Discussion about archery, and sniping people

[naosnule]

People shouldn't be able to afk in peace. This leads to that the grand majority of people who you actually see are not afk. This way, we avoid having a world where people see afk people all the time, which breaks the "MMO" feeling.

[overtyped]

People shouldn't be able to afk in peace. This leads to that the grand majority of people who you actually see are not afk. This way, we avoid having a world where people see afk people all the time, which breaks the "MMO" feeling.

do you even play hnh? Because what your saying is idiotic.

[Jackard]

That's already implemented.

cool, its been a while

[naosnule]

People shouldn't be able to afk in peace. This leads to that the grand majority of people who you actually see are not afk. This way, we avoid having a world where people see afk people all the time, which breaks the "MMO" feeling.

do you even play hnh? Because what your saying is idiotic.

Maybe I expressed me wrongly. The safer people feel having their characters afking in plain sight, the more characters will be afking in plain sight; simple logic. If you want that change, that's your opinion. I don't. I prefer a world populated by people who are actually online and will not support an idea that causes people to leave their characters afk in visible range.

Furthermore, walls are already very strong as it is.

Finally, in real life archers will not shoot straight, but in angle to hit targets behind a wall.

[NOOBY93]

People shouldn't be able to afk in peace. This leads to that the grand majority of people who you actually see are not afk. This way, we avoid having a world where people see afk people all the time, which breaks the "MMO" feeling.

do you even play hnh? Because what your saying is idiotic.

Maybe I expressed me wrongly. The safer people feel having their characters afking in plain sight, the more characters will be afking in plain sight; simple logic. If you want that change, that's your opinion. I don't. I prefer a world populated by people who are actually online and will not support an idea that causes people to leave their characters afk in visible range.

They will AFK one way or another.
How is it bad that they are in plain sight?

[naosnule]

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They will AFK one way or another.
How is it bad that they are in plain sight?

The difference is that I would see them (the afkers that is) and that reduces my immersion.

[overtyped]

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They will AFK one way or another.
How is it bad that they are in plain sight?

The difference is that I would see them (the afkers that is) and that reduces my immersion.

Are you trolling now? your defending a terrible point because now you feel your invested in it. Just forget it for sanitys sake.

[Jackard]

The difference is that I would see them (the afkers that is) and that reduces my immersion.

you may find this shocking: haven is not a roleplaying game

its also far from immersive; all of havens mechanics are very "gamey" and the reliance on custom clients makes this worse

[naosnule]

The difference is that I would see them (the afkers that is) and that reduces my immersion.

you may find this shocking: haven is not a roleplaying game

its also far from immersive; all of havens mechanics are very "gamey" and the reliance on custom clients makes this worse

Yes, apparently, following from http://www.havenandhearth.com/portal/about is wrong:

Haven & Hearth is a MMORPG (Massive Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game)

[overtyped]

The difference is that I would see them (the afkers that is) and that reduces my immersion.

you may find this shocking: haven is not a roleplaying game

its also far from immersive; all of havens mechanics are very "gamey" and the reliance on custom clients makes this worse

jackard i suggest giving up, I don't think he even believes the point hes trying to push anymore, at this point hes just trying to be the winner of the argument.