04-21-2005, 10:06 PM
Artega,Apr 21 2005, 01:14 PM Wrote:Arbitrarily removing PvP from the PvE servers would not only completely change the way the game functions as a whole (and make Honor on PvE servers utterly pointless), but it would also rob PvE people of the chance to go level a town to break up the monotony of chain instancing.
NPCs stay dead for five minutes at most, so it's not a "massive disruption", as you said. Go kill a few extra mobs and come back. I doubt you're so pressed for playing time that the absence of a quest NPC for five minutes will wreck your day/night.
And if the Horde/Alliance are camping your town, either go quest somewhere else or request assistance from higher-level players. This might be harder to do on a PvE server than on a PvP server (where towns are safer, ironically), but I'm sure there will be some bored level 60's wandering around that would be happy to deal with the bored level 60's busily looting, raping, and pillaging the town in question.
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Artega
Did you bother to read and consider what Alram is saying? Your reply comes off as a knee jerk response to someone who does not care for how PvP influences PvE, and as I read your response, I think you are either completely inconsiderate or are missing his point.
Imagine a conversation like this.
"Artega, I don't care for beer." (Yes, this is hypothetical.)
"Deal with it, Occhi, you'll get used to the bubbles and the flavor after a while."
That is how your reply came across.
From his post, I infer that he does not want to be forced into "go quest somewhere else" or to "request assistance from higher-level players." He does not want his participation to depend upon the kindness of clvl 60 strangers. Nor does he feel that waiting for five minutes, when he is working his way back to an NPC having faithfully completed a quest element, is a worthwhile use of his gaming time.
If he did, I doubt he'd be objecting to the imposition posed on PvE by PvP.
Occhi
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In War, the outcome is never final. --Carl von Clausewitz--
Igitur qui desiderat pacem, praeparet bellum
John 11:35 - consider why.
In Memory of Pete