"General" PvP Rules Agreement

[Général_Argos]

GM-Pandora Wrote:Because you actually have to count them during the fight, with your eyes, and you have 2 PVPers to check at the same time? That's much more tedious than checking people at the start only, and at the start it can even be done via npc if one is written up.

Make sure they have none at the beginning of the event and give them required pots before each of their fight... It's not 'so hard'.

GM-Pandora Wrote:Really, if you can't kill your opponent that has no healing item in 5 minutes then it's called a tie.

Any particular reason for?

GM-Pandora Wrote:As for the sage converters, they're the product of a skill, not the skill itself.

SAME SHIT OMG.??If a box give movement speed, its the same thing as the skill.??ANYWAY, how does it interfer in the balance if someone get the effect of a skill or directly the skill?

GM-Pandora Wrote:And scrolls, well I'd still say forbid them if it was up to me, because it's simpler, if we wanna get into "let's accept these scrolls but not those" it gets overly complicated. It doesn't really say on a scroll if it's from kafra or not, some of the ones ayu listed are not kafra item, they're just sitting in the database with currently no way to obtain them, who knows what plan gravity has for them (selling in kafra shop or adding to a monster).

It's like saying 'no hat allowed' because Lord's Kaho Horns exist in the database, and that we don't want to bother cheking hats even if we know players cannot get Lord's Kaho Horns.??:'[

GM-Pandora Wrote:Overall it's important to have fair rules of course, but it's equally important to have easy rules, as in, doesn't take 2 hours to read all the fine prints and exceptions.

I tought the main goal was to make fairest rules.??If we don't want fine prints, why are we doing this thread for???Reading fine prints is really a small price to pay to get a fair pvp system...