wolf1000wolf wrote:The permadeath part of the equation means the more investment players put into their character, the more it hurts to lose it. Loss aversion means most players won't engage with the PvP system if they can avoid it.
Grumpkin wrote:So you need Rage to evict Rage-less characters?
What if I bring a Rage alt to evict my own Rage-less character whenever I want?

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Vladichka wrote:wolf1000wolf wrote:The permadeath part of the equation means the more investment players put into their character, the more it hurts to lose it. Loss aversion means most players won't engage with the PvP system if they can avoid it.
I'm gonna point out the elusive elephant in the room
1. Jorbtar think KO protection protects you from death (lol)
2. Humiliation ritual you need to take on death takes too long unless you're part of a faction
3. Even if you're willing to do it, most often it will take even longer because Jorbtar doesn't know you can take bodies to another continent by teleporting them via Snekkja
They could start here. Learning how death works in their game. Then they can decide if they want to fix it or remove it.
I would suggest
1. Make KO protection actually do something. For example, make concussion an actually meaningful debuff that takes long to heal, but make it not take your hard hp. And make sure the hit that knocks you out always inflicts concussion and nothing else, unless attacker has murderous rage.
2. Idk what to do with murderous rage, as long as it exists seal clubbing can not be stopped, it's designed like that.
3. Do something about stealing bodies. They can figure it out if they want to. Maybe make it impossible to lift a body unless you inherit it or are in a descendant, this is kinda stupid. Like make bodies decay and count decayed bodies as buried (without a head).
Then we can talk about balance after people stop being terrified of stepping outside their pali.
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