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Old 08-30-2011, 08:21 PM
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Mr Smed. Why would you support EXP Loss on PVP death?

That would discourage people from PVP who would normally try to fight someone but won't; fearing xp loss. (same as item loot imo)

and also increase griefing.
Well PVP will happen no matter if you chase it down or not. EQ has all content open for everyone and if you want the content (items/camps) you'll gonna have to contest to get them. So in order to actually get anywhere you'll have to pvp on a server with decent pop.

I do tend to agree that exp loss on pvp is a little bit harsh but i do think it should apply to raid zones, to prevent obvious faggotry bind rushing etc.

All i'm saying is that i'd rather see slow exp + exp death then fast exp + exp death. Fast exp has been tested over and over on vz tz and the only reason slow exp failed on vz tz was because they already lost our trust by wiping the fucking thing 2 times (before they made it slow, lost count how many times it was wiped in total).

P99 has everyones faith, they can make it slow, people will play no matter what they say now.
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