Post by Admin on Oct 27, 2013 22:37:45 GMT
There isn't much to the combat system as you may think. The biggest thing is that every new character created must start off with a melee weapon. Besides this there are only a few things that should concern you.
The way combat works here is that it's up to you to decide. We're trusting you to keep things realistic and be honest if something hits you. Now you don't have to roleplay getting hit one hundred percent of the time. But please don't godmode and dodge every attack that comes your way.
The second thing is roleplay your situation realistically. So say if you're character has a previous injury or is suffering from severe hunger, thirst, or sleep deprivation, then they are more likely to get hit. This applies to injuries too. If you state that a blow has left an injury, you must roleplay it as such. So if you're character has fallen off a height and broken his leg, he is going to be in quite a bit of pain.
If anyone is not roleplaying fairly, players are encouraged not to get into a dispute with the person in any way, but to contact staff to resolve the issue in a fair way.
The way combat works here is that it's up to you to decide. We're trusting you to keep things realistic and be honest if something hits you. Now you don't have to roleplay getting hit one hundred percent of the time. But please don't godmode and dodge every attack that comes your way.
The second thing is roleplay your situation realistically. So say if you're character has a previous injury or is suffering from severe hunger, thirst, or sleep deprivation, then they are more likely to get hit. This applies to injuries too. If you state that a blow has left an injury, you must roleplay it as such. So if you're character has fallen off a height and broken his leg, he is going to be in quite a bit of pain.
If anyone is not roleplaying fairly, players are encouraged not to get into a dispute with the person in any way, but to contact staff to resolve the issue in a fair way.
