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kohg
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Re: To whomever just killed me
i have absolutly no clue, none, zero, what you're goin on about!!
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boshaw
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Re: To whomever just killed me
“In the long run, we're all dead.” - John Maynard Keynes
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Markoff_Chaney
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Re: To whomever just killed me
Why is this? Is there some strategic reason? Or is it just because lakes are focal points for people who want to loiter?SpineApple wrote: Lakes tend to be griefer hotspots.
Well I've certainly seen my neighborhood empty out lately. Everyone around me seems to be either dying or moving away.Jiskra wrote: to be honest I lost all the desire to play anymore, I enjoyed exploring the world, but the world is too harsh for me to stick with it.
Good way to weed out the players that are not hardcore enough I suppose
But hopefully being a hardcore player isn't the only way to forestall death. Maybe, instead, you can also be a paranoid recluse. Maybe that's why I'm not dead yet...
Pshaw. He was probably just saying that in order to tempt people to open up their gates. J.M. Keynes was a notorious griefer.boshaw wrote:“In the long run, we're all dead.” - John Maynard Keynes
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SpiderJerusalem
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Re: To whomever just killed me
thats what I did last world, worked fine for me.Markoff_Chaney wrote:Why is this? Is there some strategic reason? Or is it just because lakes are focal points for people who want to loiter?SpineApple wrote: Lakes tend to be griefer hotspots.
Well I've certainly seen my neighborhood empty out lately. Everyone around me seems to be either dying or moving away.Jiskra wrote: to be honest I lost all the desire to play anymore, I enjoyed exploring the world, but the world is too harsh for me to stick with it.
Good way to weed out the players that are not hardcore enough I suppose
But hopefully being a hardcore player isn't the only way to forestall death. Maybe, instead, you can also be a paranoid recluse. Maybe that's why I'm not dead yet...
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SpineApple
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Re: To whomever just killed me
Easiest way to think about it is that lakes are one of high traffic areas, I've seen 90% Of people I meet by boating and the others were basically big villages you couldn't miss by walking into them.Markoff_Chaney wrote: Why is this? Is there some strategic reason? Or is it just because lakes are focal points for people who want to loiter?
So the more people you can meet the more potential there is to also meet griefers (also a reason why griefers prefer rivers because they are aware traffic is actually higher).
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Markoff_Chaney
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Re: To whomever just killed me
Artist's recreationSpiderJerusalem wrote: thats what I did last world, worked fine for me.
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SpiderJerusalem
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Re: To whomever just killed me
Markoff_Chaney wrote:Artist's recreationSpiderJerusalem wrote: thats what I did last world, worked fine for me.
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Sotsa
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Re: To whomever just killed me
Being hardcore has both killed and saved me.
Before you take insult to this post, keep in mind that I am simply a warrior of truth.
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cloakblade
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Re: To whomever just killed me
I'm sorry I can relate. I'm just lucky. Though if I would suggest something it would to join a village. I find that being in a big village helps me do what ever I want, except for pillage (but only occasionally).
A.K.A. Suddo
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TeckXKnight
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Re: To whomever just killed me
I find it amazingly refreshing that in Haven and Hearth there is gender equality. You're no more likely to survive random raiders as a female than as a male.