Red99 Purge day

[Kimm Bare|y]

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[Bodybagger]

Originally Posted by fred schnarf [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

what a stupid thread

because GM organized fight nights are so much cooler than if people could guerilla strike zerg targets who aren't stacked up 20 deep because no one can hide....


Expected results from forum trolls after tons of positive feedback in game on idea [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]*shocker*

[Bodybagger]

Originally Posted by Kimm Bare|y [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

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This isn't rants and flames. Don't come in here posting photos you collected while looking for love on craislist.

Say something constructive or critical, that took though, and is pertinent to whatever is being discussed, or GTFO. I am truly sad for the people who hide behind a troll persona on the forums and are to scared to have a real personality people might hate anyways, so they just try to be obnoxious.

[Bodybagger]

Originally Posted by Doors [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

We purge azrael core members daily and shit on them. Don't see how this is any different from any other day on the box u kno?

Now back on topic; Other guilds don't have the player base to live track targets in countless zones... I for instance, sweep 2-3 zones on 3-4 toons each night when I log in to look for some PVP fun before retiring to grinding levels on whichever one of my toons can find a group.

If I had a day I knew I could log in and /who all level range to PVP that's all I'd do that day.

[Wrench]

why not just turn off role and anon permanently?

seriously, could argue to remove the zone from global /who, but why is everyone hiding?

[Bodybagger]

Originally Posted by Wrench [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

why not just turn off role and anon permanently?

seriously, could argue to remove the zone from global /who, but why is everyone hiding?

That is an interesting idea... removing the zone so people can more readily find groups etc. That would REALLY promote red growth. It isn't always so much people being blue but people have to level up and solo play isn't possible and that would let people find groups easily if nothing else. For now you have to occupy the harshest twink infested zones for readily available groups and ooc inviting opens you to potential grief too.

But otherwise, it would lead to people being camped off the box/forced LnS every time they zone if you couldn't hide zone from other players.

Very interesting idea though, I like it! Good brainstorming and critical thinking for small changes that make big impacts on red99. Anyone else got any crazy awesome ideas?

[Bazia]

Removing /anon just results in people constantly /who'ing the zones next to them and logging before pvp can ever show up

[Bodybagger]

Ports and bind/gate impact that as well though... you'll never be able to fully stop people who avoid it, they will just run when you get to them all the same. This just increases encounters drastically.

Your logic is flawed because they just plug and gate and log as is if they don't want pvp... they just get to live a more PVP free life at present.

[BardPop]

Originally Posted by Bodybagger [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I brought up in ooc, and I think it would be really awesome if instead of the highly structured arranged pvp events (which aren't all that red) the server had Purge days, much like the movie THE PURGE, fro what I saw of the previews....

This is kind of a Sullon zek era idea, but lets keep in mind all those servers had thousands and you can't just run games here like you did in the past. If you want some kind of wild uninhibited ffa then host a botb.

[Bodybagger]

If we had thousands we wouldn't need to encourage ability to have random pvp, and it doesn't just encourage pvp but also helps finding groups. Even if anon/role only hid your zone and not level/class.

The fact that we have a severely lower population makes the concept that much more effective, for both PVP and PVE gameplay.