Restrictions isn't hardcore it's hand holding. You are free to retaliate, blue or red.
Killing pets in towns
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Spending a lot of time to gain something only to lose it all of a sudden is what separates MO2 from all the other games out there with pve servers. It is one of the things that draw players who are the game's target audience.
You are not supposed to get too attached to your possessions in this game. That's why items are relatively easy to replace, and a sprawling market economy exists in the game as it does.
Apart from that, it is this very risk versus reward form of gameplay that fuels the adrenaline rush, and the need to watch your surroundings everywhere you go. You won't get this in a pve server.
I too have played a lot of mmos with pve servers, but they lack the very thing that MO2 provides. The need to plan ahead, think things through, and act accordingly in every action you take no matter how big or small.
Now, to address the non-responsive guards when a pet is illegally killed, if it is due to a bug then it is up to SV to fix it. But if it's due to a case of carelessness or misfortune, that's a different story altogether.
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Wrong. All games I mentioned has many PVP servers and has the same and even more than MO2 has, therefore I repeat: There is nothing unique in MO2
You have "to plan ahead, think things through, and act accordingly in every action you take no matter how big or small" in that games on PVP servers too.
p.s. Try to play Rust on any official PVP server and feel real hardcore. After that you will recognize that MO2 compared to the Rust is just kids sandbox
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We get it. You want to free farm stuff for the sake of.....getting stuff? I dont really see your point in having a PVE server since PVE only exists to feed the PVP.
I dont care about developers MO2 money (I am convinced that they lose thousands potential players without PVE server)
I dont care how many people play in MO2 and how many people leave it
I dont care about PVE server in MO2
I like MO2 and enjoy it
For me its OK and I dont frustrate loosing pets and stuff sometimes. (For example, in Rust you get killed every 30 min and every 1-2 days raiders raid your houses with all stuff)
p.s BTW all my stuff in MO2 is in safe in cities (for example there are no banks\cities in Rust)
don't argue with these girls, there will never be any pve servers anyway
Maybe. This doesn't seem unintentional to me, but I'd have to check the official list of unintentional game mechanics to be sure. Do you have one handy?
Like jumping off of a roof and killings yourself so that you can 'report someone for murder' sounds pretty unintended to me. That said, them rerolling to come back and kill more pets is also an unintended way to avoid game mechanics, so to me it evens out. They key to success at this game seems to be abusing bugs so no reason to not do it to punish people griefing you. If SV wants people to stop doing it they can fix it so it doesnt work.
They need to make it so you can reroll for free but lose your 'Action' skills and optionally clade gift xp. But you keep your standing and MC (and profession skills). They can make a full delete option that resets MC and standing, all skills, etc have a cooldown so people cant just spam suicide characters. Would be a huge win. Me and my friend want to change race but isnt anywhere near worth deleting and losing all our lores and stuff.
This mechanic and its creative uses have been around since MO1. The game engine can tell the difference between damage caused by a hostile player and damage caused by other sources. The game engine can also detect how much time has passed since a hostile player has caused harm to another player. If the mechanic were unintended, it would have been modified by now.
I would agree that this particular use of the mechanic is probably unintended. However, unintended use of mechanics is part of sandbox philosophy. Until the developers come out and say "don't do that," it's just a creative solution.
I would also prefer to play on a PvE server. I have also been killed just like that and my horse too. They hit me like crazy. I think probably that if MO2 fee will I stop playing. If I think, I tame animals zb. and at the next corner kills some murderer my animal. And then I should pay monthly even for it. And anyway, it is a bad feeling to leave the city alone to explore the world. No, I will probably not do that.
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your emotions dont matter, you should quit the game. Otherwise imma make you cry more.
yup, this is actually getting pretty rampant. Looking for pvp, instead i go crim, they run into town or jump off a cliff to kill themselves. Not sure of the angle but if you dont want to pvp, please find another game.
killing yourself to force someone a murder count for shooting you or your horse is literally exploiting the crim system. Youre literally the worst kind of player, maybe go fight the person and maybe come out on top, instead of suiciding to force a murder and rep loss when they didnt even kill you.
I'm not banned because it's not an illegal exploit. You can report my post if you think it is. Get a mod or a GM to tell me I'm wrong.
If you're in town sniping horses, you're literally the worst kind of player. I don't fight griefers. That's what they want. Why would I do that? Losing a horse is usually worse than getting killed. The horse cannot be resurrected and usually the horse has more value in its inventory than the owner.
I am grateful for your such helpful advice. In the near future, as soon as I have the opportunity (my pet will be killed near the city), I will make a special video and tell (show) my subscribers about it, who also play MO2. So that as many normal players as possible leak reputation to gray bastards who kill pets. Thank you.
P/s Yesterday I with my wife was going to the North from Morin Khur for Jotune horses. Our path there takes 1,5 hours and back 1,5 hours. It was miracle that for that 3 hours nobody killed our horses.
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