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Old 04-20-2012, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by Rogean
"no exp loss on pvp death: You guys can discuss that. It is currently serving multiple purposes of providing atleast something to deter people from bind rushing / kamikazing against odds, as well as giving people a reason to continue EXP Groups at 50. Toss out opinions though."
IMO spawning with no mana AND/OR rez effects after PvP death would deter bind rushing more-so than exp loss. Though I think it best to replace exp loss with no mana / rez effects after PvP death - I would def be fine with you just implementing the no mana/rez effects to it and leave PvP exp loss in.

Scenario - Bind Rushing... Wouldn't it be harder with no mana and a temporary stamina/str debuff after PvP death? Can't run a train on someone if you're unable to run.

Scenario - Bind Camping... Say someone was bind camped AFK, they would die over and over, but at least not de-leveled. I find that it would be easier to grief people at their binds because of the debuff from PvP death, though it would be less consequential.

The only problem I have with PvP exp loss is that it doesn't net you any exp gain if you kill, just exp loss if you die.

I don't see the point of having exp groups at 50 - You could be pking, pvping, raiding, or just farming loot (and helping non 50's get exp). Most people will log an alt if they want to grind.
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