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Slayer Equipment: Bomy Shell Helment Saturn's Ring (Dark Halo ;)) Slayer Aura (Changeable mist-like color floats around player as they walk) Gargoyle Wings Rogue's Scarf (Wraps around neck to become rogoue-ish) |
Forget the slayer thing. Just have some kind of event points like everyone else.
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Yeah, I gotta agree with you here. Making sweet items would push me into cheating. |
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uh, limit killing the same person to only give points every 24 hours?
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Haha, ok. Then let's just have crappy items and no one will want to play or earn anything. Problem solved.
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Great idea. |
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Who says just because we don't use YOUR slayer idea, there will be crappy items gotten elsewhere? Jesus don't get so defensive. |
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Edit: Please don't start an arguement in this thread. It's solely for ideas and development. |
What'll be going on with Bomy's? I see the updated Naifets and I like it so I must know :P The old 2k1 Bomy's REALLY got out of hand as tons of recolours and garbage ones were submitted and accepted. I'd really like to see the good ones all redone to match this new 2k1's style as has been done with Naifets.
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Kuza stop stealing ideas from a certain game, Runescape.
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I haven't read the whole thread, but I'm excited to see so many people interested in reviving Graal 2001. This is my suggestion for addressing player killing. As I said, I haven't read the whole thread, so if something similar to this has already been suggested, sorry and get over it. :redface:
Each player is assigned a sort of point value that very much resembles AP, except backwards. Each time a player kills another, their points increase. [A special friend just gave me this idea, too, and I liked it alot. With each kill in a town or other widely populated area, players' points should increase more than they normally would in a generally unpopulated area. This is to simulate a sortof "witnessed murder," and also discourages PKing in towns, markets, etc.] I suppose points may decrease with time, and possibly even with death. These points serve three purposes:
I don't know what's already been suggested, but I noticed alot of dispute over how to handle PKers, and this was what first came to my mind. I hope it is taken under serious consideration. |
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A person who has a high rating would lose more points, but only if the person that killed them has a low rating. Make sense? Then the "kill points" can be distributed depending on these factors. You wouldn't get any kill points when the server first opens, because everyone will have a default rating, and you get no kill points for those kills. But once the dominant PKers surface, if they kill eachother or you kill them, then kill points will be distributed. This will prevent people from killing an account over and over again for points via collusion, because you'll only get so many points out of a good pker account before you get nothing. After that, the person who let you kill them over and over will have to kill more people to get their rating back up, so that they give kill points again. The give and take system will prevent abuse, I think. Sure you could sell kills to someone in order to let them get kill points from you, but you wouldn't have an unlimited supply, and you'd have to have a decent kill rating anyway. I also think it would be neat if the kill points were to drop like gralats when you die, so that anyone could pick them up. Yes? No? Let me know if you find any loopholes with this system. |
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Not at all, I'm trying to give them purpose. The problem that I see with Graal is that PKing is entirely mindless. I got online yesterday and was simply wandering around exploring worlds I hadn't seen before, and on two separate occasions I had people follow me like halfway across the entire map because they wanted to PK, thinking I was a newbie running scared ****, when the reality was that I simply wasn't interested in fighting at the time; they were just following me halfway across the freaking planet while I was out for a little explorational trek! PKers as of right now are really nothing more than annoying... they pick a spot and kill anyone who comes by, and nobody wants to deal with them because they're just not worth the time. With a sort of bounty system, there would be incentive for stopping and fighting back. Every suggestion I've read so far is trying to set up point systems to encourage random killing. I was under the impression that the idea of Graal2001 was to make a sort of RPG environment, and if that's so I think we should stick with it in the case of PKers. A widely known and wanted murderer/thug isn't going to prance around town wearing his fancy PKer-only gear bragging about his kills! He's going to want to stay out of sight to avoid law enforcement. If you still think that there should be a way to fairly fight others with incentive and without risk of loss, then sparring areas and dueling systems is an easy fix. Perhaps in certain areas (outside of unpopulated areas such as towns, markets, etc.) players can initiate duels with another player. If the other player accepts, then the two can fight each other without risk of loss. Once a player dies, both players' spar ratings are affected and the surviving player's health is returned to full and maybe he's rewarded a little something. I'm just afraid that if you add in these point systems where PKers receive points for killing others and can spend them on rare items, it only encourages what we're trying to limit. I liked the bounty system because in RPGs I don't believe in restricting player action, but simply discouraging it. With the bounty system, it's still possible to just go on mad killing fests with your friends and have a good time with it (assuming that's possible - all I ever see it result in is everybody bickering over who is and who isn't a "newb."), it's just greatly discouraged that you do it around populated areas, and that you try to forcefully include people who don't want to be included. |
Arrow Fletching
Players will still drop arrows they have, but there will also be a variety of arrows which can alter the status of the targeted player. The arrows can also be “fletched” and cut into different arrow types by using tree bark which must be cut down. The type of wood is used with the arrow decides its attributes and strength: Arrow Types Arrows: Weak Oak Arrows: Normal Willow Arrows: Average Maple Arrows: Strong Yggdasil Arrows: Powerful Arrow Attributes (must be Yggdrasil arrows and binded to chosen element) Fire: Burns target and depletes HP slowly. Ice: Freezes target momentarily. Bolt: Shocks target and disables item use. Stone: Drastically slows target’s speed down. Bomb Engineering Players will still drop regular bombs. However with the use of Zal technology and combined “gem dust” (found by mining different types of ores and crushing the gem into dust) a player can create better explosives. The bombs will do more damage and the radius will be larger. Alchemical Schematics: Topaz: mixes with “Galena” and “Minium” Emerald: mixes with “Stibnite” and “Wismuth” Sapphire: mixes with “Cinnabar” and “Calomel” Ruby: mixes with “Cornea” and “Verdigris” Diamond: mixes with “Gypsum” and “Brimstone” Bomb Types: Galium Bomb: explosion radius of 20 tiles Stibuth Bomb: explosion radius of 40 tiles Cinnomel Bomb: explosion radius of 60 tiles Cordigris Bomb: explosion radius of 80 tiles Gypstone Bomb: explosion radius of 100 tiles |
A few more little things I'd like to see:
Fix up death! Remove the silly little jingle and put in a thud like a body falling down... another thing that would be pretty cool is randomized alternate death ganis! So that way people don't always spin around and fall on their face to the right... sometimes they may fall to the left, sometimes they may fall on their back, and sometimes their head may roll off, whatever! ;) I don't know what the current plan is for weapons, like whether you were just going to keep the classic sword and shield or if you were going to try to implement a fancy weapons system thing, but if it's the latter I thought it'd be pretty cool to be able to sheath and wear your sword when not in use. Maybe even supply the players with the option to wear it on their back or on their belt. It just always drove me nuts the way MMORPGs still have players whipping swords out of thin air! It's not that hard to slap on a scabbard when the sword is in use, and then replace it with a scabbard + hilt when the sword is sheathed. [BAD IDEA]Kingdom-specific skills would be pretty slick. Like, I don't know what the general theme for each kingdom would be, but like if there's a scholar or mage type one they could maybe craft certain healing items or something? If there's a warrior type kingdom like Dustari was, perhaps they could have a frenzy type skill that allows them to attack faster or deal more damage, but also take more damage, or maybe they're the only ones with an active shield - a button that defends against all attacks from a single direction. If there's a thief type kingdom, they would totally need a stealthy skill... like maybe hiding in shadows or something. All these are simply examples, I'm just saying I think it'd be neat for each kingdom to have its own little special something so they can express themselves in the game with more than just a player tag.[/BAD IDEA] I don't know what the current consensus is on bodies, or if this subject's even been addressed, but PLEASE, GOD, PLEASE USE THE OLD BODIES, or a variation thereof! Don't try to come up with any "better," taller looking people... The body design is fine as-is... just, some detail would be nice if you're really aching to revamp them. Back to the swords: If you're using some sexy new weapon system and not the classic Graal swords, at least make them as uh... fluid. The swords on 2k2 and Maloria are just... I don't know, they look and feel all wrong. They're too slow, players hold them at funky angles, you're stationary for too long while using them, the range is screwed over... I'd really like to see something as close to the classic swords as possible... but the scabbards would still be pretty cool. Or not. Whatever. Quests: Avoid fighting often or just altogether, simply because NPC combat in Graal is going to suck no matter what you do, for a number of reasons. Come up with some really clever puzzles and stuff... maybe even have sort of clue-chase type quests that span over the entire map, like an Indiana Jones sort of thing. Like, you may find a clue in some cave on one side of the map that leads you to another clue in the forest on another part of the map that tells you how to get into the spooky abandoned castle on another part of the map that holds more clues to more stuff. Sorry that all my posts are sadistically long. I can only post like once every eight hours or something, so I've got to make each one really count. RESPONDING TO KONI'S POST BELOW Looking back, you're totally right. I got so carried away there. :p I think alot of it was because Kuza and I were just throwing out random ideas for a new server on AIM, and I got on a role and just started thinking up crap... and then it leaked into this thread. ;) I still say scabbards would be a neat feature, but I can do without. And I'm sorry, I don't care how much apart of Graal the death animation is, I've always hated it and always will, so I'm going to be a stubborn ass about it. |
I can only post once as well... which is why my posts tend to be long. (blame the limitations!)
But woah... We're getting way off track from the original 2k1. I don't want to make 2k1 all roleplaying and have it turn into GK. I mean... nice ideas... but they aren't really what 2k1 was about. I don't want to throw in fighting skills, or special weapons with different attributes, or burning/poisoning/freezing of people, etc. I think some of you may have missed the thread where I said I wanted to keep things basic and simple. I don't want to over-complicate things. I will be using the old bodies (but revamped), I will be trying to emulate the default fighting system as accurately as possible. I really don't want to mess with the death animation... I mean... that's taking away a big part of Graal. It just wouldn't be the same. If you want all that stuff, that is what GK is for. |
Please no attributes. Believe me, I am a hardcore Dungeons and Dragons fan, but I played Graal 2001 to escape that philosophy.
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Link is left handed. :O
There! Finally reclaimed the postcount I left with so very, very long ago. ;) |
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I just want to say this, and really this alone. Keep it simple. G2K1 was loved for the RPing, the farming (Farmer tag ftw), the fishing, etc. But most importantly the community.
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G2K1 won't be the same as it was. It could have the best NPCs, great staff and everything else that makes a server fun but to the people who played iti years ago a lot of the people have left so it still won't feel the same.
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Well, about 60% of the community is still around. The only people who aren't around anymore that I can think of are:
TrueHeat Torankusu Annr Spekkio Spi Dante |
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I would venture a guess at 30%, your list is horrible, and missing a boat load of players. |
All the important ones are still around. :redface:
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EDIT, people from long ago: Neonight Kaelink Geno GABRIEL Karsh (basically) Lycia (lel) Peach (lel) Aftershock Vermain Marle Jinn Emily Mmmkay Sisok IceHawk Psyker Terru Valder (He would maybe come back.) Minoc? G_Yoshi Pith Hero McDohl Roy (Oh wait...) Spanky Malak Godspeed Beowulf Merlin Cloud X Wing Hawk Asuka Fai That hurt. |
thats only the tip of the iceberg amagius
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