The Revelation

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  • Kresslack said:
    Szanthax said:
    How did that even happen? I didn't even see an attack (unless it got cut out?).
    There was no attack. I mentioned that in my clan



  • KresslackKresslack Florida, United States
    Szanthax said:
    Kresslack said:
    Szanthax said:
    How did that even happen? I didn't even see an attack (unless it got cut out?).
    There was no attack. I mentioned that in my clan
    So is that a bug or is there a random chance to just get one-shot by these things upon attack?


  • Kresslack said:
    Szanthax said:
    Kresslack said:
    Szanthax said:
    How did that even happen? I didn't even see an attack (unless it got cut out?).
    There was no attack. I mentioned that in my clan
    So is that a bug or is there a random chance to just get one-shot by these things upon attack?
    I... I don't know. @Makarios?



  • Szanthax said:
    Kresslack said:
    Szanthax said:
    Kresslack said:
    Szanthax said:
    How did that even happen? I didn't even see an attack (unless it got cut out?).
    There was no attack. I mentioned that in my clan
    So is that a bug or is there a random chance to just get one-shot by these things upon attack?
    I... I don't know. @Makarios?
    Makarios: *evil laughter*
  • edited October 2016
    Cooper said:
    The admin have stepped into coalition parties to tell them to cool it off.

    We've been told to issue people that aren't following the subverting/avatar rule.

    I disagree the rule does not over ride the rule you quoted, because if it didn't, there would be no point to it.

    Edit: It's kind of a moot point regardless, because every active PKer/event participate in Mhaldor has been attacked on sight during every splinter fall since we left the coalition. I've been attacked over 200 separate times when I wasn't subverting or an avatar, or attacking an avatar.
    Then it sounds like "the admin" doesn't know how to run a PK event, especially if they're telling you that you can't PK people who are participating in the PK event, and if you do, the person you PKed should issue first and ask questions later.

    It would be against my role as a character to allow someone who is a known and repeat combatant against the MSC to wander a splinterfall area freely just because "lol not subverting", so I'm going to roleplay my character consistently and keep them out of the area through the means I have available to me. Sometimes this means they die. But that's okay, because I have a justifiable roleplay reason to attack and kill them in that they are helping my enemies more effectively fight me. It's like enemying someone to your city because they're scouting out a good location for a raid party to raid from (except not even as bad, because being enemied to a city is a much worse affair than dying once and losing a little XP.)

    If "the admin" is trying to tell us that everyone participating in the event shouldn't be roleplaying or using roleplay as a means to resolve conflict, then "the admin" is wrong, because this is a game where roleplaying and being in-character are required (regardless of whether or not some players actually do it.)
  • I'm going to censor my f-bomb here, but I agree with @Daeir. What witchcraft is this!?

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  • Siduri said:
    I'm going to censor my f-bomb here, but I agree with Daeir. What witchcraft is this!?
    New class skills
  • edited October 2016
    So Tenith'oru, who has been very silent during this event, has a child sorceress apprentice, Kosuira. He tells her to be careful, she happily goes off and blows up an ogre (apparently quite easily). Then is captured, and Tenith'oru is angry.

    Pictured: Kosuira. ( @Daeir )


    - (Eleusis): Ellodin says, "The Fissure of Echoes is Sarathai's happy place."
    - With sharp, crackling tones, Kyrra tells you, "The ladies must love you immensely."
    - (Eleusian Ranger Techs): Savira says, "Most of the hard stuff seem to have this built in code like: If adventurer_hitting_me = "Sarathai" then send("terminate and selfdestruct")."
    - Makarios says, "Serve well and perish."
    - Xaden says, "Xaden confirmed scrub 2017."



  • @Daeir brought me here, posting for no reason
  • edited October 2016
    Kresslack said:
    What part of this are you not understanding? Just because it's a PK event doesn't mean there aren't conditions. There are multiple Announce posts that list the specific conditions in which people may be attacked during this World Event (in which everyone is practically participating). 

    Those of you who go around regularly attacking players because they belong to
    an organisation you dislike, look at you sideways, or for any other weak
    reason, will incur administrative punishment.

    Your reasoning is flimsy, but if you want to carry on with it, go right ahead.
    Your reading comprehension leaves much to be desired. The reason is not "because this player belongs to an organization I dislike." The reason is "I have a roleplayed, in-character reason to be collecting splinters, and this player is actively hindering my efforts to collect splinters by relaying information to players who are directly collecting them for the organization that my organization opposes."

    Just as I would enemy a player to my city for spying for a raid party, and attack and kill them if they were still in the city, so would I force a player out of my area who is spying for a splinter party, and attack and kill them if they remained in the area.

    Denying someone the ability to attack a person for actively opposing and hindering their actions goes against roleplay and common sense as well as the established rules of the game. "The admin" is doing it wrong, no matter how much you want to suck up to them for internet points.
  • KresslackKresslack Florida, United States
    edited October 2016
    Adeleine said:
    Kresslack said:
    What part of this are you not understanding? Just because it's a PK event doesn't mean there aren't conditions. There are multiple Announce posts that list the specific conditions in which people may be attacked during this World Event (in which everyone is practically participating). 

    Those of you who go around regularly attacking players because they belong to
    an organisation you dislike, look at you sideways, or for any other weak
    reason, will incur administrative punishment.

    Your reasoning is flimsy, but if you want to carry on with it, go right ahead.
    Blah blah blah

    Killing people because you "suspect them of spying" or "trying to hinder you or your organization's goals" is not sufficient reason. You can't attack people on speculation and call it "roleplay". That exactly the type of thing the bolded part points out.

    However, I can see trying to point out the obvious that your petty attempt to ruleplay is going to bite you in the ass was a waste of time. It's obvious trying to explain that to you is like trying to play chess with a pigeon. No matter how much you try, the pigeon is just going to knock over all the pieces and shit on the board.

    So knock yourself out. It'll be amusing to read your forum explosion when it doesn't go your way.


  • Makarios said:

    Yelling is so overrated. Give me an imperious point any day.

    [spoiler]
    Did anyone else wonder how Voldemort was supposedly the greatest Dark Lord of the era but hadn't mastered silent casting, a skill that was cannonically taught to people who were not yet sixteen years old?
    [/spoiler]



    New leak: Class is wizardry. Trans skill: Silent casting, Counters: Silent Vibe
  • Makarios said:

    Yelling is so overrated. Give me an imperious point any day.

    [spoiler]
    Did anyone else wonder how Voldemort was supposedly the greatest Dark Lord of the era but hadn't mastered silent casting, a skill that was cannonically taught to people who were not yet sixteen years old?
    [/spoiler]

    He seemed plenty capable of non-verbal spells when he fought Dumbledore at the end of book five. He was just being sporting all the other times.
  • Antonius said:
    Makarios said:

    Yelling is so overrated. Give me an imperious point any day.

    [spoiler]
    Did anyone else wonder how Voldemort was supposedly the greatest Dark Lord of the era but hadn't mastered silent casting, a skill that was cannonically taught to people who were not yet sixteen years old?
    [/spoiler]

    He seemed plenty capable of non-verbal spells when he fought Dumbledore at the end of book five. He was just being sporting all the other times.
    He was an extremely arrogant man - I would imagine the only person he saw the benefit of hiding his spells from was Dumbledore. 

         He is a coward who has to bring two friends as backup to jump people hunting.

  • KresslackKresslack Florida, United States
    Antonius said:
    Makarios said:

    Yelling is so overrated. Give me an imperious point any day.

    [spoiler]
    Did anyone else wonder how Voldemort was supposedly the greatest Dark Lord of the era but hadn't mastered silent casting, a skill that was cannonically taught to people who were not yet sixteen years old?
    [/spoiler]

    He seemed plenty capable of non-verbal spells when he fought Dumbledore at the end of book five. He was just being sporting all the other times.
    Certain wands are claimed to make casting non-verbal spells much easier as well, depending on the cores.


  • Advocating the ganking of Mhaldorians means you're essentially telling us we're allowed to gank your midbies and noncoms who try to help during shardfalls by clearing Tide or scouting for splinters. We haven't, because we're trying to follow the rules.

    Food for thought.
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  • Yes yes, we know, you have the moral high-ground here. You guys are awesome. 
         He is a coward who has to bring two friends as backup to jump people hunting.

  • Xaden said:
    Yes yes, we know, you have the moral high-ground here. You guys are awesome. 
    You can be sarcastic, or you can ask yourself what you're going to say to your citymates if they complain they keep getting ganked the moment they set foot in a splinterfall area. Are you going to tell them to just hire, cause your side does it too? I mean, if you all think it's fair RP, there's zero reason for us to hold back anymore either.

    So we can either let it escalate, or we can all remember Achaea is a game you play WITH each other, not AGAINST. It's not like CoD or LoL where you can be a huge jerk to your opponents cause you likely won't meet them again soon/often. Sometimes you do have to hold back on your opponents for OOC reasons when they try to participate in a world event, because these would be pretty boring when the only opponents are npc's, no?

    I'm well aware this goes for Mhaldor just as much as any other city, and I have a feeling that if the roles were reversed, and Mhaldor had the numbers to dominate the Coalition on a regular basis, these same posts would still be here, just the names of the posters would be reversed. When you switch sides, you see a different side of your former allies, and of your former enemies, and they're not all that different in both the good and the bad ways. So again, food for thought.

    tl;dr: we're all jerks to each other, pretending we're not. Can we try not to be?
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  • KlendathuKlendathu Eye of the Storm
     I don't think it's a great leap to assume that someone who has been actively collecting shards or assisting those collecting shards in a shardfall area during a shardfall is likely to be doing the same again.

    Tharos, the Announcer of Delos shouts, "It's near the end of the egghunt and I still haven't figured out how to pronounce Clean-dat-hoo."
  • edited October 2016
    Alrena said:

    You can be sarcastic, or you can ask yourself what you're going to say to your citymates if they complain they keep getting ganked the moment they set foot in a splinterfall area.
    "don't set foot in a splinterfall area"
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  • edited October 2016
    If you're helping people get splinters, you're on the kill list. You don't get immunity from PK just because you're not the specific person who is getting the splinter. Any ruling made that states or suggests otherwise is inherently faulty and violates roleplay and common sense.

    Issues are for cases of harassment that cannot be resolved in-character, not cases of "I was participating in a PK event and got PKed."

    If you don't want to get PKed, don't walk into the PK area and start participating in the PK event. Go bash the Tide or give runes or tattoos out or something. Those are things that you can easily do without putting yourself at risk for being PKed.
  • If the people running the event, a la Makarios or Nicola, say who is open to be killed, and who isn't.
    Do not say that they're 'FAULTY' or "DUMB" with any ruling that they make.  They made these rulings.  They are more experienced, and have way more authority than your 18-19 year old ass.


    Have I made myself clear?  Good.  Adeleine, you have zero right to speak in this instance, and you'd do well to shut your mouth whenever listening to people from high up on what they explicitly say.  If they say the oceans are now zero pvp, and you aren't allowed to attack other ships on the ocean unless they're fighting seamonsters???

    You don't get to attack someone and go "OH MY GOSH THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN OUT ATTACKING SEAMONSTERS!!!!!!"

    You do not get to make the rules.  You do not get to interpret the rules however you see fit.  You are the RULES' bitch.  Stop trying to act as if you are smarter than Makarios or Nicolas, or that you can suddenly invalidate what they've said.  YOU, @Adeleine are part of the problem, and no better than Proficy.
  • Lol. This event is getting to people! I recommend chilling now and then and playing other games.

    Note that if you're known to sneak around an area and then attack my friendly avatars, I may stop you before you get that far.

    It doesn't mean I hate you.
     <3 rangor
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