Edited out your whining. Don't troll my thread.

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*not a troll

Voted no, because that takes opportunity for community interaction out of the mix. Makes reputation count for less.

Less automation, less game-on-rails, the better. There should be a place for comunication and a role for scouts, on a red server.

Voted yes, it helps new players know where the action is. Some sort of zone control maps would add a lot to the server as well.


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Its hilarious how some of you don't realize the server has a low population.

These hopes and dreams of a grand network of scouts, spies, reports, and information is tough to come by with a few dozen players spread out over 100 zones.

yes for location, more pvp = good

This.

Either implementation would be a positive, though.



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Agreed for a teams setup, but this does not make sense for FFA ruleset.

Nildog, I'd encourage you to look at any incentive to get a few zones (out of the 100'ish) up to "classic" population/activity (say 15+ people in them).

LoZ has hotzones which I think works very well. For Kunark I think this is really easy. I would personally rotate between the 3 good high level Kunark dungeons (Seb, KC, Chardok) and have Lake of Ill Omen on hotzone status permanently (solid mid level zone, very fun to pvp in). Two is the right number for this -- one high level, one mid level.

Don't have to force people into them + a huge exp bonus isn't necessary, either. Just the highlight/callout alone would be enough.

If you going to have global ooc you might as well show the location of the kill.. Someone can easily know what zone your located in and use global ooc to tell others.

to add to this a new player might not have the luxury of having friends tell him where people are. So help a noob out!!!!

Kilbur you coming back or just playing on alts right now?

Voted no on locations in yt; if you want specifics, use /ooc.