agreed, its no tlike when you get pl'd the 20 first lvls will take time and if its not there people will maybe (just maybe) have a greater chance og getting grp.Tesla Monkor said:The restriction shouldn't be removed - in fact, /level should be removed from the game completely.
omg Derby scum!!!! /sheepGwadien said:zzz leveling to 20 solo:kissit:
cHodAX said:All or none, personally I think they should go with none but they won't so we may as well have all.
Castus said:omg Derby scum!!!! /sheep
Bikkus said:I agree, it's either all or none. I would prefer none as it might, just might, bring people back to the lowbie zones to level.
Turran said:Lol Alex got owned, Leicester ftw..
Ahtlehson said:Imo they should delete whole /level thing.
I loved the old times exping with FGs and such things
old.Whoodoo said:And remove all XP benefits for players less than 80%
Thats the idea yes. It would encorouge people to group more.Malcolm said:so level 7 players couldn't group with level 10s?
old.Whoodoo said:Thats the idea yes. It would encorouge people to group more.
Thorwyn[B&Q] said:Let´s face it: it´s too late already. The good old times of 3 groups in Mithra Disciple room won´t come back, there are too few new people starting to play and older ones have their PL toys to speed up the process. /level is just a storm in the nutshell. If you wanted to enforce grouping, you´d need to do the following:
- remove /level 20
- remove task dungeons or make task dungeons start at a mob level suitable for 4 players
This will piss off Mister Lone Ranger and Tonto though.
- adjust the xp system, so people can´t get xp if the level difference is too big (hi, Mister Necro)
- remove autotrain
- increase xp for group xping (= the more players, the more xp.. regardless if it´s an instance, a dungeon or outdoors)
- increase droprate for groups (= the more players, the more % chance of a rog drop)
- reduce mana and health regeneration time, based on the No. of people in the group
Thorwyn[B&Q] said:- reduce mana and health regeneration time, based on the No. of people in the group