Wordly wise book 8 lesson 6

Griefing (also known as "trolling") refers to the act of a player ruining the gaming experience of another player on purpose. The most obvious form of griefing is constant stalking of a player, by either following him or her for no reason, constant duel challenges, whispering useless messages, repeatedly sending them invitations after they decline, etc. General griefing Ninja looting. Harassing, mocking, insulting players or gamemasters. Scamming, i.e. fooling others by pretending something that is actually not happening. PvP griefing Bluewalling Graveyard camping Ganking - Not considered griefing on servers designated as "PvP" Kill stealing PKing repeatedly Twinking Training mobs Griefer A griefer (also known as a "troll") is almost always one who PKs or trains mobs to other characters, but the term includes any activity specifically designed to hamper another player's gameplay, progress, or fun. Griefing can also be harassment which can result in disciplinary action for a player. … [Read more...] about Lesson 2

One of the trends of modern mmos is that they don't really feel dangerous. In most of them, assuming you're appropriately leveled, you can pretty much go wherever you want without worry especially if you have a mount that allows you to travel past almost any enemy. Older mmos tended to be better at making the world feel threatening. In Final Fantasy XI, for example, monsters would generally be more dangerous the further you strayed from roads, and it also had extremely punishing aggro mechanics — linking, no leashing, and different types of aggro that would punish uninformed players. Some games had higher level bosses in low level zones that would terrorize low level players if aggro'd. Sometimes monsters had skills that were devastating if you weren't prepared to deal with them. Fractured will obviously have danger in the form of PvP, but what can we expect PvE-wise? … [Read more...] about How dangerous will the world be? (PvE-wise)

Word filters are amusing, sometimes. In the olden days of Runescape, for example, the filter would turn bad words into cabbage, so someone might say “that’s cabbage’d up.” Just a history lesson, in case you Runescape players were wondering why Jagex has historically had such an odd fascination with cabbage and things cabbage related. Hellgate’s filter, on the other hand, is just strange. You can find the full filter list on Google, but here are some of the…not so vulgar words that are filtered: Ash Audition bloodyhell bugs goddam irak iraq sadam saddam wigger I also noticed that resbian is censored, along with about twenty misspellings of fcuk. You guys thought of everything. Advertisements … [Read more...] about Hellgate Global’s Word Filter Is Amusing

We can have some kind of books that max 10 pages can be written by players and some kind of bookstore inside the game so, people will make or buy the book item and write things and can sell them in a profit margin on any town city etc. I can hear you saying "whats the point?" There could be many many different types of books that written by players about combos, skills, bugs, guild rules of them and kinda stuff no limit. And i believe it may help new players or cause players inspire eachother or to invest some time in some fun books or interesting. That would be adding some rpg elements to the game. In addition we can have some kind of bookholding trophies that we put on anywhere on openworld so that would also have many different usage that depends on players imagination. Like guiding comers or threating people in some zone or putting some kind of rule set to the entering gate of a city or towns etc etc. … [Read more...] about A documenting system Book system

Have you ever thought what Affiliate marketing integration with your service/product can do for you business? Like you, even I had no idea what it could do. Though, I heard a lot of great things about it & finally gave a shot to integrate affiliate marketing with my WordPress plugins buiness. In simple words. this post is case study of my experience of implementing affiliate program for my digital products. I wouldn’t try to paint my brand into a great pacture rather I would share up’s & down’s after implementing affiliate program for my product. So grab a cup of cofee & get ready to learn something which costed my money & considerable time to understand the truth of affiliate marketing from a product owner perspective. Affiliate marketing business can be similar to a roller coaster ride. It can be full of ups and downs both for the product owner and the affiliate marketer. As a product owner, we (Plugmatter team) have been riding this affiliate … [Read more...] about The Lesson We Learn Working with 200+ Affiliates [Case Study]