I think if they simply made it so that +PvP can cast the same spells as -PvP
it would pretty much solve the problem. Any spells which can be potentially
harmful would be disabled anyway, so you are letf with being able to heal of
buff and the only negatives are the same ones nthat already exist with -PvP
spells (Invis causes pets to self destruct, for example)
----- Original Message -----
From: Shane Bennett <hadji_@...>
To: <eq_wizards@onelist.com>
Sent: Friday, April 23, 1999 6:06 AM
Subject: [eq_wizards] Re: PvP BIND AFFINITY y/n??
> From: Shane Bennett <hadji_@...>
>
> >I wish UO had not poisoned my mind so much against
> >PvP, but it was just
> >heinous. Most UO PKers didn't even kill you in
> >character, it was like
> >"HE
> >*&*$^&$ YOU ARE DEAD F*&%ER YOU SUCK blah blah blah"
>
> I agree with you like the other guy said there may be
> a large portion who are good but I can see all kinds
> of problems if +PVP spells can effect -PVP. As far as
> the bind goes you have to be in the Binders party to
> be bound to that city so we have that in our favor.
> Maybe they could implement something to where +PVP
> spells can effect -PVP if they are in the same party?
> But random casting I think is a bad idea. I quit UO
> because of the Pkers I don't want the same thing to
> happen to EQ. EQ is not Quake if you want random
> killing for no other reason than to rack up a body
> count and to talk trash while you do it get out of EQ.
>
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