About Fatigue...

FilipinoGuy · 12-22-2008, 03:15 PM

Sorry if this is in the wrong forum, but I'll try to make this as simple as I can...
Fatigue happens within 4 levels of only killing monsters, right?
And only killing monsters, not the time it takes a few seconds before, or a few seconds after, or when you rest, right?

And what's with this thing about logging off and stopping the Fatigue timer?
Shouldn't it stop when your done killing something?

Miriya_PS · 12-22-2008, 04:07 PM

No, fatigue timer do not run as EXP scrolls timer. I will try to explain in spite of my English. Fatigue timer do not run when you log in, it starts to run after killing 5 monsters. From the moment you kill the 5th, you have 4 hours before becoming fatigued. Even if you do not kill any other monster, after the 5th one, the fatigue time still runs.

If you log out of the game or change you character (even if you select Change Character and come back with the same) the fatigue timer stops.
It will not run again until you kill another 5 monsters.

Also remember this timer runs for every character in your account. Level 20 or less characters can not be fatigued, but the timer runs for the account. So if you turn level 21 (after 4 hours) that character will be fatigued. If you have a higher level character in the same account the time run for both, so if you play 5 hours using your lower level character (lower than 20) and then change to the (for example) level 35, this one will be fatigued even if the other one can not.
Fatigue can be cancelled by using EXP scrolls, but again the timer runs, so when the scroll has finished (and if you have played the 4 hours) you are going to be fatigued.

e30G · 12-23-2008, 05:03 AM

@FilipinoGuy

Ano realm at server mo?

Sorry for the off-topic post. He disabled PMs.

Back on topic

If for example you login into the game and start grinding with a scroll active, does the fatigue timer start? Or will the timer only start once the scroll has run out?

12-22-2008, 03:15 PM	#1
FilipinoGuy Pledge Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 10	About Fatigue... Sorry if this is in the wrong forum, but I'll try to make this as simple as I can... Fatigue happens within 4 levels of only killing monsters, right? And only killing monsters, not the time it takes a few seconds before, or a few seconds after, or when you rest, right? And what's with this thing about logging off and stopping the Fatigue timer? Shouldn't it stop when your done killing something?

12-22-2008, 04:07 PM	#2
Miriya_PS Count Join Date: May 2007 Location: En ninguna parte y en todos lados, que a veces es lo mismo... Posts: 1,239	No, fatigue timer do not run as EXP scrolls timer. I will try to explain in spite of my English. Fatigue timer do not run when you log in, it starts to run after killing 5 monsters. From the moment you kill the 5th, you have 4 hours before becoming fatigued. Even if you do not kill any other monster, after the 5th one, the fatigue time still runs. If you log out of the game or change you character (even if you select Change Character and come back with the same) the fatigue timer stops. It will not run again until you kill another 5 monsters. Also remember this timer runs for every character in your account. Level 20 or less characters can not be fatigued, but the timer runs for the account. So if you turn level 21 (after 4 hours) that character will be fatigued. If you have a higher level character in the same account the time run for both, so if you play 5 hours using your lower level character (lower than 20) and then change to the (for example) level 35, this one will be fatigued even if the other one can not. Fatigue can be cancelled by using EXP scrolls, but again the timer runs, so when the scroll has finished (and if you have played the 4 hours) you are going to be fatigued. __________________ I don't care too much for magnas... magnas can't buy me love... Dúnedain Ж Miriya - Panacea - Daimon Lisa - April Ryan Ж Dúnedain Onen i-Estel Edain, ú-chebin estel anim.

12-23-2008, 05:03 AM	#3
e30G Count Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Philippines Posts: 1,244	@FilipinoGuy Ano realm at server mo? Sorry for the off-topic post. He disabled PMs. Back on topic If for example you login into the game and start grinding with a scroll active, does the fatigue timer start? Or will the timer only start once the scroll has run out? __________________ I N Q U I S I T I O N On Regnum Sabbatical