(12-30-2014, 11:09 AM)HassLHoFF Wrote: First problem about this, nearly all "New-Players" don't read the rules.
This rule is even posted whenever you log on.
Nothing can be done. People learn while playing, and that's fine.
Let's be happy about everybody who plays this game.
Quote:Second problem about this, a lot players aren't really aware of his RP life...means most are headless rushing into confrontations and pews, cause the consequences to loose are easy.
Third problem about, this completely destroys RP immersion.
It may be just my impression, but for a space shooter, there is little combat in Disco. So... ofc it would be nice if everybody thought about "Ohhh... I might die!", but the reality is: pews = fun. The game would be really bad without it. So - on a gameplay basis - it's not bad if many jump into combat and few retreat because 'I could die!' considerations.
Quote:An idea would be having temporary "bans" for ships after death.
This would hit newcomers hard. I have like... 200 ships in all regions of Disco I can log to. Kill one... k. Kill the one ship a newcomer has... and you banned him from playing. And we all know that new guys died fast, a lot, without a chance. So, no. I understand where the wish comes from, though.
The solution is inside you, however: after victorious combat, move out. You won. If you want to be nice, even log off for a moment, so that the other guy is "alive" again and can continue playing as he wants. By you moving on, you guarantee that you do not bump into the "dead" guy again soon. If I do, I greenmessage him friendly, tell him how I see the situation and avoid interaction. If he pushes for it, sanction for reengaging and move on.
