There have been a lot of ideas proposed that seem like they would be great solutions, but there are many downsides to those ideas that would cause disruption or additional trouble. For example... Disabling the item deletion feature during combat. This is a great idea, but the issue with it is that it would prevent players from deleting an item that weighs a lot if they are encumbered while in combat. Doing so could potentially save them similarly to how players detach their carts/wagons to regain their movement speed when they're in imminent danger. Locking the inventory to prevent it from being accessed during combat. This would prevent players from slotting in a consumable such as bandages, teas, and the upcoming potions (if they can't be used from the inventory). In addition, this would cause the same issue as the first point of the above idea. There are three solutions I have in mind that could remedy this once and for all: Queue items for deletion. This would place each item on... a five- or ten-minute timer for deletion which would still effectively remove them from their inventories during their queues. If the player dies before the items' queues are finished, they are restored to their inventories. This includes death via PvE or suicide with the intention of preventing another player from killing them. The queues could be paused during combat. Chronicle inventories. Inventories could be chronicled, or "snapshotted", as soon as combat initiates. If they survive after an appropriate amount of time elapses, the chronicle is erased. If they die, the deleted items could be restored to their inventories as archived. This, of course, excludes consumables that were used in combat. Unless deleted during combat, what remains should drop. Items could drop as physical objects similarly to the heavy materials from resource nodes. While this could create a messy situation of players dropping their items all over the place while being chased, they would still be retrievable once combat is finished. A button that can be held/toggled for highlighting nearby corpses, resource nodes, and items on the ground would seriously be needed for this even though it's still needed in general. Of course, the items on the ground should despawn after some time just like the heavy materials do.

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Knights of Magenta or Cavalieri di Magenta, is a guild that aims to promote healthy play and friendship between all members and the whole community, without leaving aside the competitive part for those who wish to explore this part of the game. The Knights of Magenta, forged by the battle from which they are named, are soldiers who have sworn to assist and protect travelers, in doing so they need to educate the young players of the game, promoting a fair play game and sharing with them knowledge. The collection and conservation of knowledge will be a pillar of the guild. Learning, conserving and sharing the learned knowledge of the guild with the players will be a task that all members will have to support, within the limits of their possibilities. The guild's PVP mechanics will be aligned to self-defense and protection of the weakest. Guild vs Guild, in respect of fair play, are allowed activities. A secondary objective is the foundation of a city from which it will be possible to coordinate the guild's operations, if the growing number of users requires it. Join the Guild

@Jrock Cheers Looking at this thread, I wondered if it still suits this section? l

@roccandil said in PvP loot, an yet unasked question and diferent POV: @dragomok said in PvP loot, an yet unasked question and diferent POV: Honest-to-goodness, low-power-curve, horizontal progression is not something that was ever featured in a succesful MMO, as far as I can tell. [...] One possible consequence is that it will be relatively straightforward to build a bunch of toons, all specced out for different purposes, and then you can just log with the one you need. So, just like all other MMOs, minus 80 levels of grind between creating a toon and using it?

Barons of Belial will be an balanced guild keeping in mind casual players but reserving 2/3 slots for more daily players to allow for raids and group activity to be in higher volumes, and allowing casual players to hop in and out of the more hardcore play as they have time for it. Not looking for elitists that are too good for less experienced players. We’re a team and I plan on us acting like it. I’d like to focus on world PvP and town raids. But will be open to any and all suggestions at the time.

Somewhere in the quiet depths of Syndesia lies a tavern. The denizens of this tavern are welcoming if you have something to trade, be it information, or resources. But if you were to drop a name, a location, and enough compensation. The one who owns that name would find a quick and silent end in the night.. Knowledge Is Power is a... Trading guild. Members would need to be particularly strong at trading, resource gathering, and solo play. The Tavern is the guild, and the guild is The Tavern, as long as one exists, the other will too.. -Resource gathering, and trading would be the main upkeep of the guild.. -Casuals welcome, but must be active to a decent degree. And Solo players with a like minded playstyle would also fit in, and get some benefits from being in a guild. -PVP skills will be required at some point. So high stats and skills useful for solo one to one stealth combat will be necessary. -Mature players (18+) with a good mind for economics, resource management and aquisition, knowledge gathering, and 1v1 combat would be great. Though if determined and a good learner these skills can be picked up and tuned, we will always help each other, grouping up when the task is too great for one. -A calm mindset would be a plus. As there will be plenty of down time to develop the guild between the more involved activities, and the involved activities would require some degree of preperation and planning. -English speaking please, but all nationalities welcome of course. -Will get voice coms server up and somewhere to talk in private once we have the members. Decided to change to a Human guild as it fits better with its neutral aspects. More information on request. If you are not already a member use this link and sign up, and go check out the Kickstarter: Sign up to fracturedmmo.com to join the community and start receiving in game rewards for when the game goes live!

@ryatsuga join the discord link and put a request in for the guild page for info

@ysasquatch I don't fully understand, but if you started your Guild, you should do a link to it so that you can join it

Let's burn the players

Merci bien

Pvp everywhere!!

wow went kinda big here with the name i see making an enemy out of all other merchants

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