Grinkle
04-30-01, 10:32 AM
This weekend I tried both TZ and VZ. Very different experiences, but not sure which were server based vs zone based.
TZ - half elf bard in GF - got to L4. PK'd twice, lots and lots of pk'ers running around, lots of juvenile /shouts, general feeling of chaos. I recall one pk'er, Cynik the gnome, leaving the zone this fondly /shouted rememberance (without the asterisks, full color version) -
F*** ALL YOU F***ing B******!
Whew. Nice roleplaying ....
VZ - Barbarian Shaman, got to L3, no difference whatsoever from a blue server. Found it relatively harder to newbie in Everfrost - all the mobs tended to swarm. Still, no pk'ing, no adolecent denigration of other teams - no Shanks evident, a couple elves in zone, I think. One L20 Shaman told me that pk'ing is pretty rare.
Is it zone or server, or both, that made the difference? 4 hours on a server can hardly give on a very comprehensive feel for it, so maybe it was just the particular times I was on, too.
TZ - half elf bard in GF - got to L4. PK'd twice, lots and lots of pk'ers running around, lots of juvenile /shouts, general feeling of chaos. I recall one pk'er, Cynik the gnome, leaving the zone this fondly /shouted rememberance (without the asterisks, full color version) -
F*** ALL YOU F***ing B******!
Whew. Nice roleplaying ....
VZ - Barbarian Shaman, got to L3, no difference whatsoever from a blue server. Found it relatively harder to newbie in Everfrost - all the mobs tended to swarm. Still, no pk'ing, no adolecent denigration of other teams - no Shanks evident, a couple elves in zone, I think. One L20 Shaman told me that pk'ing is pretty rare.
Is it zone or server, or both, that made the difference? 4 hours on a server can hardly give on a very comprehensive feel for it, so maybe it was just the particular times I was on, too.