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Death and decay... obviously writer has really fantasy version of reality... should Best pvp players slay your families? or genocide entire race based on outlook? oh btw all these "horde exp+levels+eq for years" games actually require no Skills in pvp just longer play time than others its like conservatives in real-life saying that everything is possible if you work hard enough and yet they themselves limit noobs to rise in power becouse they just can and are afraid of real competition. seriously people who play wow etc for pvp in mind has no-life at all becouse you simply cant be good with skills you need years of hoarding all sorts of eq. system is fundamentally flawed it doesnt require skill like chess does but eq and exp... hmm lets see "i has no pawns on chess table just queens and king" vs newcomer who has just pawns and king... culture of some pvp games is rather intresting thing how hero playing styles+items used chances

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Very excellent and well written article! Im definitely a fan of PvP but agree that some consequence of action is important if the game is to be meaningful.

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Thanks for very interesting article. btw. I really enjoyed reading all of your posts. It’s interesting to read ideas, and observations from someone else’s point of view… makes you think more. So please keep up the great work. Greetings.

You are right about Star Wars. Just like EverQuest, it uses one kind of PvP called flagging. This system involves a Player Killing (PK) flag, where a character has their PK flag set to "off" by default. When this flag is turned on, this allows a PvP combat with other people who have also turned on their flag. In Everquest, there is no way to turn the flag off once it has been turned on. In Star Wars Galaxies, the flag may be turned off by interacting with faction specific NPCs located throughout the game. As a parent, I have one question though what lesson can be taught to my kids through this system? I’m not against them playing computer games. My concern is whether this system instills an animalistic or humane feeling towards my children.

Great article, even just from a philosophical point. I enjoyed your take on star wars, and your interesting look at the history of war. I was always amazed to see that even in WWII – I mean, where things were really bad, people still did play by certain rules of engagement. It always struck me as strange... but in the real world even evil people have a conscience, and becoming 'truly evil' takes a lot of brainwashing and destruction of the conscience. In truth, a game like WOW is supposed to reflect the conscience of the real person playing it. But, honestly, every real person is going to do stuff they wouldn't do in real life just for the fun of it. If WOW upgrades to include religious systems (perhaps a dangerous concept, but an interesting one) then they may include something in the game that will make it even more interesting. Perhaps, they could start by having certain tribes play only according to certain honourable principles of their own. Fascinating idea.

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I like to mix pvp and pve and write about it on my warcraft blog. I am good pve but not yet quite mastered pvp, although I dont suck at it there is room for improvement. Yes, some people do ruin others gaming experiences, I've had a lot of friends come and go in wow for a long time, but some have stuck around.

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