[crossfire] Call for (new) high level (115+) monsters.

[Mitch Obrian]

Yes, unbalanced for a week, then it's over.
Could we please have a new variable:
dropfoodlvl (somenumber) so one can set the dropped
food to be lower then the lvl of the monster (if it's
0 or not set then things work as usual).

I'd like to make some 115+ level areas without making
it easy for dargon, this adittion shouldn't be hard
and would be usefull, and would allay any problems
people have with such difficult creatures. 

--- Tchize <
     tchize at myrealbox.com
     > wrote:

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      Like accessing an ennemy guild and wasting it? :D
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      Anton Oussik a écrit :
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      >On 17/10/05, Mitch Obrian <
      mikeeusaaa at yahoo.com
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      wrote:
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      >>So the solution is that once you are lvl 115 you
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      can
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      >>charm everything, yay, game is over.
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      >>    
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      >I disagree, a lvl 115 character is likely to be
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      unbalanced, so there
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      >are still things to do, like raising your one
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      handed and two handed if
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      >you are a caster, or vice versa. If worst comes to
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      worst, you can sit
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      >at home levelling the hiding skill, or learning
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      more about alchemy and
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      >such.
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      >Perhaps non-combat aspects of the game that may
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      appeal to the player
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      >should be explored instead? Buildable land plots
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      being one... building
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      >up, maintaining a social structure, starting clans,
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      guilds, cities,
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      >countries, waging wars against other countries,
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      etc. If the game
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      >allows for that it will be far more appealing to
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      high level characters
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      >as oposed to "some new monster" which may or may
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      not kill you, and if
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      >killed will not give any real benefit.
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