Hrrmmmm...maybe this will work.

Hrrmmmm...maybe this will work.:
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Posted by Someone on April 12, 2000 at 05:26:08:

In Reply to: agreed.. thoughts, also a general-mudder question posted by 16 fluid ounces of Pleasure on April 12, 2000 at 05:10:53:

Why is the reason immortals do it this way? The most obvious reason is because they do not want people power-ranking. They want people to put effort into the character. How about make a character stay at a certian level for so long before he can rank? Also, so they just do not sit in the guild, they have to move around, maybe explore areas for knowledge, you can have small meaningless quests also. I.e., to improve your sword, the guildmaster tells you to seek the swordmaster of Udgaard (you go there and pay him some gold). Then at each rank, you get additional practices you can use above the 75% mark.

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I like the idea the only thing is when it comes to quests... Player 05:43:19 4/12/2000 (3)
- down with quests! quest hater 06:19:07 4/12/2000 (2)
  - Just use your brain and look at everything. (text) The Wanderer 06:48:09 4/12/2000 (1)
    - Yes I have and I'm sure you've had hints... But then again maybe that Crack pipe helps *grin* Just think more hints should be given Player 06:52:53 4/12/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> > Why is the reason immortals do it this way? The most obvious reason is because they do not want people power-ranking. They want people to put effort into the character. How about make a character stay at a certian level for so long before he can rank? Also, so they just do not sit in the guild, they have to move around, maybe explore areas for knowledge, you can have small meaningless quests also. I.e., to improve your sword, the guildmaster tells you to seek the swordmaster of Udgaard (you go there and pay him some gold). Then at each rank, you get additional practices you can use above the 75% mark.