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Sure. That would be a larger project.

I suggest that any skill is connected to any skill. Some more similar, some more opposite.

Roleplay!=job Roleplay is playing a person. A person is more than it's job. Or is playing PC everything you do here? If that, you're not an interesting person to talk with in real life. Same with roleplay: persons have hobbies, have they character stuff like humour or hobbies. And important: a...

You guys don't get it. Roleplay is not about quests. Roleplay is about playing a person.

Role!=Job You guys should play a game of Vampire redemption, of course online. That is roleplay. Not just doing a job, but actually playing like you're a person.

Magic IS already hard to level. Compare the amount of, let's say spiders you need to kill to get from SC 8 to SC 10 to the amount it takes to level, let's say, swords from 8 to 10. Much less! It is even easier to level parade than magic! Still, physical skills are not that illogical: to use a...

@MiB: MSC is no roleplay at all. Remember: roleplay!=skill points. Roleplay begins where you actually play a role instead of just slaying monsters. Ever been in a theater? That's roleplay! @Ceriux: sounds like a good idea. Maybe, we could stick our heads together?

I don't think that that's truly possible, because slaying enemies is pretty everything in MS anyway. The quests are not that much of a change because they are a) few, b) have no interesting rewards at all and c) often involve killing alot of monsters. But at least, it could be worth a try...

To make the game more interesting. When u die riding a bike, you don't return alive. But you do in MS. Why? To make the game interesting. Also, it is possible to forget things: I was learning maths for my exam and doing that, I forgot loads of chemistry stuff I learned half a year ago.

When created a char for MSC, I took a roleplay identity I liked to play in Vampire Redemption. However, since there's no roleplay, I'd like to my charakter to represent myself. Is there this possibility?

Recently, I read something about a game called Darkstone and there was an interesting point: as MS, Darkstone uses a "learning by doing" system, but with a twist: the skills have a kind of equilibrium to eachother. That means that if you train a skill, the opposing skill will go down. I am sure...

For the last crystal of return use I was voted out of the server by some jerks.

Giving loot by damage would most likely make it harder to get stuff, but talking about experience sounds interesting.

I just think that being LVL 30 won't make getting items from chests more easy. At least, I'd be able to kill some stuff with no help, but that isn't the goal of MSC. But I get ur point. So close that thread? It is misnamed anyway.

Point: that makes it nearly impossible to pick up a dropped/chested spell.