Online players

[guerra]

1200 players with offline shops Oo ?

That's what happens when u have a server with a 10year old community where almost everyone has more than 20+years old wich have real life stuff to do and can't be here leveling at a freaking 5x rate, i would have quit already if i hadn't friends who leveled for me. But most of the ppl don't have friends who do that for them..

Community are different from what it was years ago, ppl will not leave town to pvp unless they have full gear,subbed,full buffed like they would years ago. In order to have that full gear/sub/fullbuff you have to grind like a nolifer.

So the nolifers reach it in the first months then leave because there is no competition. It's amazingly funny when ppl play 24/7 in the 1st month , then cry because there is no competition/pvp, when others who play like 3/4 hours daily are still at lvl 70 trying to get a grade.

Then the nolifers leave server, and the rest loose the feeling to grind because they see others leaving...

That's what happens in 95% of the L2 servers.

I thought the DN would be different , let's see what happens in the next weeks...

[vaiper]

That's what happens when u have a server with a 10year old community where almost everyone has more than 20+years old wich have real life stuff to do and can't be here leveling at a freaking 5x rate, i would have quit already if i hadn't friends who leveled for me. But most of the ppl don't have friends who do that for them..

Community are different from what it was years ago, ppl will not leave town to pvp unless they have full gear,subbed,full buffed like they would years ago. In order to have that full gear/sub/fullbuff you have to grind like a nolifer.

So the nolifers reach it in the first months then leave because there is no competition. It's amazingly funny when ppl play 24/7 in the 1st month , then cry because there is no competition/pvp, when others who play like 3/4 hours daily are still at lvl 70 trying to get a grade.

Then the nolifers leave server, and the rest loose the feeling to grind because they see others leaving...

That's what happens in 95% of the L2 servers.

I thought the DN would be different , let's see what happens in the next weeks...

Most of the ppl that quited was because rates were too low and couldnt spend 1 week lvling from 78->80

[guerra]

78 -> 80 in 1week ?

I wish...

[Kabally]

We knew this moment had to come..so sad..

[vaiper]

78 -> 80 in 1week ?

I wish...

I mean with full aoe pt(full buff+S gear) and a good spot at dino.

[Peorexo]

I mean with full aoe pt(full buff+S gear) and a good spot at dino.

i was getting like 7%/h on 79lv on wl solo farming
In 1 week 78-80 is easily managable with good gear or atleast with party.

[vaiper]

i was getting like 7%/h on 79lv on wl solo farming
In 1 week 78-80 is easily managable with good gear or atleast with party.

Yeah i can also lvl faster with a solo ty/des full buffed, but the point is about classes that need full pt to be effective , like archers/tanks/daggers.

Exp should be at least been the double of what we have now from the start.

[Garn.]

Yeah i can also lvl faster with a solo ty/des full buffed, but the point is about classes that need full pt to be effective , like archers/tanks/daggers.

Exp should be at least been the double of what we have now from the start.

i started as SK, from 72 to 79 alone in less than 1 month

[Painkiler]

Like i said few months ago - rates should be 20x on start, then lower to x10 at the end.

[askia]

I dont think the problem are the rates. The main point is the chornicle... we all love playing IL but is old and in 1 month u are full gear with nothing to do when u have raised you 79-80... What is the rest? waiting for doing epics once a week or sieges each 2 weeks?

as i said, IL is cool but short live to grow...

[Painkiler]

pvp, mass pvp and sieges+epics r true fun. But when u have to grind like hell to get them, most of us is too bored of that. When this server was announced, i expected that old dragon x15 revive from the best times(c4/IL era), but after long grind it became boring, so i started to spoil and craft.

[Pho]

Most of the ppl that quited was because rates were too low and couldnt spend 1 week lvling from 78->80

Why everything has to be done so fast lol??!! Neither rates nor the chronicle are the problem! Guys, relax & take over anxiety pls!

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•Take a time-out. Practice yoga, listen to music, meditate, get a massage, or learn relaxation techniques. Stepping back from the problem helps clear your head.
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•Talk to someone. Tell friends and family you’re feeling overwhelmed, and let them know how they can help you. Talk to a physician or therapist for professional help.

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•5 X 30: Jog, walk, bike, or dance three to five times a week for 30 minutes.
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