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[Discuss] An observation

Matt Runyon m.runyon at comcast.net
Mon Jun 11 18:46:54 CEST 2007



Alex Davies wrote:
>> From: Tom <tom at lemuria.org>
>> Totally! That has always been the intention. I'm very surprised that 
>> people are so insistent on "perfect" stats.
>>
>> Implementing it is tricky, though. People are willing to unbelievable 
>> amounts of effort on raising the stats from 95 to 100. If I don't 
>> want to make it flat out impossible, then how?
>>
>
> Well, those that do probably have nothing better to do with their 
> time. Yo ucan only spend so much time polishing your armour before you 
> relaise you could get a bit more gold to make it more shiny by doing 
> CW to raise production that last 5%. Plus if it doesn't require much 
> effiort, people will usually try their best to get something as good 
> as possible, even if it doesn't last (and with repute, there's good 
> reasons why you should do so).
>
> The1exile (AKA SniperChief)
I think the main issue is that whole "nothing better to do with their 
time".  If you're not actively fighting, you're happy with your unit, 
and you don't want/have the gold to burn on Academy training, why not 
help with Civil Work?  Instead of messing with how region stats are 
influenced, I think what is needed is something else to do, that helps 
characters as opposed to the realm.  Maybe something in the region you 
are sworn to, where you can spend hours (Keeping the Peasants in Line, 
or some such) to gain gold for your personal use?  Or spending hours to 
improve your estates?  Something.


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