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i have looked thru the archives and i can only find a couple posts
about someone wanting to a counter for lives and when it runs out the
character being permanently deleted, and it does provide nice
information on how to mark a character for permanent death, i was
wondering has anyone ever thought to make a PKing a permanent death?
Any feed back on what kind of problems people for see would be
appreciated. I already for see having to make it so that characters
can only kill other character with in a certain level range, other
wise the older character will be killing the new ones immediatly and
it would not be fun.
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razor
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 1:26 AM
To: CIRCLE@post.queensu.ca
Subject: [CIRCLE] R: [CIRCLE] PC Death
> Has anyone ever thought about making a change to the code to make
the
> PC's like the immortals in highlander, where death would only be
> permanent when delivered by another PC. If anyone gives any thought
to
> it, how hard do you think it would be to add a check to see if the
> death giver is a PC, and if the character should killed off
> permanently. What do you think about should the now-dead PC be
> deleted?
1: RTFM
2: RTFC
3: Search the archives
4: Search the FTP under contrib/code
Razor
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