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keep suggesting things tho fo sho ^^Yes it does impact me, you just contradicted yourself, if it didnt impact me, then i wouldnt have made this post, if he would have placed a footstool, i could move the footstool. If your going to sit here and troll my legit post, please just dont even read/ or reply....If its fun for a tamer to use hidden chars so they can pen in a ton of dragons/wyrms to insta kill players who attack them or to farm it doesn't impact you.
I'm fairly certain that if you were going to kill gazers there that whole mess of dragons would ruin your day.Panthor the Hated wrote:How did it impact you? Making a complaining post doesn't mean you were impacted, it means you were complaining about how other people play the game.
Sandro wrote:Bottom line is what blaze was doing is able to be accomplished with 1 account logged in.
ffs..
So, you pointless quoted that at least twice already, but you fail to take into account that if he did it with one single account, then guerrilla would not have to take a murder count to disrupt the dragons.Sandro wrote:Sandro wrote:Bottom line is what blaze was doing is able to be accomplished with 1 account logged in.
ffs..
Npc's actually act differently than player controlled sprites. Where as: If you attack a npc that has not attacked a target (and if so the target is out of screen length of said npc) The npc actually acts as if it attacks you back, therefore you don't have to have it land a spell/hit on you. Where as with players they have to hit you regardless if you attack them first.MatronDeWinter wrote:I'm not suggesting anything about murder counts, only that it would not be possible to replicate what he is doing with a solitary account. As for Sandro's comment, I did not know that you can attack something and have the pets back you up. I thought that you had to be targeted while they were in guard mode for them to all attack at once.
very interesting, and good explanation Loathed. I don't like to push this further off topic, but anyone know if this is era accurate? just curiousLoathed wrote:Npc's actually act differently than player controlled sprites. Where as: If you attack a npc that has not attacked a target (and if so the target is out of screen length of said npc) The npc actually acts as if it attacks you back, therefore you don't have to have it land a spell/hit on you. Where as with players they have to hit you regardless if you attack them first.
It has been this way on UOSA since the beginning. Just wasn't noticed as much before because of the changes to (guarded) players over the past year or so.
define "this"very interesting, and good explanation Loathed. I don't like to push this further off topic, but anyone know if this is era accurate? just curious