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Originally Posted by _Enio_
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lol i see the point...
so a little idea to help knight (and maybe barbs too) to become the
"first line" :
give them a spell (or better a automatic-feature) that "if stay in position stand still" for some seconds enemy that passed you throught will be autoknocked..
so this force them to fight the first line without passing over like you're a ghost..
but my hope is that solid char will be implemented in the future!
@enio: I read the threads you mark on, in one a guy tell that in the old UO times (i was
a hardcore player of UO) the solidity was implemented and work well..
TRUE : solidity in UO work using the "stamina" statistic --> you can walk over a guy if you
are FULL stamina but doing this will remove half your stamina so this will let you move over
one guy (losing half stamina) but not passing over 2 (unless you use potions to recharge
stamina) this give FUN, a some sort of REALISTIC block (you can dodge the first in a a crowded
zone..but not passing over a "moltitude") and have a very good feeling when fighting versus
other players in narrow zone.. giving the feeling of a war field and the need to kill the "wall guys" to reach the 2nd line ones.. (healers and mage in uo)
People hidden (stealther in UO like thieves or similar ) can do the same.. just walk over the
first (remaining hidden but suffering a check if remember clear the thing.. and my main char
have 100 stealth skill and 100 hide skill :-D) but lose stamina and need to wait to pass over
again..
this was exploited (or better USED against you :-D ) by Looters (players expert on blockin
your way out from heavy mobs, that will kill you so they can rob your dead bodies.. yes
in UO when you die all your possessions remain on body...
) and by some others, but
this feature was a real add on "realism" (ok it's a game
) so i can easily remember when
we fight clan vs clan (guild wars in UO was added and was fun) in narrow zone..
fort door will become fun battle, and i read in some thread that this can lead to a mess in
exiting from a "taken fort" when all the enmy are dead... yea true.. but it is realistic no?