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- Table 1: Who Can Harm Whom
- PK stands for Player Killer - to be PK means that you are flagged as a Player Killer. Any PK can attack any other PK at any time. Player Killers have a lot of special rules - like how and when they can use portals and spells, how jumping and movement works, and what happens to them when they die. In addition, PKs cannot harm Non-Player Killers, and NPKs cannot interfere with PK fights. For instance, an NPK cannot buff a PK player, since that could interfere with a PK fight.
- PK Lite is essentially PK with different rules. You can think of it as an equivalent system to PK, but wholly separate.
- Over the past couple of months, the AC Live team has spent some of our marginal free time discussing the notion of 'PK Lite'. Although this feature has not been a high priority for us, we think that this could be a fun addition to Asheron's Call. And at this point, we believe that we have both a plan and the resources to get a simple form of PK Lite into the game relatively soon. There are, however, a number of limitations to our plan, and many decisions still to be made. So we'd like your input on this matter. This article outlines our current plans and the choices that we want your feedback on.
What Is PK Lite?
- PK Lite is very similar to PK in many ways. To be PKL means that you are flagged as a 'Lite' Player Killer. Any PKL player can attack any other PKL player, and all PKL players operate under special rules. However, those special rules are different for PK Lite than they are for PK. The most important fact here is that, like PKs, PKLs cannot harm Non-Player Killers, and NPKs cannot interfere with PKLs.
- In fact, because PK Lite is a separate but equal system, the idea of non-interference now goes even further. Player Killers cannot interfere with PK Lite players, and PK Lite players cannot interfere with PKs. The following charts outline which actions are permissible in each situation:
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