Dasaria II - A NWN2 Roleplay and Story-driven Persistent World

Thats what i was talking about - about legitimation of reacting with PvP on those:
1. Being attacked PvP style (that is, which HP or ability draining spells/attacks)
2. Being pickpocketed (using the engine. if someone wants to roleplay a pickpocket rather than use the skill, that's a different ...

Yes, LE environment will kill the one who breaking the law.
Life for Evil is nothing, LE will kill for law, check please D&D terminology. :-)
LE means that goverment will burn witches, hang people.
Stalin, Hitler , Grozny are certain examples of LE leaders of LE goverments.

It's peanut butter ...

please excuse Sorc's language barrier. He is a great player. We have many players who's first language is other than english. and there are those like me who don't talk english no good . My english teacher is rolling over in her grave!

As best I can tell, he says he disagrees with chimp, and ...

I have no idea what the guy above me said, other than that he disagrees with chimp, but I pretty much agree with chimp, so I guess I completely disagree with the guy above me.

Thanks for your feedback. I'd like to address your points one by one.

Your character needs no more than 1 level to live an Epic story.

As both a player and a DM, this is something I've said and heard many times over the course of the years. Over that time, I've come to the conclusion that it's ...

Of course, some might consider it a downside that the more you place into the hands of players, the more often the opposing force will be other players, meaning PvP may take a more central role.

...Which is perfectly fine (even good!) so long as such PvP is kept IC, for IC reasons, in a well ...

My problem with permadeath is not the permadeath itself. In fact, I rather enjoy making (long term) disposable characters, such as the martyred well-loved hero or the evil plotter. The real problem is simply this:

Leveling.

It's really that simple. Why is this a problem? Because of the sheer ...

A couple observations from an experienced newcomer, if you don't mind:

1. There are people on. I've been there... seen it with my own eyes! Even if it's only 11-12 people at, say, 2 am eastern, they are on. Question is: What are those people doing? I look around with my friends; I don't find RP. I ...

I would vote to get rid of most of the effects, in large part because buff effects have a long history of being one of the root causes of instability in the NWN games. Performance is secondary; I have the graphical power to view them just fine, though I would say my (limited) visual enjoyment of ...

Crud. Wanted to vote Epic once I got registered, but the poll ended yesterday.