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Wannabe Webbel
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Date Posted: 01:27:50 04/23/02 Tue
In reply to:
Malik
's message, "Rebel Wannabes" on 00:37:43 04/23/02 Tue
>It seems everytime I log in these days I'm doing the
>janiter work of some wanna be rebel who laid waste to
>Kaiden's faulty law code during the current clan
>overhaul. Not only do these people give me hell in that
>my hours spent online are used restationing various
>soldier npc's and making sure they're equipped from
>whatever place they repop, they also make Kaiden a very
>difficult area to play in.
>
>Now, seeing as I've played a rebel before I'm going to
>give some hints to playing this very popular concept.
>
>First: Don't fucking try to run through Kaiden killing
>everything, it doesn't get a point across. They repop
>and
>just leaves things horribly messy. Then some newbie
>puts
>on militia armor thats left around and starts
>complicating
>things.
>
>Second: Do more minor, harassing acts. The best way to
>kill a centurion is to draw him -out- of his city.
>
>A: Raid the gates now and again, you don't have to kill
>everyone there to get a point across. Gates that are
>left
>completely unguarded can't protect the city from spine
>leopards and the such.
>
>B: Harass, murder, maim and rob allied Kaiden personas
>as
>they travel the roads.
>
>C: Have people post on the boards to give yourself a
>name.
>
>D: Plan plots with other pc's to have them stumble into
>Kaiden bloody with a soldier's head or some shit. Put
>in some terror tactics to let people think your for
>real
>or worth being feared.
>
>E: Hold celebrations and hate parties of the Empire
>"You remember that time Sorl tripped on his glaive?
>Cheers!" *gets raging drunk* "Tha' old cent tried
>chasin' me once, hobblin' along like an old one an'a
>half
>legged whore! Cheers!"
>
>F: - I'm fawkin' out of ideas but the general meaning
>of
>this post is to use some fucking creativity. Thanks.
>
>Malik
As the spokesperson for the rebel wannabes association of
Four Lands, I do understand and can appreciate when you're
comming from Malik. But, you're failing to grasp several
problems, with your theory of how to play the true and
honorable rebel. It's kinda not the players fault, that
there is problems with the wanted/soldier's in Kaiden. If
there wasnt any problems with this, you would have less
people killing your guards, and leaving equiping around on
the ground for newbies. So solution number 1, fix the
wanted code - and the npc soldiers. Number 2 - Four Lands
is a wonderful mud, with a absolute wonderful appeal and
mystery too it, but yet it doesnt seem to attract a whole
lot of players - like the other similar hardcore RP muds.
Due to this problem, it's kinda hard to get a variety of
different player organizations, starteted and stuff
happening - so sometimes players do drastic things to
attempt to change this, sometimes it works, and sometimes
it doesnt. Then we have the established chars like the
Centurions, for example a certain one who doesnt appear to
be playing quite that often - it's hard to lure a pc
centurion out when there is only one, and he only plays at
rare hours, for 5-10-30 min at a time, and then logs. Why
is this? Nothing there for him to do? Nothing to keep him
addicted, and keeping him logged in? You solve these
problems, and the pbase will rise - people wont kill your
guards, and leave equipment around, and it will be a more
enjoyable game for everyone.
That Waskaly Wabbit of ah Webbel
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