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Sairina wrote:People ignore me when I roleplay having inherited a necklace from my grandmother, for heaven's sake. What's the actual harm? That someone happens to know the bloody thing is a custom item and therefore brandnew, despite it being described as an ancient rusty thing that's nearly falling apart, that is the kind of reaction I'm talking about that drives me crazy.
Drayn wrote:Zehren, the Karmassassin!
mab wrote:I don't think so!
The only roleplay that most people seem to be capable of is
x enters
x nods politely
x leaves (of course before anyone has a chance to respond)
Unless there's a nodding dog build that I've not heard of, I don't understand how that is roleplay. It is better though than the people who enter a room with someone in it and just totally ignore that person.
All I can find here is a hack and slash mud. It makes a pretty good h&s mud and has some interesting places to explore but it's not really what I was looking for.
I'm sad. Geas looks like a decent mud (and I seem to remember having fun here 10 years or so ago) but now it seems to be spoiled by its players.
I am guilty of this. Back when I played I would always say how I wanted more newbies to have in the game and that this game needed more people to play. Now I have become jaded. In my time I have spent SO MANY hours roleplaying and helping newbies to have them never play again the next week or just move on to another character.
Drayn wrote:Zehren, the Karmassassin!
luminier wrote:I am guilty of this. Back when I played I would always say how I wanted more newbies to have in the game and that this game needed more people to play. Now I have become jaded. In my time I have spent SO MANY hours roleplaying and helping newbies to have them never play again the next week or just move on to another character.
Aslak wrote:[...]This is mainly because Geas is EXTREMLY newbie unfriendly, and I do not mean the players, but the system. [...]
Drayn wrote:Mostly LPC MUDs just tend to be very different to other types of MUD that are more Diku style. I'd actually say Geas does pretty well for usability and syntax is usually pretty intuitive, save for a few puzzles where it can be a bit specific.
luminier wrote:Probably didn't help that Aslak got the attention of the Crusaders right away and got killed, and then punished over and over.
You started playing during a war because of a poor RP decision of a character that ended up affecting you.
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