I wonder if gathering body parts counts as griefing?
I hope not, that was an enjoyable action back in Ultima Online. Chopping up bodies and keeping the parts. A mantle full of heads being the obvious classic. But also fun was to take their leg and leave it by the bank in town for all to see the shame of their loss in battle!
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
I think the bigger question here is, why this obsession with bakery products/ accoutrements and the desire to kill others over them. This concerns me greatly.
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ILLPeonUMember, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One
Somebody that has something I desire!
Someone who has stolen from me in the past!
A streamer (just because)
TwitchTV Streamer: The Hidden Dagger Inn Saturday's 5:00 PM Cst
I would murder someone if I feel like it might benefit me in some way (to take their stuff) or if I don't like that player because they've annoyed me in the past, or if I think they might be a spy, or if someone pays me to, or if I just feel like it.
This seems like a fairly bad reason to kill someone in a game like Ashes.
If I suspect someone is a spy, I am going to start slowly feeding them bad intel, when the guild this player is spying for start to see that the info from their spy is often bad, and I am going to use my counter spy in that guild to suggest that the player in question actually did have the correct info. This will lead to the spys guild assuming they have turned, which will likely lead to them being either removed from the guild completely, or highly distrusted from that point on.
Killing their character just seems so... pointless.
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AtamaMember, Braver of Worlds, Kickstarter, Alpha One
This seems like a fairly bad reason to kill someone in a game like Ashes.
If I suspect someone is a spy, I am going to start slowly feeding them bad intel, when the guild this player is spying for start to see that the info from their spy is often bad, and I am going to use my counter spy in that guild to suggest that the player in question actually did have the correct info. This will lead to the spys guild assuming they have turned, which will likely lead to them being either removed from the guild completely, or highly distrusted from that point on.
Killing their character just seems so... pointless.
It depends on how they are spying.
If they are hanging around, trying to get into everyone's good graces, then yes trying to set them up with false info is a good idea.
If they are scouting though, poking around and trying to look at defenses and getting other visual info, you want to kill them ASAP before they can learn anymore.
This seems like a fairly bad reason to kill someone in a game like Ashes.
If I suspect someone is a spy, I am going to start slowly feeding them bad intel, when the guild this player is spying for start to see that the info from their spy is often bad, and I am going to use my counter spy in that guild to suggest that the player in question actually did have the correct info. This will lead to the spys guild assuming they have turned, which will likely lead to them being either removed from the guild completely, or highly distrusted from that point on.
Killing their character just seems so... pointless.
It depends on how they are spying.
If they are hanging around, trying to get into everyone's good graces, then yes trying to set them up with false info is a good idea.
If they are scouting though, poking around and trying to look at defenses and getting other visual info, you want to kill them ASAP before they can learn anymore.
Not if they're in your guild or alliance at least before they can be removed... dundundun...
Tyrantor
Master Assassin
(Yes same Tyrantor from Shadowbane)
Book suggestions:
Galaxy Outlaws books 1-16.5, Metagamer Chronicles, The Land litrpg series, Ready Player One, Zen in the Martial Arts
1. Seeing player(s) grinding mats that tries to avoid confrontation (when confronted) is just sad and should be killed (freekill imo)
2. If player is not in some sort of NAP or alliance with my guild AND refuse to give me money when i ask for it then its reason enough to attack imo
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
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NagashMember, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
*clap* *clap*
The dead do not squabble as this land’s rulers do. The dead have no desires, petty jealousies or ambitions. A world of the dead is a world at peace
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AtamaMember, Braver of Worlds, Kickstarter, Alpha One
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
Follow your nose
It always knows
The flavor of death
Where ever it goes
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NagashMember, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
Follow your nose
It always knows
The flavor of death
Where ever it goes
what if your noses is no longer a thing?
The dead do not squabble as this land’s rulers do. The dead have no desires, petty jealousies or ambitions. A world of the dead is a world at peace
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AtamaMember, Braver of Worlds, Kickstarter, Alpha One
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
Follow your nose
It always knows
The flavor of death
Where ever it goes
what if your noses is no longer a thing?
You have no business dealing in the world of cereal.
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NagashMember, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
Follow your nose
It always knows
The flavor of death
Where ever it goes
what if your noses is no longer a thing?
You have no business dealing in the world of cereal.
But it has milk
The dead do not squabble as this land’s rulers do. The dead have no desires, petty jealousies or ambitions. A world of the dead is a world at peace
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
Follow your nose
It always knows
The flavor of death
Where ever it goes
what if your noses is no longer a thing?
You have no business dealing in the world of cereal.
But it has milk
If you need to fortify yourself with calcium I recommend a milk bath then.
If I go to tag a mob for a quest and some asshole is tagging all of them in the area. I'm killing him for being an asshole. xD It is against mmo etiquette to do so at the expense of other players you will most likely be playing a lot with. I will especially do it if tagging is completely unbalanced. So if you do that and you get stunned part way through and die to creeps that will probably be why from me.
Otherwise I'll probably never do it. PvP isn't really fun when either side is forced into it. It's most fun vs actual PvPers after all. Organized PvP will always be the best form of PvP and people will probably be doing a lot of that with caravans anyway.
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
Follow your nose
It always knows
The flavor of death
Where ever it goes
what if your noses is no longer a thing?
You have no business dealing in the world of cereal.
But it has milk
If you need to fortify yourself with calcium I recommend a milk bath then.
I admit, I took some damage reading this string of bad puns.
If I go to tag a mob for a quest and some asshole is tagging all of them in the area. I'm killing him for being an asshole. xD It is against mmo etiquette to do so at the expense of other players you will most likely be playing a lot with. I will especially do it if tagging is completely unbalanced. So if you do that and you get stunned part way through and die to creeps that will probably be why from me.
Otherwise I'll probably never do it. PvP isn't really fun when either side is forced into it. It's most fun vs actual PvPers after all. Organized PvP will always be the best form of PvP and people will probably be doing a lot of that with caravans anyway.
Heya folks! Let's bring this on back around to the original question/topic at hand, "List the reasons why you would PK somebody that doesn't wanna fight back", rather than going back and forth on semantics here
Here's my list...
I would PK:
1. Someone who burnt my toast
2. Someone who stole all my butter
3. Someone who thinks that rye is better than sourdough
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
Follow your nose
It always knows
The flavor of death
Where ever it goes
what if your noses is no longer a thing?
You have no business dealing in the world of cereal.
But it has milk
If you need to fortify yourself with calcium I recommend a milk bath then.
I do that anyway
The dead do not squabble as this land’s rulers do. The dead have no desires, petty jealousies or ambitions. A world of the dead is a world at peace
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I hope not, that was an enjoyable action back in Ultima Online. Chopping up bodies and keeping the parts. A mantle full of heads being the obvious classic. But also fun was to take their leg and leave it by the bank in town for all to see the shame of their loss in battle!
Nope, it counts as harvesting.
Perfect *dave! get the saw and the bone jell, we have work to do*
If they are too close to my freehold for my liking (get of my lawn!)
If I'm trying to tame beasties to build up breeding stock for my stable and they start trying to wipe the herd for a "grind point"
If they are a cleric wandering all alone
If I think they are streaming..
Hmm.. when I started this I thought I would bring valid points but now I'm starting to think I may be a prick
I think the bigger question here is, why this obsession with bakery products/ accoutrements and the desire to kill others over them. This concerns me greatly.
Someone who has stolen from me in the past!
A streamer (just because)
https://youtube.com/@TheHiddenDaggerInn
Big mood.
If I suspect someone is a spy, I am going to start slowly feeding them bad intel, when the guild this player is spying for start to see that the info from their spy is often bad, and I am going to use my counter spy in that guild to suggest that the player in question actually did have the correct info. This will lead to the spys guild assuming they have turned, which will likely lead to them being either removed from the guild completely, or highly distrusted from that point on.
Killing their character just seems so... pointless.
If they are hanging around, trying to get into everyone's good graces, then yes trying to set them up with false info is a good idea.
If they are scouting though, poking around and trying to look at defenses and getting other visual info, you want to kill them ASAP before they can learn anymore.
A scout I would kill, for sure.
Not if they're in your guild or alliance at least before they can be removed... dundundun...
Master Assassin
(Yes same Tyrantor from Shadowbane)
Book suggestions:
Galaxy Outlaws books 1-16.5, Metagamer Chronicles, The Land litrpg series, Ready Player One, Zen in the Martial Arts
2. If player is not in some sort of NAP or alliance with my guild AND refuse to give me money when i ask for it then its reason enough to attack imo
What if a group of people said Frosted Flakes is a better breakfast than toast, would you become...a cereal killer?
*clap* *clap*
Follow your nose
It always knows
The flavor of death
Where ever it goes
what if your noses is no longer a thing?
You have no business dealing in the world of cereal.
But it has milk
Otherwise I'll probably never do it. PvP isn't really fun when either side is forced into it. It's most fun vs actual PvPers after all. Organized PvP will always be the best form of PvP and people will probably be doing a lot of that with caravans anyway.
U.S. East
I admit, I took some damage reading this string of bad puns.
I do that anyway