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Re: Welcome New Folks!
9/7/2003 6:07:09 PM
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| Just joined yesterday.... good to see some former RoL'ers.... whaddup Trulez?
Look forward to seeing you all in-game.
Hark |
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Re: Emotes and helms!
10/6/2003 1:48:58 PM
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| This is a great point, and one I have considered as well. Let's remember one thing though: Many helmets have face guards that can be lifted, allowing the wearer to communicate without removing the helm. I think this should be left to the helm wearer to RP...if we see a facial emote from a PC wearing a helm, we must assume that it has a face-guard that is raised.
My two cent.
Harkonen aka Grimm Rockhammer |
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Re: Emotes and helms!
10/6/2003 2:38:13 PM
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| OK...I don't want to be contrary, but taking an armored helm off is not like pulling off a baseball cap. The very reason face guards were put on helms was precisely because the wearer did not want to be removing/replacing his helm all the time... and when the helm is off, where would one place it? Under your arm? In your pack (with stag horns :-))? A hemet can be an unwieldly item. Wearing it is often the best option...hence the face guard.
That said, I want to reiterate that you point is a ... |
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Re: Emotes and helms!
10/6/2003 3:03:23 PM
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| Well said.
You can NOT put full plate in your pack...which is why a PC should be walking around town in full armor unless he's been to an Inn, or someplace else he could have disrobed and stored the armor.
If a PC walks into an inn to sit and have a drink, he should not be wearing a helm (unless there is a good reason for it). I don't think this is what we're seeing in Vives. However, if a PC walks into Midor to buy some supplies from Billy Bob before heading back out of town, he may well ... |
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