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Connor_Graham
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Was this last thread of yours supposed to make sense in some way?
Same as.I understood what he was getting at![]()
I think it would be nice to see Tram turn to "the dark side" for a publish. Maybe part of the current storyline kinda thing. Nothing permanent. But kinda a test to see how the playerbase feels about it.What could be interesting, a complete shard reversal!
Tram becomes fel and tram/ilsh/tok becomes fel...trammies get the Ps's/0.5-1.0 SOT's and PvPers get everything else i wonder how long it would be before the tram side complained that they want more! id guess an hour if that!
Exactly, and to be more decisive, I would say that the challenges of PvP are what make it rewarding. Of course goals such as PS or replicas are good but the dynamics of a battle are never the same. New tactics and ideas can always be applied to a battle seen. But to get back on topic, I liked the ocean champ spawns, faction additions (CTF), and Wind like many of the other old dungeons may need something new and challenging. I always liked the puzzle boxes in Kkaldun although most of them are bugged now.But more players should understand that there is more challenge to PvP than there is to PvM. Unfortunately, and I think this is what keeps a lot of so-called "Trammies" out of Fel, and PvP... There's no real reward for it.
So, in summary:
- There needs to be something, besides just powerscrolls, to entice people to PvP. Champ spawns are nice, but they are too localized.
- EA needs to deal with cheaters.
I think PvP is far from dead in UO. I also think that so-called "Trammies" could enjoy PvP if there was enough of a reward to make it worth while to them.
Play Siege...all facets, including Malas have the fel ruleset. Doom has always been fun when you had to keep an eye over your shoulder to make sure you didn't get killed by another player...la- DOOM in felucca!!!!! easy to do, we got already the dungeon, the monsters in trammel, put one in felucca !! BUT make new artifacts for the FELUCCA DOOM, different items mean TONS OF PPL Would go there to fight, and they will have a new landscape for massive and fun pvp.
For me, in the old days, the intrinsic value of killing reds was enough to make PvP worthwhile. But in those days, it was kill or be killed. When they split the world and opened Trammel, most people flocked there because they couldn't give a rat's a$$ about challenge, intrinsic value, honor, valor, or anything else of the sort. They want to collect things, be safe, and play the game without worrying about losing their stuff. If that was not true, then Trammel would be empty.Exactly, and to be more decisive, I would say that the challenges of PvP are what make it rewarding. Of course goals such as PS or replicas are good but the dynamics of a battle are never the same. New tactics and ideas can always be applied to a battle seen. But to get back on topic, I liked the ocean champ spawns, faction additions (CTF), and Wind like many of the other old dungeons may need something new and challenging. I always liked the puzzle boxes in Kkaldun although most of them are bugged now.
Wrong. No one is afraid to go to Fel.Well, I think one of the posters above got it right. A lot of people are afraid to go to Fel.
A lot of people seem to really dislike losing to a living player as opposed to a computer controlled monster. I am sure it is some deep rooted fear lodged in some part of the id that drives this.Wrong. No one is afraid to go to Fel.
Ill equipped and/or non-trained, or simply don't like UO PvP yes, but not afraid. What the hell is there to be afraid of? Losing some insurance gold? Pfft. Why the hell is that so scary? Answer is, it's not.
No one is afraid of the big bad PvP'rs. Most just don't want to deal with them, especially since it's a good chance they're cheating anyway.
I know your opinion, and you are welcome to it. But it is born out by what I see people saying on a daily basis.Wrong. No one is afraid to go to Fel.
Ill equipped and/or non-trained, or simply don't like UO PvP yes, but not afraid. What the hell is there to be afraid of? Losing some insurance gold? Pfft. Why the hell is that so scary? Answer is, it's not.
No one is afraid of the big bad PvP'rs. Most just don't want to deal with them, especially since it's a good chance they're cheating anyway.
Your statement runs contrary to the known definition of the word you bolded.No one is afraid of the big bad PvP'rs. Most just don't want to deal with them, especially since it's a good chance they're cheating anyway.
I think that is a part of it. I think it is also the knowledge that if their insurance fails (which it has been known to do), that their items are gone.A lot of people seem to really dislike losing to a living player as opposed to a computer controlled monster. I am sure it is some deep rooted fear lodged in some part of the id that drives this.
What exactly did I take out of context? I quoted you verbatim.Wow. Way to nitpick, not to mention take things out of context.
Let's examine:
Your post = Epic Fail![]()
And I didn't even need to use the dictionary for that one.![]()
I was, but I didn't actually post the insult...laNo one here was attacking you personally.
I didn't insult anyone. If someone took anything I wrote as a personal attack or insult, then it's just their guilty conscience that makes them feel that way.I really don't have any interest in exchanging unpleasantries with you, so I would appreciate it if you would refrain from insulting me, or anyone else that is trying to have an genuine discussion of this matter.
Like la I la care la what la you la think la. laI was, but I didn't actually post the insult...la
You cared enough to make a post about it...laLike la I la care la what la you la think la. laI was, but I didn't actually post the insult...la
Guilty conscience?I didn't insult anyone. If someone took anything I wrote as a personal attack or insult, then it's just their guilty conscience that makes them feel that way.
Yep. That's its exactly what I am talking about. There is not enough incentive for people to "be ganked while doing the same things they can do in Tram" and therefore "they don't want to put up with the attitude brought forth by many...Fel "residents"....
Most people do not feel the need or desire to go to Fel because 1. They have no desire to be ganked while doing the same things they can do in Tram and 2. They don't want to put up with the attitude brought forward by many (not all, but many, and even shown in this very thread) Fel "residents".
I don't know. If some people did end up going to fel, they would realize that most places, aside from the PvP hotspots, are incredibly empty....
A lot of people are afraid to go to Fel.
I'm not "afraid" to go to Fel... my miner mines in Fel exclusively lately (especially since the ore randomization).
Most people do not feel the need or desire to go to Fel because 1. They have no desire to be ganked while doing the same things they can do in Tram and 2. They don't want to put up with the attitude brought forward by many (not all, but many, and even shown in this very thread) Fel "residents".
QFTThe whole Trammel thing makes me laugh so much...especially the champ spawns!
People would rather die 10times in Trammel for a)worse Sot's and b) less chance of a replica because of the numbers, than go to fel and RISK being killed once or twice by a real player. I say RISK becuase its not a gurantee...not by a long shot!! Then so long as your effective at dealing with the spawn you can leave and still have a chance at the replica.
Of course you wont get the PS's but you wouldnt in trammel either and then they moan that its too hard...I really cant understand the mentality of carebares!!!Talk about silver platter mentality!!!
And to Connor, you are making yourself sound more childish with every post. At the beginning i read your posts and took note, now you have decended into juvenile insults(badly covered up) i pay no attention as im sure the majority are starting to, if not already have.
People don't go to Fel because they're "afraid" of being killed by another player. They don't go to Fel because they don't want to deal with a bunch of cheaters and/or overgrown 12 yr olds. The same cheaters and/or overgrown 12 yr olds that prove this point every single day here on this forum, and even in this very thread.The whole Trammel thing makes me laugh so much...especially the champ spawns!
People would rather die 10times in Trammel for a)worse Sot's and b) less chance of a replica because of the numbers, than go to fel and RISK being killed once or twice by a real player.
This is evidence of the superiority complex a good number of PvP'rs exhibit toward anyone that doesn't go to Fel for one or both of the reasons I stated above.Of course you wont get the PS's but you wouldnt in trammel either and then they moan that its too hard...I really cant understand the mentality of carebares!!!Talk about silver platter mentality!!!
Yeah, and I'm sure everyone else is just oh so innocent. I would have thought it was blatantly obvious by now, but I really don't care what anyone's opinion of me is. At least I don't try to hide behind some moral high ground or try to act superior because of what I do or don't do in game. I simply state my opinion, whether anyone likes it or not. If you or anyone else doesn't like it, well, that's just tough ****. Put me on ignore or don't read my posts. It's that simple.And to Connor, you are making yourself sound more childish with every post. At the beginning i read your posts and took note, now you have decended into juvenile insults(badly covered up) i pay no attention as im sure the majority are starting to, if not already have.
Well the people i speak to will agree with what you said in bold. There is worse griefing in trammel than there ever will be in Fel. All you get in fel is over inflated egos and a bit of smack talk. Far worse goes on in Trammel wether you care to admit it or not.People don't go to Fel because they're "afraid" of being killed by another player. They don't go to Fel because they don't want to deal with a bunch of cheaters and/or overgrown 12 yr olds. The same cheaters and/or overgrown 12 yr olds that prove this point every single day here on this forum, and even in this very thread.
You need to check your facts first, DC* the guild im in...go look it up, we are trammies always have been always will be. BUT were trammies who like a challenge so we go to champs in fel(the ones in trammel for us anyway too easy vs reward). Im commenting on carebares no trammies, carebares want everything given to them, trammies/felucians will go and get it! Majority dont moan when they die or somethings too hard/drop rates too low. Thats the carebares.This is evidence of the superiority complex a good number of PvP'rs exhibit toward anyone that doesn't go to Fel for one or both of the reasons I stated above.
I didnt say they where but you however have tried to make yourself sound superior in every post! My "insults" are not exactly concealed. I say what i think how i think it (within reason)Yeah, and I'm sure everyone else is just oh so innocent. I would have thought it was blatantly obvious by now, but I really don't care what anyone's opinion of me is. At least I don't try to hide behind some moral high ground or try to act superior because of what I do or don't do in game. I simply state my opinion, whether anyone likes it or not. If you or anyone else doesn't like it, well, that's just tough ****. Put me on ignore or don't read my posts. It's that simple
I've been on both sides of the fence, and I've seen much worse on the Fel side than the Tram. Since things have now gotten so far off of the topic I'll leave it at that and stand by my original statements regarding the OP's ideas.Far worse goes on in Trammel wether you care to admit it or not.
I'm glad to see that most have begun to talk about the thread instead of opinions. Connor, yes I will admit that there are many, many pvpers who are complete @$$es but that is part of the game and another aspect that makes it special. I even admit that I once taunted and still do taunt (when it goes over the top) those who are the @$$es. Just consider me the anti-@$$ when it comes to pvp because I'm one of the few who is good enough to take down the @$$es that you seem to think most pvpers seem to be. I do have to admit that in your world, the pvpers would all hold hands and skip down the road threatening anyone with hugs. At least most of these @$$es fit their actions. I suppose that must mean you are a pk as well if that is the case.I've been on both sides of the fence, and I've seen much worse on the Fel side than the Tram. Since things have now gotten so far off of the topic I'll leave it at that and stand by my original statements regarding the OP's ideas.
In my world people act like adults and don't use the anonymity of the internet to say things to other people that would never even be thought of being said to anyone face to face.I do have to admit that in your world, the pvpers would all hold hands and skip down the road threatening anyone with hugs.
Same thing happens in trammel, majority of the stuff i hear when im in fel is along the lines of "get back to trammel newb" or "you trammies suck no spawning for you".In my world people act like adults and don't use the anonymity of the internet to say things to other people that would never even be thought of being said to anyone face to face.
Once again, I've seen exactly the opposite. Not once have I ever seen a single person in Tram bring someone's mother or sister into their "taunting", yet I've not only seen it, but experienced it first hand myself in Fel, and at that more than just a few times.Same thing happens in trammel, majority of the stuff i hear when im in fel is along the lines of "get back to trammel newb" or "you trammies suck no spawning for you".
In trammel the verbal abuse is alot more hmmm...flavourful shall we say.
Well in my book, there is nothing that solves a good argument with an @$$ than a good face in the dirt. It's just the means to an end that matters. Unfortunately, in the care bear facet players have to resort to either threatening to page a GM, which I don't rely upon anymore, or arguing back and hoping the person might take it upon themselves to leave. (yeah right)Once again, I've seen exactly the opposite. Not once have I ever seen a single person in Tram bring someone's mother or sister into their "taunting", yet I've not only seen it, but experienced it first hand myself in Fel, and at that more than just a few times.
Morgana, for some people the answer to the question of why they don't go to Fel is that they simply don't feel the need to compete with someone else. These could be the same people who don't feel the need outside of UO to compete with others by always having the newest or best vehicle, house, boat, computer, or other plaything.My point is that it is just not worth the hassle to most players to deal with Fel.
You must have missed the thread about the Valentines Cupids. Some of the things people had those saying at Luna bank (which is in Trammel on all shards other than SP) was downright offensive in some cases.Once again, I've seen exactly the opposite. Not once have I ever seen a single person in Tram bring someone's mother or sister into their "taunting", yet I've not only seen it, but experienced it first hand myself in Fel, and at that more than just a few times.
This is what I said earlier. A lot of people do not feel it is worth the time and effort to build the necessary equipment, in game skills, and real world skills, to go to Fel. There is not enough of a reward to make it worth the effort.The gear required to be even marginally competitive is expensive and/or hard to come by. Getting it may mean having to pay brokers real money; spending inordinate amounts of time PvMing to obtain gold, and/or artifacts and rares to sell for gold; conning other folks into giving you gear or gold or just outright stealing it from them.
Wow. Just wow. I don't see how this conversation devolved into "all PvP'ers=Cheaters" but I guess there are some, and that causes a skewed perception of all of them?Bending or breaking the game's ToS to acquire game items, train characters, or beat someone else is a common, every day occurrence. Attempting to avoid such activity and constantly having to ignore it in others gets old fast. Giving in to the temptation can, at best, lead to a nagging conscience that makes playing less enjoyable. I can only guess where constantly breaking the ToS leads you. I guess it depends on the person and how successful they think they are at putting up a wall between their in-game behavior and how they act the rest of the time.
I never really cared for the terms "trammie" or "carebear". Just because someone has a different play style does not make them any lesser than anyone else.Does that make me a "Trammie carebear"? Perhaps. And if it does and if it means that someone else thinks that it is the reason I am "afraid" to go to Fel, so be it.
CHICK FIGHT!!!...laThis is what I said earlier. A lot of people do not feel it is worth the time and effort to build the necessary equipment, in game skills, and real world skills, to go to Fel. There is not enough of a reward to make it worth the effort.The gear required to be even marginally competitive is expensive and/or hard to come by. Getting it may mean having to pay brokers real money; spending inordinate amounts of time PvMing to obtain gold, and/or artifacts and rares to sell for gold; conning other folks into giving you gear or gold or just outright stealing it from them.
I don't know about conning people or stealing. I know plenty of PvP'ers that are not thieves, liars, and con artists.
Wow. Just wow. I don't see how this conversation devolved into "all PvP'ers=Cheaters" but I guess there are some, and that causes a skewed perception of all of them?Bending or breaking the game's ToS to acquire game items, train characters, or beat someone else is a common, every day occurrence. Attempting to avoid such activity and constantly having to ignore it in others gets old fast. Giving in to the temptation can, at best, lead to a nagging conscience that makes playing less enjoyable. I can only guess where constantly breaking the ToS leads you. I guess it depends on the person and how successful they think they are at putting up a wall between their in-game behavior and how they act the rest of the time.
I never really cared for the terms "trammie" or "carebear". Just because someone has a different play style does not make them any lesser than anyone else.Does that make me a "Trammie carebear"? Perhaps. And if it does and if it means that someone else thinks that it is the reason I am "afraid" to go to Fel, so be it.
But the accusations you have leveled at the PvP community in this post would indicate not only a fear of Fel and PvP, but an outright disdain for it.
I'd like to understand these feelings some people have more than I do now. It seems that PvP'ers for the most part, don't care what the devs do with Tram, but on the flipside, PvMer's (trammies) get really, really, defensive and upset at the mere mention of a Fel addition. This held true in the Classic Shard thread as well.
I know this is not the thread for it, so I will make a new thread, because I really do want to understand what it is about so-called "trammies" that makes the despise Fel and PvP and PvP'ers so much.
Is that a new monster in UO? What kind of loot does it drop?speedhacking ass clowns
Hi Conner.. I know Fel has Power Scrolls and double resources, can you please enlighten me as to what else they have that Tram doesn't?Fel already has enough Fel only things for a minority of the playerbase. We don't need any more. I have no hate for Fel at all, it's just not necessary to add more to it.