Andor's Trail

fiernaq wrote:It's only called cheating because when you die in real life there's no save file to go back to

In real life:
If you fight a rabid dog and get hurt, you have to get a rabies shot.
If you travel through snowy caverns (like on the way to BWM) without even a shirt on, you're likely to die of frostbite.
If you get attacked by a poisonous snake, the poison doesn't suddenly wear off after a few minutes.
When you go around killing everything that moves, you end up with a lot of corpses lying around.
When you go around killing people, you usually get arrested, go on trial and probably end up in jail, you don't get thanked, rewarded, and then given another job. Or you're an assassin, in which case you're still wanted by the authorities.
When your brother goes missing, you wait 48 hours and fill out a missing persons report (in the US anyway).

Lets not turn this fun game into something too close to real life.

Bard wrote:

fiernaq wrote:It's only called cheating because when you die in real life there's no save file to go back to

I really think we NEED permadeath.

Count me in

fiernaq wrote:It's only called cheating because when you die in real life there's no save file to go back to

IMO... "Save cheating" is only the easiest way to explaind this idea here. English is not so easy language for some os us....

IMO this "save cheating" is just one possible way to play this game and if you like to experienced it in this way.. be may guest. Personally Im agains of this kind of playstyle and I like to see that "save cheat" is impossible in future.

just my opinion...

Happy hunting

Sarumar wrote:

Bard wrote:

fiernaq wrote:It's only called cheating because when you die in real life there's no save file to go back to

I really think we NEED permadeath.

Count me in

fiernaq wrote:It's only called cheating because when you die in real life there's no save file to go back to

IMO... "Save cheating" is only the easiest way to explaind this idea here. English is not so easy language for some os us....

IMO this "save cheating" is just one possible way to play this game and if you like to experienced it in this way.. be may guest. Personally Im agains of this kind of playstyle and I like to see that "save cheat" is impossible in future.

just my opinion...

Happy hunting

And my opinion is that, since you can choose not to use it, your desire not to use it should not impact those of us who prefer to keep the system the way it is.

The save system doesn't make the game easy. The game's still hard. About as hard as I like it.

I save the game as often as possible in every game I play. That doesn't make a hard game easy, it makes a hard game manageable.

Darkwolf wrote: And my opinion is that, since you can choose not to use it, your desire not to use it should not impact those of us who prefer to keep the system the way it is.

The save system doesn't make the game easy. The game's still hard. About as hard as I like it.

I save the game as often as possible in every game I play. That doesn't make a hard game easy, it makes a hard game manageable.

+1

Treadmore wrote:

Darkwolf wrote: And my opinion is that, since you can choose not to use it, your desire not to use it should not impact those of us who prefer to keep the system the way it is.

The save system doesn't make the game easy. The game's still hard. About as hard as I like it.

I save the game as often as possible in every game I play. That doesn't make a hard game easy, it makes a hard game manageable.

+1

+1 to you both , my opinion is just my opinion IMO there is no things like right or wrong on this case.... This is just a game and all of us here are eager to make it even awesome in furure... Please tell me if Im wrong in this one

Happy hunting

Mino wrote:

fiernaq wrote:It's only called cheating because when you die in real life there's no save file to go back to

In real life:
If you fight a rabid dog and get hurt, you have to get a rabies shot.
If you travel through snowy caverns (like on the way to BWM) without even a shirt on, you're likely to die of frostbite.
If you get attacked by a poisonous snake, the poison doesn't suddenly wear off after a few minutes.
When you go around killing everything that moves, you end up with a lot of corpses lying around.
When you go around killing people, you usually get arrested, go on trial and probably end up in jail, you don't get thanked, rewarded, and then given another job. Or you're an assassin, in which case you're still wanted by the authorities.
When your brother goes missing, you wait 48 hours and fill out a missing persons report (in the US anyway).

Lets not turn this fun game into something too close to real life.

+1 great post!

So do you guys think that while hunting for a legendary or extraordinary item that it is cheating to clear the map(s), then reload I DON'T I haven't done this, but I plan to within the next day or so as I have no attention of leveling past level 30 in my pursuit of the RoL.

Since the "cheating" is from reloading to avoid a loss of XP, or starting over in a bed far away from where you died, I don't think it would count even among those who consider the other stuff cheating.

If anything you're preventing yourself from leveling up faster so its like anti-cheating.

Mino wrote:Since the "cheating" is from reloading to avoid a loss of XP, or starting over in a bed far away from where you died, I don't think it would count even among those who consider the other stuff cheating.

If anything you're preventing yourself from leveling up faster so its like anti-cheating.

+1! LOL! A VERY funny post!

And one I totally agree with, it is anti-cheating.

You, sir, just went up higher on my "favorite people on the AT forum" list. You were always on it but now yet closer to the top, lol.