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Old 11-06-2011, 04:05 AM
gloinz gloinz is offline
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The idea of a group of duoers/soloers slowly building up the numbers/strength to overcome an organized group that's taken over a zone is what sounds like a blast to me. For both parties involved.

It's an escalation of pvp. If everyone leaves/logs after a fight how is that better?
you can do this without dying 30 times fyi its called /ooc hey who wants to kill those zerglings 5 paladin lfg
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Old 11-06-2011, 04:29 AM
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Sure seems like the majority of you never played RZ. I don't doubt it, I mean, it was 12 years ago. But let me tell you something about it as someone who played RZ on day 1 - it wasn't red. Not even in the slightest. PKs were frowned upon. Don't get me wrong, PvP happened, especially in my guild which was basically formed up of a bunch of old UO players.

But the beauty of RZ was that it had a community of blue, red, purple, and pink. Stop trying to make it something it wasn't. It's not a first person shooter. It's the same old game with PvP turned /on, that's it. Play it how you want.
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