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| − | Epic server is an expected upcoming server that will be like wild server in most respects but it will run a scenario engine (to be programmed) with the following planned features: | + | Epic server is an expected upcoming [[Server types|server]] that will be like wild server in most respects but it will run a scenario engine (to be programmed) with the following [[planned features]]: |
* Every scenario will have a winner or a winning group that will receive some kind of rewards. Their names and what they did will be broadcast and recorded in game. | * Every scenario will have a winner or a winning group that will receive some kind of rewards. Their names and what they did will be broadcast and recorded in game. | ||
* A scenario drives the story forward and changes the setting of the game. They are randomly generated and the story moves in different directions depending on who wins. | * A scenario drives the story forward and changes the setting of the game. They are randomly generated and the story moves in different directions depending on who wins. | ||
Revision as of 19:37, 23 November 2009
Epic server is an expected upcoming server that will be like wild server in most respects but it will run a scenario engine (to be programmed) with the following planned features:
- Every scenario will have a winner or a winning group that will receive some kind of rewards. Their names and what they did will be broadcast and recorded in game.
- A scenario drives the story forward and changes the setting of the game. They are randomly generated and the story moves in different directions depending on who wins.
- In every scenario the kingdoms and/or religions will cooperate to achieve their set goal. The goal may be to build something, change something, protect someone, destroy something, stop the other side. Things like that.
- A scenario will run for somewhere between 3 months and a year.
- A scenario may trigger natural disasters or even cataclysmic events. This may damage property, players and creatures and incur skill losses. These events will be rare - usually only when certain scenarios end.
- If you wish to join the scenario server from an existing server your skills will be reduced to somewhere around 30.
- You will be able to travel between scenario servers in case we need more. They will still all run the same scenario though.
