THE IDEA that will Save the Game - (Titles)

Originally Posted by widowdaballa

I like what sereng amaranth is going, like have a prefix and a suffix. Only one label per each one. But Jesh, the way your idea is going, it would lead to less experienced players getting the cold shoulder, even if they are cool players to play with. Maybe some of those stats showing would be good, like your skills your using, or the amount of times you quit mid-mission.

Originally Posted by Banebow

While I like the idea in principle, I am afraid I have to disagree with it. The reasons? Well, pretty much what has already been said. . .

Your on the thunderhead keep mission. Since you have gotten through the game before, you have a "completed game" title. You start a group. . .and only let in people who also have that title (you personally might not do this, I do not know you.) Suddenly, a rift exists between experienced players and new players. New players have a horrible time finding groups, as most people seem to be repeat players, and who wants that stupid newb in the group?

You go into competition arenas. Someone there says "sorry, I don't play with n00bs" and leaves, because you do not have X amount of kills yet. There would be an increase in griefing.

You try to find a farming group for SF, but because you do not have 10 greens in your inventory, and so lack the title, you are shunned. After all, people only want "pro" farmers in their groups.

The list goes on, but I am sure you don't need it to, as you can see were this is going. It will separate players, and not in a good way.

Originally Posted by Banebow

While I like the idea in principle, I am afraid I have to disagree with it. The reasons? Well, pretty much what has already been said. . .

Your on the thunderhead keep mission. Since you have gotten through the game before, you have a "completed game" title. You start a group. . .and only let in people who also have that title (you personally might not do this, I do not know you.) Suddenly, a rift exists between experienced players and new players. New players have a horrible time finding groups, as most people seem to be repeat players, and who wants that stupid newb in the group?

You go into competition arenas. Someone there says "sorry, I don't play with n00bs" and leaves, because you do not have X amount of kills yet. There would be an increase in griefing.

You try to find a farming group for SF, but because you do not have 10 greens in your inventory, and so lack the title, you are shunned. After all, people only want "pro" farmers in their groups.

The list goes on, but I am sure you don't need it to, as you can see were this is going. It will separate players, and not in a good way.

Originally Posted by Carinae Dragonblood

Just so everyone knows, Gaile has confirmed that PvE players will get something comparable to PvP rank/fame emotes.

Originally Posted by Rey Lentless

Obviously so. Since this isn't a unique idea and would be a blantant rip-off, this won't happen.

Originally Posted by Carinae Dragonblood

Just so everyone knows, Gaile has confirmed that PvE players will get something comparable to PvP rank/fame emotes.

Originally Posted by actionjack

It might be a bit bold, but I do feel that this would greatly help improve the game, and that idea is TITLE. (weither the game need to be save or not is up for another debate)

Title would work like this. It will be a title or short phrase that appear above (or under) your character's name, and most likly in differnt color. You must earn the title, when certain conditions are meet. There will be many title names you can earn, some hidden, some given. Also will include a Title Menu, where you can choose and pick which of your earned title you want to display, as well as option to turn on or off in veiwing other peoples title.

Since there are so many possible titles, I will just write up some examples/idea for it to get the idea cross.

"Pyromancer"
When you have gotten 80% of fire attribute skills.

"Super Pytromancer"
When you have gotten all of fire attribute skills.
(other similar title would go with other attributes.)

"Hero"
When you have complet all missions.

"Legend"
When you have complet all mission and side missions.

"Charr Slayer"
When you have killed 500 or more Charrs.

"Tycon"
Purchase with 10k gold.

"___ Barehander"
Finish a (Mission or Quest) with just Barehand.

"___ Speeder"
Finish a (Mission or Quest) in a very short time.

"___ Lone Ranger"
Finish a (Mission or Quest) with just one man.
(the (Mission or Quest) can be specific to just one a certain mission or quest, existing or new)

"Treasure Hunter"
When you have 10+ Green item in your Inventory.

"Dye Merchant"
When you have 50+ dye on you.

"100 Man Slayer"
when you kill 100 player in Arean.

"Arena Champ"
When you win X amount of game in Arean.

"Arena Legend"
When you straight win 100 games in Arean.

" _____ Guild Master"
You are the Master of _____ Guild.

"Novice" (or "Noob")
when your play time is less than 5 hour
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There can be lot more, especially when adding new quest or mission that have title for rewards and "benchmark" conditions to meet.

And how do you know how to get those titles? Some are hinted by NPC, or as rewards for quest, but many will be "hidden", where you have to ask other to find out.

To Clearfy, the title only work as cosmetic, and won't give you any special bonus.

Another MMO, Mobingu (i think that was the name), has this system too, and have many fun titles that you can earn. (like "10 Year old Barehand Bear slayer" or something like that)

One problem that I see might be that the server would need to do more data tracking for each character (like a data sheet that track all your kills, time, etc), but overall , should be technological do-ible.

So why would this be saving the game? My reason is that it give player, especially the hardcore ones, more stuff to earn, and since it is just cosmetic, keeping the balance in still. This, like the 15k or 75k armor, is more for a Boast factor than anything, yet will still keep them attracted, as well as adding more re-playiblity to the game. Having more "rewards" that player want is very important, especially for GW, since it is very capped.

Well, hope the dev might read this and consider the possiblities of adding it to the game. If you like the idea, please give it support. Feed back and comments are welcome.

Originally Posted by Banebow

While I like the idea in principle, I am afraid I have to disagree with it. The reasons? Well, pretty much what has already been said. . .

Your on the thunderhead keep mission. Since you have gotten through the game before, you have a "completed game" title. You start a group. . .and only let in people who also have that title (you personally might not do this, I do not know you.) Suddenly, a rift exists between experienced players and new players. New players have a horrible time finding groups, as most people seem to be repeat players, and who wants that stupid newb in the group?

You go into competition arenas. Someone there says "sorry, I don't play with n00bs" and leaves, because you do not have X amount of kills yet. There would be an increase in griefing.

You try to find a farming group for SF, but because you do not have 10 greens in your inventory, and so lack the title, you are shunned. After all, people only want "pro" farmers in their groups.

The list goes on, but I am sure you don't need it to, as you can see were this is going. It will separate players, and not in a good way.

Originally Posted by Carinae Dragonblood

Just so everyone knows, Gaile has confirmed that PvE players will get something comparable to PvP rank/fame emotes.

Originally Posted by ShotGunBunny

This sounds like fun, FOR WHILE! In the end it would turn out the same as Rank most likely.