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How Corruption will work IRL
sunfrog
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Gankers gonna gank. There will always be those that will risk it just for the lol's of stomping a noobie.
I saw players from every level range going red, and often the newer players would Flag themselves and just fight to the death in a consenting fashion. It was pretty rare that I saw other low levels going red, and pretty common in the later levels to see other higher level players going red.
Now we do live in a different time than Lineage 2, and there will be a Bounty Hunter system in AoC, so things might play out a little bit different, positively or negatively in comparison. But I promise you plenty of the Corrupted players will be of a higher level. Even though that is simply my opinion, I am confident enough to make it a promise.
But why would you? Unless you figured out a way around the system. What you gain is small compared to what you lose.
Same thing while solo grinding. If another dude is being annoying and i want to *slap with a white glove* that dude.. i can do it he can reply and we can have a nice pvp. or.. he can continue to be annoying and get PKed... and trust me... grinding while being red is one hell of an adrenaline rush. Risk /Reward thing.
You seem to be of the notion that going Corrupted requires a tangible reward. Player PK'ing isn't about chasing a progression path or reward, necessarily. Giving players the agency to attack and kill anyone at any time, enables a different type of social dynamic within the world.
The vast majority of people won't be looking to go red and be building their character around the meta of being a griefer. It is there so you can engage rivals/enemies, fight for prime grinding real estate etc. The incentive that you are curious about is power, authority, fame, notoriety, and most importantly, victory.