this goes for
pve death
and
pvp death
When you die in the game, is there a penalty?
vizionblind
Zintinix Shoupthalus
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Originally Posted by vizionblind
this goes for
pve death and pvp death |
If I'm not mistaken this goes for PVP also.
~These are just my experiances and the things I've been told. It should be accurate!~
Hope this helps!
spiritofcat
There is no death pealty in pre-seared Ascalon.
In the rest of the game you get a 15% reduction of your health and energy every time you die. This can stack to a maximum of 60%. It wears off over time and disappears instantly when you enter a town.
In the rest of the game you get a 15% reduction of your health and energy every time you die. This can stack to a maximum of 60%. It wears off over time and disappears instantly when you enter a town.
MindBullets
A few others, including Sausaletus Rex covered this matter in this thread...
http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...=Death+Penalty
If you don't feel like clicking the link, he said this:
"Death Penalty or DP occurs when you die. You lose 15% of your maximum health and energy each adn every time you die up to a maximum of 60%. For a level 20 character, the maximum level that's roughly 72 health and 3~5 energy lost for each death. This isn't a permanent penalty, though. Death Penatly can be erased by earning what's known as a Morale Boost - which is a percentile increase to your health and energy or the opposite of DP - or simply by earning experience points. As you gain XP your DP will slowly go away, you'll have 15% DP, then 14% DP, then 13% DP, and so on until you're again at your maximum. That's only when you're in a map, though, by zoning or traveling to another map - between Explorables or back to the lobby or town - you'll wipe away all DP (and Morale) that you have.
There's no permanent loss at all. You don't lose items, gold, XP, or anything else when you die. If you're alone or you're the last one in your party then you'll return to the nearest lobby or resurrection shrine (Also, in the Pre-Searing Tutorial, there's no DP gained when you die, either) where you can try again. So when you die in Guild Wars the only thing you lose is progress."
Mind
http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...=Death+Penalty
If you don't feel like clicking the link, he said this:
"Death Penalty or DP occurs when you die. You lose 15% of your maximum health and energy each adn every time you die up to a maximum of 60%. For a level 20 character, the maximum level that's roughly 72 health and 3~5 energy lost for each death. This isn't a permanent penalty, though. Death Penatly can be erased by earning what's known as a Morale Boost - which is a percentile increase to your health and energy or the opposite of DP - or simply by earning experience points. As you gain XP your DP will slowly go away, you'll have 15% DP, then 14% DP, then 13% DP, and so on until you're again at your maximum. That's only when you're in a map, though, by zoning or traveling to another map - between Explorables or back to the lobby or town - you'll wipe away all DP (and Morale) that you have.
There's no permanent loss at all. You don't lose items, gold, XP, or anything else when you die. If you're alone or you're the last one in your party then you'll return to the nearest lobby or resurrection shrine (Also, in the Pre-Searing Tutorial, there's no DP gained when you die, either) where you can try again. So when you die in Guild Wars the only thing you lose is progress."
Mind