Criminals and murderers that are in a faction *can* be healed by outsiders during battle, but that will flag the outsiders grey so that they can be freely attacked. Keep in mind that if a blue faction member is being attacked by non-faction members or monsters, the faction member *can* be healed by non-faction members since at that moment he has not received lawful damage from another player.
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Pg criminali e rossi fazionati *possono* essere curati da parte di esterni (suppongo pg non-fazionati) durante una battaglia, ma tale azione renderà gli esterni coinvolti grigi facendo sì che gli esterni possano essere attaccati liberamente. Tieni in mente che se un pg blu fazionato viene attaccato da un pg non-fazionato o da un mob *può* essere curato da un altro pg non-fazionato dato che non abbia ricevuto "lawful damage" da un altro giocatore.
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Characters who are not in a faction will not be able to perform beneficial acts (such as healing, curing, etc.) on blue characters in a faction if the target has received lawful damage from another player. The status of being lawfully damaged by someone (on someone that is attacked) is cleared when they reach full health. For example, if Player A was in the Shadowlord faction and was attacked by player B in the Council of Mages faction, this is considered lawful damage and player A would have the "lawfully damaged by" status. Players outside of a faction will still be able to attack a character in a faction, but can receive a murder count if they do so (unless other systems allow for this attack, such as guild wars).
This system makes sure that there will be no outside "blue healers" to influence faction battles. Criminals and murderers that are in a faction *can* be healed by outsiders during battle, but that will flag the outsiders grey so that they can be freely attacked. Keep in mind that if a blue faction member is being attacked by non-faction members or monsters, the faction member *can* be healed by non-faction members since at that moment he has not received lawful damage from another player.
si parla di PG BLU FAZIONATI x i kills(ovvio so blu -.-) e x essere curati se nn si è in LAWFUL DMG (ovvero se un'altro fazionato ti ha fatto del danno)
e di PG PK O CRIMINAL FAZIONATI che possono essere curati da gente nn fazionata solo se subiscono danno da pg nn fazionati.
Nn leggo in alcun punto che i pk possano dare kills.
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Characters who are not in a faction will not be able to perform beneficial acts (such as healing, curing, etc.) on blue characters in a faction if the target has received lawful damage from another player. The status of being lawfully damaged by someone (on someone that is attacked) is cleared when they reach full health. For example, if Player A was in the Shadowlord faction and was attacked by player B in the Council of Mages faction, this is considered lawful damage and player A would have the "lawfully damaged by" status. Players outside of a faction will still be able to attack a character in a faction, but can receive a murder count if they do so (unless other systems allow for this attack, such as guild wars).
This system makes sure that there will be no outside "blue healers" to influence faction battles. Criminals and murderers that are in a faction *can* be healed by outsiders during battle, but that will flag the outsiders grey so that they can be freely attacked. Keep in mind that if a blue faction member is being attacked by non-faction members or monsters, the faction member *can* be healed by non-faction members since at that moment he has not received lawful damage from another player.
sti cazzi, ormai c'ho fatto l'abitudine e basta ke sai correre bene dopo 5 secondi nn ti seguono + xke prendono troppi alberi in faccia. e poi BASTA NON GIOCARE A BRITAIN.
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