[Guest]

zenith Wrote:You forgot that levels are extremely important for your crime success rate.

so then why does criming take experience seriously (as it should) and combat doesn't? that doesn't make sense.

[zenith]

matt5250 Wrote:so then why does criming take experience seriously (as it should) and combat doesn't? that doesn't make sense.

Level matters in the combat code, contrary to what some think.

[Rafallol]

if they maters it is so small that it is not perceptible

[Guest]

zenith Wrote:

matt5250 Wrote:so then why does criming take experience seriously (as it should) and combat doesn't? that doesn't make sense.

Level matters in the combat code, contrary to what some think.

I know it matters, but it's obviously not significant.

[Guest]

Don't wanna sound rude but you guys are starting to sound like you want levels to matter to a point where a lvl 30 would never ever lose to a lvl 26-27, no matters what each stats are.

That wouldn't be right if you ask me.

[Guest]

no, I want levels to matter to a point where a lvl 30 wouldnt lose to a lvl 22 unless the lvl 22 had at the very least double his stats

[Rafallol]

acctually i was 33 when i lost to 22 :?

[Guest]

maybe if levels had the additional effect of a critical strike multiplier... say plus X to critical strike chance per lvl above your target or attacker. that way its not overpowered, but at the same time can be advantageous.

[Guest]

If you're level 33 losing to a level 22 maybe you need to actually train your stats. Just a thought.

[Guest]

at the rate it's going chris all us lvl 34's will be losing to a lvl 27 or 28 in the not too distant future.