is still necessary? Post by: dedraelos on June 01, 2006, 02:52:03 am Yeah, there are classes that flee, it's a part of combat. Sometimes the best tactic in the world is to flee and regroup or recast or prepare or whatever. I don't think that every time we do it we need the loss of 10 exp. In a game where at higher ranks we need 1+ million exp the 10 we lose doesn't matter at all. It doesn't make the game better in any way by leaving this in, just something from the basic MUD engine I think that was never taken out.
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