Posted by Another Master on February 14, 2000 at 19:02:39:
In Reply to: Can I have your opinion on this ... posted by Concerned Player on February 14, 2000 at 18:33:30:
Multi-killing is not cool period... Multi-killing as an air major is a bit worse, (trust me, I've played one), as the person who has just died and is trying to re-equip doesn't have any way to avoid you really other than guildsitting, cabal sitting or logging off, and that's no fun for anyone. > I was then approached by an Immortal who said that I am not to kill another living soul, until I have perfected halt person, soften, enlarge and reduce. Being a Master, you should have had at least a couple of these mastered, or at least at much more than 75% before you had to be told to do so by an immortal. >Now I totally realize how important it is to perfect my magic, however, isn't the slaying of ragers important too? Yep, but not the top priority of Masters. > Have I broken any unwritten rules by slaying the same person again and again? (Reminder: this is a PK mud) >I hate it when people use "this is a PK mud" as an excuse to kill everyone outside of their cabal. Multi-killing, unless backed up by a very, very good RP reason is looked down upon. I doubt the IMM would tell you to go practice immediately, then make it so you wouldn't be able to do so (unless it was their rager that you killed... JK ;) ) Anyway, if one spell doesn't seem to improve, go on to the next and come back to the stubborn one later.
> Being an air major in master's, I hunt ragers a lot. Today, I killed one rager three times in a row.
> Heeding the warning, I went back to the Tower to practice. I had a tome of magic and no transform, and began to practice. I figured I'd start on reduce (75%), the one that needs the most practice. I spent over 10000 mana trying to get better, however it didn't raise one %. Is there a way an Immortal can impair my learning like this? Any opinions would be appreciated.