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What game has everywhere forced pvp and intense death penalties?
Chasedagamer
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I want a game where you can kill someone anywhere and where you loose a lot on death or gain a lot on killing another player? what game is this?
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You seem like the guy to risk it
lol
This post is all my opinion, but I welcome debate on anything i have put, however, personal slander / name calling belongs in game
where of course you're welcome to call me names im often found lounging about in EvE online.
Use this code for 21days trial in eve online https://secure.eveonline.com/trial/?invc=d385aff2-794a-44a4-96f1-3967ccf6d720&action=buddy
Darkfall PvP 5v11
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It would require the person trying to put forth a ton of effort and join the game with a friend that already knows their way around EVE or join a corporation that's willing to teach them (which there are a ton)
I would say that the MMO is certainly worth trying....even if the new player wasn't planning on staying long term. EVE is the kind of MMO where we may not see another of its kind to come out for years. Personally I had a great time on it, but I also realized it wasn't really the MMO for me, even though I wanted it to be very badly.
(however I do still play from time to time, but you would REALLY have to dedicate yourself to it if you wanted something more)
It's certainly something else.
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Well, I could download the 14-day trial, but I don't know if (actually really don't think) it would be worth my time. I doubt I'm going to want to pay for the full version afterward. Not saying they should have free-to-play. I think I hate, despise, loathe so-called free-to-play now. It's a greedy and cynical way to fleece players of more money than they would pay for monthly subscription, that's all. Anyway, space is not really my thing. Not that I hate space, but it has just never interested me as much as medieval fantasy or historical settings. And btw, all space sci-fi is pretty much fantasy until humans build lunar and Martian bases, and/or start building ships which can transverse deep space. Probably not really feasible w/out a hypothetical/fictional warp drive or hyper speed engine. I'm certainly not gonna hold my breath waiting for mortal humans to accomplish this.
OP, check AoC. Roll a character on Crom, learn the ropes, then go over to Rage (open world ganking corpse looting bullsh.t ruleset).
But to be honest, as I've heard AoC pvp is pretty empty - like all pvp should be, by default
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There's two things you should do, first is to learn how to fight, because it's not just locking a target and clicking orbit and turning your weapons on. Best way to do this if they're still around is joining my boys in Red Federation or Blue Republic as part of RvB. You'll learn how to fly frigs there for sure, but it's education by getting many ships blown up around you so you'll need an income stream. Using someone's free trial code for a 21 day trial creates a plex for them if you then buy the game, and most people that mention this part of it to you will split the isk value, 50/50 was a common split when I played.
The second thing is to take time at the start and create several free trials so you know exactly which race has the ships that appeal to you most and what weapons you want to use if there are options in the race. The total amount of skills in eve is daunting, but if you were to learn them all most of your time would have been spent on horizontal progression (getting skilled up in other racial hulls and weapon types) rather than vertical progression where you start at crap and move on up to good. While it may seem you're setting yourself back, spending more time at the start making sure you know what you want to fly will save time in the end when you don't change your mind about things.
darkfall will rise agon. try get an alpha key and try it out.. best pvp player skilled pvp mmorpg
Agreed, though I've played the crap out of that game it always bothered me that people in full plate really have no movement restrictions, and that mages wearing cloth still had too much armor and survivability for the amount of ranged damage they could unleash.
They tried to fix that in UW but the problem is that as in most full loot PvP games players come then leave then all your left with are the original DF players that want to wear heavy armor and swing a two handed sword around like its a toothpick, so all that class balance got ripped out.
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