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It's a bug that supposedly gets fixed in the next patch

Funny. I just wanted to post your latest video and then saw that you post them yourself. It was very wholesome. Keep up making these videos. They are very immersive and enjoyable

And you agreed to spawn at a red priest when you became red and get kicked out of blue areas. I think though it's completely meaningless to argue with you at this point. You have a very personal opinion about what type of game this is supposed to be. When somebody points out that even the...

Very interesting

Nobody ever denied anything you wrote. Nobody here opposes player conflict. The arguments revolve around how severe consequences should be for killing blues.

I put it in quotation marks for a reason

I think it's funny. With you it's the second time in this thread that a member from the "PvP" crowd decided to completely ignore my argument/question.

Nobody is saying that the miners should be risk free. It should all have risks involved. The miners risk loosing their shit. The gankers risk loosing their reputation and access to cities. What is wrong about that?

Can you bring some substance to your argument and give us the source to your claim about most players being red?

Most players are red? What's your source or did you just make that up?

Your straw man is implying, that anybody in this thread was arguing completely against ganking or pvp and therefore trying to transform Mortal into a PvE oriented MMO like many others. You then proceeded to argue against that completely made up position, that literally no one ever had

That's a textbook example of a straw man argument.

Sorry, I didn't assume you would really think you would have better information about the state of a game than the developers, who have all the data one can possibly have.

If you would have watched the video, you would know that Henrik said himself MO1 was too much of a gank fest

Consequences for doing what?

Wolfzeit made a video showing Henrik's comment to that topic.

So how did grieving noobs as a form of protest go?

This forum is like Twitter for Hardcore MMORPG nerds

There is a scaling solution though that seems to work pretty well. https://www.improbable.io/blog/scavengers-scavlab-4000-players-in-a-single-game-world Looks pretty impressive

And even Star Citizen, which has an enormous funding, is still trying hard to solve this problem after all those years: As far as I know their current nodes can only handle 50 players. You can innovate and fine tune as long as you want, but you will always have to deal with quadratic...