Irselnort PvP Rules?

[Kurdock 1]

So today I noticed an elf guy in the MC part of Irselnort and he was actually attackable - does Irselnort actually allow unrestricted PK among the two alliances? That sounds really fantastic. Now I understand what the game's Google Play description meant when it mentioned "Open PvP".

 

Now here's the thing:

 

Are there any guidelines to Irselnort PvP?

 

Because if there isn't any proper system in place, why aren't there enemy parties constantly causing havoc in the other side of the island? I only ever see one or two small one-man attacks.

 

Thanks for answers.

[Morgana 774]

There are NO pvp rules. Everything ingame what players are saying was invented by themselves, some for their own benefits in pvp, e.g. mountain clan/forsaken players claime it's prohibited for druids to use secret link in a pvp because you have to use it on a party member to make it effective, so they say it's 2 vs 1. But actually you can use it if you want to. The only "rule" that exists to start a fair and wanted pvp between two players is to use a buff skill as sign, e.g. rogue dodge, shaman heal, bd parry or counter strike, priests aura etc. , a skill which doesn't have a negative effect on your opponent until the fight starts.

 

You probably see less people attacking on Irselnort because it's an old map, most of the players lv20+ have moved on to the new map called Ayvondil.

 

However, on Irselnort is a cave called pvp cave by the players, I don't know if you have ever been there or heard of it, there often are many people to fight 1 vs 1.

But there also are some people on mc and on elves who find it funny to distract those pvps and kill random people in a fight :/

Edited September 26, 2016 by Julie

[Emerald 593]

Giving signals is actually the #1 base pvp rule

 

But as she said, it is made by the players themselves.

[Jzargo 255]

All area in Irselnort are war zone even in the city and inside shop, except Nadir City and Tower which are neutral zone.

 If you see red name you can either attack him or run away.

[Ninja 82]

There is no rule, lvl or pk-limit (but no bonus/loot too)

Indeed later u get quests "enforcing" 10-15 kills (lvl 18+)

But most wars/pvp happens near Nadir, just few bored rogues adventure further

[Jzargo 255]

But most wars/pvp happens near Nadir, just few bored rogues adventure further

 

true af

[Kurdock 1]

There is no rule, lvl or pk-limit (but no bonus/loot too)

Indeed later u get quests "enforcing" 10-15 kills (lvl 18+)

But most wars/pvp happens near Nadir, just few bored rogues adventure further

1) Quests asking you to PvP someone?

 

2) So people can run back to neutral Nadir when they're injured? xD

[Asif 5]

1) Quests asking you to PvP someone?

 

2) So people can run back to neutral Nadir when they're injured? xD

 

1) Side Quest to kill opposite faction (not really pvp..more like pk)

 

2) Yes. annoying when others do it.

[Ninja 82]

1) Quests like: Kill 10 druids lvl 18+

2) Yes, or just die, u lose nothing (I bet u come from Tibia )

[BennyBT 315]

1) Bounty quests give you the permission to gank.

2) Running is sometimes pretty useful.

 

I hate Tibia so much, losing xp and leveling down at death, seriously?

[Morgana 774]

There is nothing and no one that/who prohibits you or gives you the permission to kill someone just kill everyone if you like or don't.

There are no rules.

Finito!

Edited September 26, 2016 by Julie

[BennyBT 315]

Under 'permission' I meant if you kill anyone for the quest, it not in any way considers a gank.

Since gankers are miserable people, you might not want to be one of them, but with bounty quests a lvl 24 can also kill 14 ones without having to worry about being one

[Jzargo 255]

Since you're on legion side you don't need to worry ambushed by some ganker when you doing some quest, if you're sentinel then you must often see in "location" to check if there are any rogues nearby.

[Kurdock 1]

2) Yes, or just die, u lose nothing (I bet u come from Tibia )

You lost your bet

 

I came from a very PK-oriented game where you lose levels at death, but fortunately levels didn't matter at PvP because of how the system works (percentage-based damage). Was fun, but it had its shortcomings unfortunately.

 

As for Tibia, never tried it because of some reviews about how you had to pay money to access some places :/ That's lame.

[Ninja 82]

Hehe, if u die in Tibia u lose lvl, power, bag and some gear

[Morgana 774]

Hehe, if u die in Tibia u lose lvl, power, bag and some gear

Omfg I'm already getting stressed regearing my warspear characters once a year .-. Or every two years. Tibia would be my death x.x

[BennyBT 315]

Omfg I'm already getting stressed regearing my warspear characters once a year .-. Or every two years. Tibia would be my death x.x

You actually only lose xp in Tibia. At least on ME (Mobile Edition). But yes, you need to buy access to islands. Mobs drop gear tho, and you get redeem codes if you don't play for a lot of time. I got 1000 Platinums just from those codes (100 each code)

[Bubba James Austin 25]

Unless you a lock and can't really signal anyone

[Ninja 82]

Tibia ME (and ws) is a joke compared to Tibia PC/Flash

Inferna server was true oldschool hardcore pvp

I miss the crazy long wars and huge guilds/maps

[Akasha 1889]

"Open PvP" it means you have areas where you're able to attack and be attacked without restrictions 24/7 if you want. 1x1...4x1..15X50..and so on 

 

This is the rule used in serious PvPs: going to an area without mobs, gankers or negative effects (the most apropriate is the Ayvondil hall - T1) and call one player who isn't going to fight and he/she says: "go" or "3..2..1, go" in chat area. Because even with the "sign rule", one player loses a few milliseconds that allow the other player to use a skill..etc 

 

Anyway, worry about improving your char, the better it's the easier you will deal with any PvP situation

Edited November 7, 2016 by Majestrix