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Dzaack [18]
carpediem666 [12]
Friday, July 21st 2017, 2:47pm
this is a good strategy to increase the sale of invisibility pots in trade fair 
other than that, for 90% of the people playing the game, won't change much... my question above still needs clarification because they have common ground but very different outcomes when it come to a posible penalty
other than that, for 90% of the people playing the game, won't change much... my question above still needs clarification because they have common ground but very different outcomes when it come to a posible penalty
Evolution cannot avoid bringing intelligent life ultimately to an awareness of one thing above all else and that one thing is futility.
Friday, July 21st 2017, 3:23pm
I agree with first one. Even though I think it means that it is not punished if a (for example) magmar player who is more than 3 levels above human player hexes the human player,I think this needs a little bit of a clarification.A couple points I think need a bit of clarification :
4. Provocation/use of negative effects are NOT grounds for any punitive raids!
What does this point mean?
5. Executioners DO have the right to take orders for players of ANY level.
What prevents players from "taking" orders? what does "an extended period of times within a short time frame" mean? exactly how much extended period of times? 2,3, 10? and short time frame? couple days? couple weeks?
What does provocation implies? let's say a low level enters a mage GB and messes it up, is that a provocation? or if a low level resells mage resources, is that provocation?
For the second one,well,it's a little bit transparent/unstable,really. It could mean 100 executions within a week as well as 10 executions within 2 days,still,an example would be very appreciated.
It's better to be silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt. What's even better is to weaponize your words to destroy anyone who dares challenge you.
DeCrypt [18]
Brute [20]
Monday, July 24th 2017, 6:29pm
Here are answers to some of your questions:
Regards,
This means that if someone provokes or uses negative effects on you, you can't embrace a journey to go find them and have a revenge.4. Provocation/use of negative effects are NOT grounds for any punitive raids!
What does this point mean?
Executioners are the players that have the What does provocation implies? let's say a low level enters a mage GB and messes it up, is that a provocation? or if a low level resells mage resources, is that provocation?As it was also mentioned in the Announcement, provocations for a fight could be:5. Executioners DO have the right to take orders for players of ANY level.
Quoted
Examples of provocation/hostile actions:
- Insults. For example, insulting messages/a gift with an insult just before the attack and directly on given location.
- Use of negative effects. For example, any "Curse of the Sickly Hex", the use of the "Prisoner's Ball and Chain", etc.
- Direct attacks.
The players on these examples are of the same levels. The rules apply only to battles between players that have a 3 or more level difference between them.as rules, these are all regular fights, right?
No, it's not. In accordance, to normal game mechanics, the player with the highest damage gets the loot.also, is "looting" considered provocation?
It's mentioned in the following points:I see no limit on attacks caused by retalation due to provocation, does that mean that I, in the case I was a high level exe, could attack a low level who provoked me as many times as I want? Does a long time feud with a player/clan count as "provocation"?
This means that if you were insulted/a negative effect was used on you, you can attack them only while you're in the same place and after the insult has been made. If the victim escaped, you can not start hunting them down and killing them unlimited amount of times for the same offense.
2. <...> Insults. For example, insulting messages/a gift with an insult just before the attack and directly on given location.
4. Provocation/use of negative effects are NOT grounds for any punitive raids!
Regards,
Regards,
Lisad | Community Manager
Monday, July 24th 2017, 6:37pm
Here are answers to some of your questions:
This means that if someone provokes or uses negative effects on you, you can't embrace a journey to go find them and have a revenge. (if they are 3 or more levels lower than you are)4. Provocation/use of negative effects are NOT grounds for any punitive raids!
What does this point mean?
What about in regards to situations where a player who is greater than 3 levels below you places a negative hex and teleports from the location? This is quite often the case so what is the permitted reaction for this?
Monday, July 24th 2017, 6:42pm
Here are answers to some of your questions:
Quoted from "-Cahal-"
4. Provocation/use of negative effects are NOT grounds for any punitive raids!
What does this point mean?
This means that if someone provokes or uses negative effects on you, you can't embrace a journey to go find them and have a revenge. (if they are 3 or more levels lower than you are)
wait what? so if the player is level 10, and he gets a hex from a level 5, the level 10 can't go hunt them down?
clarify please? or is it my kindergarden understanding?
Tuesday, July 25th 2017, 11:33am
More answers to the raised questions:
2) If your spouse is being attacked by a player of a higher level, then you can assist them in battle. If your spouse is being provoked/offended, you can enter a battle to defend their honor. However, you should take a screenshot of the offences in order to prove the legitimacy of the attack, if needed.
3) I would say that this often wouldn't be taken into account, but it might depend on the situation.
What about in regards to situations where a player who is greater than 3 levels below you places a negative hex and teleports from the location? This is quite often the case so what is the permitted reaction for this?
No, if the offender runs away before you have a chance to pay them back, you can kill them once, if you happen to find them. You can not continue killing them for the same offense multiple times.wait what? so if the player is level 10, and he gets a hex from a level 5, the level 10 can't go hunt them down?
1) Trophies are a thing of honor, so in this case you can claim it back.1) From battlefields such as Dungeons, a player may take your trophy - if they are a player from COM server, how can we now claim it back from them if they are more than 3 levels lower?
2) I haven't explicitly seen this outlined anywhere so: are there allowances to the rule when spouses are in question?
3) What is the leeway to the no attacks for more than 3 levels lower rule? Often due to the lag on the server the player location list updates and the wrong player can be attacked by accident
2) If your spouse is being attacked by a player of a higher level, then you can assist them in battle. If your spouse is being provoked/offended, you can enter a battle to defend their honor. However, you should take a screenshot of the offences in order to prove the legitimacy of the attack, if needed.
3) I would say that this often wouldn't be taken into account, but it might depend on the situation.
Yes.Does the use of attack wraiths count as provocation?
Regards,
Lisad | Community Manager
Tuesday, July 25th 2017, 8:37pm
If on enemy land a friend attacks a monster in hunt screen and then a human joins against them (Team 1: Magmar, Team 2: Monster + human) does that count as being attacked and is can we help that friend (clan/ally)?
If another player joins a fight against you, then they are technically attacking you, so yes, you can ask for assistance.
Regards,
Lisad | Community Manager
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