if they wanted you to practice perfected skills would work more often than not, but that would screw conjurers over a little. n/t

if they wanted you to practice perfected skills would work more often than not, but that would screw conjurers over a little. n/t:
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Posted by leceas on June 27, 2000 at 03:51:51:

In Reply to: Immortal response wanted. posted by Kadsuane on June 26, 2000 at 17:43:50:

> CF being both a pk and rp intensive mud, has tried to achieve
> a balance between the two. In my opinion you guys have done a
> damn good job as well.

> But the way spell/skill practicing is set up right now, doesnt
> really help the game any. All it does is make us spend more and
> more time doing nothing but watching the screen as triggers spam
> spells/skills for us. Almost every warrior type now days solo lvl's
> up to 15 or so, if not up to 20. Half of them just walk around with
> quiet on, cause they dont want people bugging them with tells. Both
> my warrior types have leveled up to 18 solo.

> This really doesnt help the rp enviornment, just curious as to what
> you guys think about making practicing so hard. And what reasons you
> have for doing that. Im sure they are good ones, I just would'nt mind hearing
> them.

> Parv

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Comments:	> > CF being both a pk and rp intensive mud, has tried to achieve > > a balance between the two. In my opinion you guys have done a > > damn good job as well. > > But the way spell/skill practicing is set up right now, doesnt > > really help the game any. All it does is make us spend more and > > more time doing nothing but watching the screen as triggers spam > > spells/skills for us. Almost every warrior type now days solo lvl's > > up to 15 or so, if not up to 20. Half of them just walk around with > > quiet on, cause they dont want people bugging them with tells. Both > > my warrior types have leveled up to 18 solo. > > This really doesnt help the rp enviornment, just curious as to what > > you guys think about making practicing so hard. And what reasons you > > have for doing that. Im sure they are good ones, I just would'nt mind hearing > > them. > > > Parv

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