Noaani wrote: » Players in PvE games have been dealing with that situation for decades now... One option is to see if they want to join a group with you, then the two of you can grind faster, without needing to compete. I mean, not everything needs to be adversarial. Crazy, right?
Sorrowbringer wrote: » Noaani wrote: » Players in PvE games have been dealing with that situation for decades now... One option is to see if they want to join a group with you, then the two of you can grind faster, without needing to compete. I mean, not everything needs to be adversarial. Crazy, right? That's great if that's an equally/more efficient way to grind, however, in most games, it's more efficient to grind as a solo, therefore you'd be losing efficiency grouping up. You'd be basically bullied into grouping, and that's just not right for someone who's trying to min max.
Sorrowbringer wrote: » Having come from Black Desert, there was this huge issue with "weaker" players griefing you while you were grinding. I don't know how grindy this game will be, probably not as much as black desert but I suppose there will still be some grinding involved. With the corruption system in place we can't just kill that guy that comes into our rotation and disrupts it continuously with the goal of kicking you off said grinding spot. How is one supposed to deal with that? I've had a fair share of such encouters and these people were not generally very keen on speaking and being civil about it. How is this issue going to be handled? How can one defend one's grinding spot? Best regards!
ClintHardwood wrote: » Given the heavy penalties the corruption system brings, PvP alts will be the answer.
NiKr wrote: » Or you can just PK them and suck it up with the penalties. Also, the game will be much much much more party-based than BDO, so you won't be soloing all the farming locations. If anything I doubt you'll be able to solo a valuable location at all.
BlackBrony wrote: » Sorrowbringer wrote: » Having come from Black Desert, there was this huge issue with "weaker" players griefing you while you were grinding. I don't know how grindy this game will be, probably not as much as black desert but I suppose there will still be some grinding involved. With the corruption system in place we can't just kill that guy that comes into our rotation and disrupts it continuously with the goal of kicking you off said grinding spot. How is one supposed to deal with that? I've had a fair share of such encouters and these people were not generally very keen on speaking and being civil about it. How is this issue going to be handled? How can one defend one's grinding spot? Best regards! Why is it your spot? Do you own the mobs? Did you buy the spot? They have the same right as you to be there.
Sorrowbringer wrote: » BlackBrony wrote: » Sorrowbringer wrote: » Having come from Black Desert, there was this huge issue with "weaker" players griefing you while you were grinding. I don't know how grindy this game will be, probably not as much as black desert but I suppose there will still be some grinding involved. With the corruption system in place we can't just kill that guy that comes into our rotation and disrupts it continuously with the goal of kicking you off said grinding spot. How is one supposed to deal with that? I've had a fair share of such encouters and these people were not generally very keen on speaking and being civil about it. How is this issue going to be handled? How can one defend one's grinding spot? Best regards! Why is it your spot? Do you own the mobs? Did you buy the spot? They have the same right as you to be there. That's what someone who would grief someone else who was already grinding there would say No there's no written rule, however there has been a "grind etiquette" that infers that if you were in a spot first then you are entitled to that spot untill someone comes and requests to duel for it, in which case the winner gets the spot. At least it has been that way in the games that I've played.
SoL= wrote: That's what someone who would grief someone else who was already grinding there would say No there's no written rule, however there has been a "grind etiquette" that infers that if you were in a spot first then you are entitled to that spot untill someone comes and requests to duel for it, in which case the winner gets the spot. At least it has been that way in the games that I've played.
Sorrowbringer wrote: » ...we can't just kill that guy that comes into our rotation and disrupts it continuously with the goal of kicking you off... ... bullied into grouping, and that's just not right for someone who's trying to min max... ... there has been a "grind etiquette" that infers that if you were in a spot first then you are entitled to that spot untill someone comes and requests to duel for it...
Depraved wrote: » BlackBrony wrote: » Sorrowbringer wrote: » Having come from Black Desert, there was this huge issue with "weaker" players griefing you while you were grinding. I don't know how grindy this game will be, probably not as much as black desert but I suppose there will still be some grinding involved. With the corruption system in place we can't just kill that guy that comes into our rotation and disrupts it continuously with the goal of kicking you off said grinding spot. How is one supposed to deal with that? I've had a fair share of such encouters and these people were not generally very keen on speaking and being civil about it. How is this issue going to be handled? How can one defend one's grinding spot? Best regards! Why is it your spot? Do you own the mobs? Did you buy the spot? They have the same right as you to be there. yeah but if there are more spots, why do they have to come to where you are?
Kubitz2 wrote: » "Sorrowbringer"...."Depraved"....kind of revealing, innit?
