So today me being me i decided to use my gran faust's charge attack in Moorcroft manor, i got cursed.... and died, on purpose to see what would happen..... So i died and it costs 5CE to res, the first time, then 10CE the next time, i think that the res cost for these stages should be 0CE and to add heart pads incase you get res'd by a teamate, sorry but i think ressing should be free on a substage level :)
Removing Res Cost's in Subtowns or add Heart Pads.
Tue, 06/28/2011 - 04:51
Tue, 06/28/2011 - 08:57
#2
Good and bad
As portly said it is only fair that you pay for your own misgivings in these two places. However the heart pads are good as stand alones. You get get heart pads when you visit Basil but why do we have to wait till the next time we see him to get healed again. It only seems fair that places run by the Knights have heart pads installed as well.
Tue, 06/28/2011 - 14:09
#3
wat
Dying in Moorcroft Manor costs 200 crowns.
Wed, 06/29/2011 - 09:06
#4
This actually hadn't occurred
This actually hadn't occurred to me before, but it does make sense - why aren't there heart pads in what are supposed to be Knight outposts? There are pads immediately following the Jelly King, but it's the exception rather than the rule. And what if you elect to buy Vitapods in subtowns? You're still out x HP when you actually step onto the lift.
Wed, 06/29/2011 - 09:19
#5
you are auto healed inside of
you are auto healed inside of Moorcroft and Emberlight. No need for the VITAPADS. I start on tier 2 all the time. buy a vitapod and get healed for the amount of health bars added. I have never committed suicide in there so idk how that works but you are healed after buying a vitapod.
Wed, 06/29/2011 - 16:21
#6
Didn't know that.
Didn't know that your life was refilled when you went down. Well then I revoke my previous statement by stating that it's your own fault for killing yourself and you should have to pay for that as it is.
Wed, 06/29/2011 - 16:40
#7
Just return to haven :\
Just return to haven :\
Then again, the only real way to die in Moorcroft/Emberlight is by your own means, so maybe you should pay for your...*ahem* bad judgement. Though I guess for glitches or something it might be a nice failsafe (or when that zombie bellman finally does what he's been threatening to do >.>)