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Violette LeDrunc I agree with what you are saying, but when them power duelers get to the top and have to take on a real dueler or a real dueler hits them they will lose and start dropping back.
Violette LeDrunc I agree with what you are saying, but when them power duelers get to the top and have to take on a real dueler or a real dueler hits them they will lose and start dropping back.
At least that will be 1 step, if they keep doing it, then they are taking risks, at least. If they just find something else, well good for them, I can't think of any other way to make good xp than dueling and doing jobs.If stats are that important to them to be in the number 1 spot I feel sorry for them and they need to get a life. But that doesn't mean that the devs need to try and change or fix the game to stop it because people like that will always find away to get around the rules.
If stats are that important to them to be in the number 1 spot I feel sorry for them and they need to get a life. But that doesn't mean that the devs need to try and change or fix the game to stop it because people like that will always find away to get around the rules.
If stats are that important to them to be in the number 1 spot I feel sorry for them and they need to get a life.
If stats are that important to them to be in the number 1 spot I feel sorry for them and they need to get a life. But that doesn't mean that the devs need to try and change or fix the game to stop it because people like that will always find away to get around the rules.
There's been some discussion about the ethics and legality of certain types of dueling. So I thought I'd highlight some instances and let people sound off on whether they think they should be allowed or disallowed. Here goes:
1: Player A has been attacked and is down to 20 health. He visits Player B's town and unequips his weapon and knocks himself out to get 48 hours of time without being dueled.
2. Player A has been attacked and is down to 20 health. He visits Player B's town and keeps his weapon, but is knocked out, as he had planned, to get 48 hours of time without being dueled.
3. Player A and Player B agree to a duel. Neither party knows the other's stance, and both have their highest-powered weapons and fighting gear equipped.
4. Does your answer change if the players are in allied towns?
5. Same scenario, but now both unequip their weapons. So it's hand-to-hand combat. Legal or illegal?