Re: Population gap
Posted: 03 May 2011 17:06
I agree with Kitriana. Try Alorrana, not only to learn how newbies have it now, but just for fun. Its pretty well-made. Both the grinding and the quests.
I think Chanele's original suggestion is the best so far. That is giving newbies a boost to their combat experience variable so they grow a little faster. But leaving the mortal levels and the newbie tutorial and dungeon unchanged.
That would perhaps also encourage grinding alone. Because I actually think brigning on true newbies in your myth grinding team isnt the best way to introduce them to the world. They grow quick yes, but not by their own, and after an hour or so they are many times bigger, and extremely brutal, or even violent, which makes it even harder for them to do any progress at all alone. And having seen how much progress you get in those myth team I think it's pretty dull to go back to bashing orcs for nowhere near the experience.
If you wanna help true newbies I think its better to join them in the newbie dungeons using the medallion. Or atleast take them along to smaller areas. Unwield your weapons, let them help fight, etc.
I think Chanele's original suggestion is the best so far. That is giving newbies a boost to their combat experience variable so they grow a little faster. But leaving the mortal levels and the newbie tutorial and dungeon unchanged.
That would perhaps also encourage grinding alone. Because I actually think brigning on true newbies in your myth grinding team isnt the best way to introduce them to the world. They grow quick yes, but not by their own, and after an hour or so they are many times bigger, and extremely brutal, or even violent, which makes it even harder for them to do any progress at all alone. And having seen how much progress you get in those myth team I think it's pretty dull to go back to bashing orcs for nowhere near the experience.
If you wanna help true newbies I think its better to join them in the newbie dungeons using the medallion. Or atleast take them along to smaller areas. Unwield your weapons, let them help fight, etc.