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Certainly peaked my interest enough to keep an eye on it, if only to view the inevitable various Christian organization reactions.
I hope I'm not the only who immediately thought of Sabrina the teenage Witch from the title... I miss that cat puppet.
Anyway I'm not really sure what to make of this, I'll certainly check it out but the art style and graphics are a bit of an eyesore. Not that I have a problem with simple graphics just the style to this looks a bit...gross to me but I'll still give it a chance.
Anyway I'm not really sure what to make of this, I'll certainly check it out but the art style and graphics are a bit of an eyesore. Not that I have a problem with simple graphics just the style to this looks a bit...gross to me but I'll still give it a chance.
I tried to sign up but I have to get at least 3 referrals to get a beta key. Not sure i like that fact.
Perma-death is all well and cool until some dick-hole walks up and kills the toon that you put 40 hours into. Then you dont want to play anymore.
@fellblade
You can apply for a beta key and still get one even if you don't get 3 other people to sign up. The referral system just means that if you do get 3 people you are guaranteed a beta key.
@Andrew5329
It's not like you can't defend yourself. There's significant repercussions to murder, as well. If you kill someone in cold blood you leave a clue, this will allow other players to track you down and dispense justice, including execution. This can happen even if you are offline. So the murderer risks losing their character as well. I don't think it has been made entirely clear yet, but I believe that the death of your character does not mean that you lose everything either, obviously the character and its skills are lost, but the property you built and own can be given to an heir.
You can apply for a beta key and still get one even if you don't get 3 other people to sign up. The referral system just means that if you do get 3 people you are guaranteed a beta key.
@Andrew5329
It's not like you can't defend yourself. There's significant repercussions to murder, as well. If you kill someone in cold blood you leave a clue, this will allow other players to track you down and dispense justice, including execution. This can happen even if you are offline. So the murderer risks losing their character as well. I don't think it has been made entirely clear yet, but I believe that the death of your character does not mean that you lose everything either, obviously the character and its skills are lost, but the property you built and own can be given to an heir.
Oops.
Anyways, I don't know how anyone can still think permadeath is a good idea in games. People, particularly people with limited time, don't want to see their character die from some douchebag. I was interested until I saw that.
Anyways, I don't know how anyone can still think permadeath is a good idea in games. People, particularly people with limited time, don't want to see their character die from some douchebag. I was interested until I saw that.
@JN7
Okay, this is coming from... basically, a griefer. I love abusing the fuck out of PvP and permadeath mechanics add that element of risk I fucking thirst for. And it works both with and against you. Even games where death isn't necessarily such a big deal - one which comes to mind is UrbanDead (in fact the only MMOs with permadeath mechanics are those older text-based ones, shucks) entire groups form around tracking down and beating the everlasting hell out of player-killers (who occur in sparsity because people don't naturally like to be dicks).
So the players balance the system out itself.
There's no way that I'm going to let this game slip me by. It's been too long since I've really had fun with a game and game where survival matters in anything other then a measly Kill-Death ratio... I'll be playing this. Thanks for bringing this delightful treat to my attention.
Okay, this is coming from... basically, a griefer. I love abusing the fuck out of PvP and permadeath mechanics add that element of risk I fucking thirst for. And it works both with and against you. Even games where death isn't necessarily such a big deal - one which comes to mind is UrbanDead (in fact the only MMOs with permadeath mechanics are those older text-based ones, shucks) entire groups form around tracking down and beating the everlasting hell out of player-killers (who occur in sparsity because people don't naturally like to be dicks).
So the players balance the system out itself.
There's no way that I'm going to let this game slip me by. It's been too long since I've really had fun with a game and game where survival matters in anything other then a measly Kill-Death ratio... I'll be playing this. Thanks for bringing this delightful treat to my attention.
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While the presentation certainly makes it stand out, I'm more interested in the permadeath mechanics; something that has gone out of fashion in recent years, as pandering to player power fantasies has pushed survival and challenge out of the way. Although you can kill other players and even steal their gear from their yet to be cold corpses, there are repercussions for such actions. After spending far too many hours playing Star Wars: The Old Republic, I'm looking forward to trying something entirely different. android computer
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