@fibs said in Player bounty boards (PVP):
No please. I've played games with bounty boards and they are always heavily exploited to grief players by repeatedly setting frivolous bounties on them over and over.
Maybe only allow to set a bounty by the killers victims. So once you got killed by someone you get the revenge option to set a bounty on the killer for one time. He killed you 3 times? You have 3 opportunities to set a bounty on him.
I know ppl got kicked from my guild in Age of Conan for not fighting in sieges where you died alot. It where ppl with nice k/d ratios.
I know ppl will make 2nd account and kill it by botting.
But I loved it that my k/d was 10.000/5.000 and the whole server knew I fought against all odds as long as I got 1 kill. I loved it that my guild was the first worldwide that got a million kills.
@fibs said in Will there be a way to change your Attributes?:
Several months of commitment is ridiculous. This is a game, not a girlfriend.
The primary reason to limit the rate of changing stats should be to prevent players from exploiting it in some kind of shape-shifting meta. Even 24 hours (of active play) would suffice for this in most cases and a week+ becomes prohibitive for players who can't spend more than an hour a day playing.
Yeah primary, second come playing a game where everyone plays the same class till the next patch. Worse case was spear throwing or fireball shooting tanks in Rift, a whole battleground/arena full of them. Then I remember playing sieges in Age of Conan vs a full raid of demonologists (ok, not done by changing attributes, but powerlvling). A strong FotM tendancy in games can look really stupid and be a gamebreaker for many that love a certain playstyle, but feel like they get forced into one after a patch.
@finland said in Will there be a way to change your Attributes?:
@benseine said in Will there be a way to change your Attributes?:
I fear that if everyone is able to switch their attributes whenever they want, in a game with pvp and full loot, that the FotM will be too abundand. Everyone will roll it, till the next one. Make it a big deal to switch, like huge ammount of ingame cash, cashshop purchase or on a timer for several months or so.
MMO > Is the same if you have all classes rolled up and you will play the most op class.
MOBA > Is like to play the most op heroes/champions. Meta changes and you change the herows/champions to stay on meta.
FPS > Is like play the most op weapon.Players like me that likes killing stuff around usually wants the best build/setup so it's needed (the option to reset attributes) by me.
I can remeber WoW at launch when none was able to reassign a talent. the only way was delete the char and make a new one. Hard core guilds were asking a screenshot of your talent tree and if you had 1 wrong talent your apply were rejected.
The WoW example is why it should be ingane.
The general mmo / mobo argument is in my opinion the reason it should come at a high cost.
I fear that if everyone is able to switch their attributes whenever they want, in a game with pvp and full loot, that the FotM will be too abundand. Everyone will roll it, till the next one. Make it a big deal to switch, like huge ammount of ingame cash, cashshop purchase or on a timer for several months or so.
@finland said in 
Info | Relationships between Guilds (treaties):
@benseine said in
Economy treaties can be a very cool addition to just player to player trading. So stimulate guild to guild organized traderuns. If you take it a bit further so that a sole member of guild A can transport his own collected resources (that are locally abundant at the location of guild A's settlement) all the way to guild B and sell it at guild B's trade NPC for a reduced tax rate. So even guildmembers who didn't join the guildrun can still setup his own traderun (alone or with friends) and profit and at the same time help with the guild aliance.
Yea that would be cool and could make every treaty unique. Try to think how could you feel by managing many treaties with many guilds. Everyone with a different ruleset/accord. The accord should be flexible and dynamic to follow the global market prices trend. It should intensify the relationship between guilds I think.
Yep, you let guildleaders create content for their members
I will probably have two extra accounts on the two other planets where I park contaminated characters just to log them on when I want to spread the desease around prior to my guild invading that planet...
@miffi said in Identifying Items:
@mazikar @FibS I think thats a great work around. That way you can afk, it just prompts you when you're back stating there are items for you to work with in your workbench. I like it! Enchanting too, thats a good addition. It makes being a trader/merchant much more expansive too.
If you don't have a global AH ingame, an afk shop is great for the local market. Even for identifying or repair and even if it is fully automatic. Go back all the way to a main hub for repair or go to local guild settlement for that? Afk shops can't be in the openworld because of the risk of pk. Dunno how to deal with overflow of afk ppl in main hubs, maybe disable the option there.
Wasn't that a disaster in WoW? Ppl ignored the disease too much and it became a real plague.
@finland said in Will there be a way to change your Attributes?:
You must be able to change you attibutes due the fact that you have no clue about what kind of spell you will discover in the nest hour/day/week/month/year. this means that you can re-roll a play style based on the spell you lernt so far
Totally agree, you learn some stuff, you get really exited of the idea of a new build, want to start theorycrafting, but the stats you picked when you joined the game are in your way... reroll and explore all again just to try out a new build??? No way... but your idea keeps nagging at you 
@kairosval yeah I know, but I suggest to move it forward
I would really suggest to do a justice system spotlight next
@jetah then you get Elder Scrolls or Darkfall things like auto attacking or botting to raise stats ingame
Ok, I red through most of the replies here now, instead of just replying to the OP. I've played almost every game that got labelled here as pk gankfest. I quit most of them not because of low population but for heavy pve grindfests.
Yeah you get pissed if you grind for good gear for hours and it gets stolen from you in 30 secs.
I think what's great about this game is there is no big gap power between new players and vets. No grind spots but exploration. So even demons need to go to the human planet and explore every corner. And beastman can freely kill them if they choose to. I think the beastman idea of not killing eachother will only put likeminded players together that will support eachother. Just like in WvW in gw2. If you see someone from an enemy faction, you just jump him.
I'm okay with debuffs in foreign planets that give you a disadvantage. I'm okay with adding elite npc beasts to the beastman planet to give the ppl who don't like pvp some extra protection.
But there is a flipside to this, and I'm loving it... no matter how much protection you add to the beastman planet. If you want to explore everything and gather all resources, you need to visit the demon planet ofc 
And because of the type of players that inhabit that planet, the beastman (and humans) will probably move there in huge numbers. And that will be lots of fun.
If this game gets develloped right, then the beastman planet will be the one with the highest population. So give it some extra love.
And my advice is that gear doesn't add that much extra (like gw2) and doesn't take a long time to aquire.
I like to reward PK with brutal fatalities once you kill someone 
I'm even okay to add that option to the cashshop. All need to choose it before they play the game, so once you learn stuff you realized you could have picked better.
