So im new...

[Bartholin]

look dr sucks.. we know it.. and is spose to suck.. but try having it appear as black.. UMM.. dr is not the confusing to navigate.. only A spot.. which.. if you took the brain power to look around and observe then youn would know where to go..

once the dr gets bigger.. more and more will beposting the same thing.. WE KNOW DR SUCKS! and sure.. why not.. SOME players have trouble getting to the exit.. after i afixed my comp. and got sent to dr cuz  a bug.. i found it rather easy to find the exit.. so so did most others..

 @ topic starter

BUT.. you think we should just makeit a straigh line? make it so easy.. that even a guy with half a brain and add can get to the exit? aint happening.. also.. as another oncxe said.. (or atleast along the lines) "there are no spoliers in life, you wont have anyone telling you how to do everything, and you will in sometime in your life have to think"

its good that you want to help the newers.. (not new comers.. or noobs...) get to the end.. BUT.. they will however have to think for themselfs.. and the game is not that hard to play... more and more of the new players are say "o this game sucks cus its like real life and i have to think for once"  meh.. my miny rant is over..

 

[Lyciss]

I played daggerfall... Infact the death realm was not completely randomly generated. I discovered that it was a variing of eight maps, once you learned the signs of each of the eight you could immediately tell which one you were in and thus find your way to the exit as simply as going from point A to B. 

But that is my point. You learn by taking in information of success and or failures. So how can you expect to know just how dangerous a Tefusang or Ulbernaught can be? You can't without first trying them out in battle.  It is only stupid if you die after discovering you were no match for them, yet you try to battle them again with the same failure. 

They could have just as easily made a cute pink rabbit nearly impossible to kill. Yet would you say that since it "looks" less threatening since it doesn't have large claws or fangs, that it somehow is defeatable?  Your logic makes no sense, that is, if you can call it "logic".

[Karyuu]

Wait, how does it not make sense to consider a beast twice your size as dangerous, especially when it possesses some sharp ends? Is it normal behavior to rush at such things blindly?

[Lyciss]

Wait, how does it not make sense to consider a beast twice your size as dangerous, especially when it possesses some sharp ends? Is it normal behavior to rush at such things blindly?

Well to a dwarf pretty much everything is twice your size, so I guess all dwarves should steer away from one eyed rats? Is anything ever thought out anymore before it is posted? hmm 

[Parallo]

I'm saying that you should avoid things that look dangerous and that your not sure if you can kill. That is logic and common sence. Your saying that looks don't mean everything with your bunny example. How is that refuting what I said? Unless there are monsters out there that look cute and adorable that are actually vicious. Are there? If there aren't your point is entirely invalid and void. To quote...

 Is anything ever thought out anymore before it is posted? hmm 

[Karyuu]

Well to a dwarf pretty much everything is twice your size, so I guess all dwarves should steer away from one eyed rats? Is anything ever thought out anymore before it is posted? hmm 

Correction, rats are not twice the size of dwarves :] Is anything ever double-checked anymore before it's posted? Tsk tsk. I get the feeling you're approaching this with a mentality that is widely found in other MMORPGs, but steered away from in PlaneShift. "There are NPCs therefore we fight them" is valid in GuildWars, WoW, and Ryzom, but in PlaneShift we think "There are wild animals - I should be careful and perhaps ask others about them." So if your Enkidukai character for example is not unnerved by the first sight of an Ulbernaut and rushes at it with glee and gets killed, I'm going to say "Too bad, tough luck." If your dwarf edges up to someone and asks "What manner of beast is that..?" when pointing at a rat, I'm going to applaud for good RP.

[Bartholin]

  thank you karyuu...

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it seems that fewer and fewer think before the act.. OOO.. ulber.. nice pts.. the most in game.. lets attack it.. im sure me.. a new player.. can kill the strongest thing in the game.. (right now)
the topic was about the difficulty of the dr.. which.. if you have ANY sence.. would not have posted such a thing.. since dr is easy to get through... DONT BE LAZY! look around..

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[Parallo]

Oh yes! Thank Karyuu but not me? That was the point I raised! Yes I crave attention!

[Bartholin]

Wait, how does it not make sense to consider a beast twice your size as dangerous, especially when it possesses some sharp ends? Is it normal behavior to rush at such things blindly?

Well to a dwarf pretty much everything is twice your size, so I guess all dwarves should steer away from one eyed rats? Is anything ever thought out anymore before it is posted? hmm 

and by THAT logic... a kran has nothing to fear  .. go get them ulbers krans

[zanzibar]

Sharp ends = bad, bad I say!