More EXP when in Party?

[Nayelianne]

@Bloody
Trust me, I know transferring items between accounts is hateful, I have a talent for filling up storages no matter what the game it is. :L But have you been in a server that most people open 4 clients at the same time? Everyone plays alone and is worried too much about buffing his main with another client on PVP to even talk to anyone.

@Ayu
You have good points. :I

._. I used to play MMOs all by myself until I started playing a game that sort of forced you to Team up to get things done (mostly quests). And it was a totally lightening experience to me.
Leveling with another person has its drawbacks, as some have pointed out in the thread, but it's so much fun!


When I read the thread I thought the 1% was merely an example to make the explanation easier to understand. If you're getting 0,04% per kill, of course an extra 1% per kill would be unbalanced. Thus reinforcing my idea of it being just for demonstrative purposes.
I'm new in the server, and I understand my constant appearance on the suggestions forum might be unwise and probably look like all I want to do is change everything around here. If that is true, I apologize. I fell in love for the server at first sight and messing it up is far from my intentions.


Unbalances and details aside... all I think is that; playing with friends, making friends, socializing in general would be something nice to encourage.
While everyone is already so 'isolated' from reality, it's not hard to actually 'isolate' yourself from people in-game too.
It's so easy to get so used to soloing you even feel reluctant to party. "Oh, I'll have to play in a different way... I'll have to worry about someone other than me. I might have to trust that person to make sure I don't die" and so on.


That extra experience would encourage people to party with strangers, and that always brings something different to the way you play. You have to adapt, change your way of playing or thinking. You might learn something, you might teach something, you might love or hate something. But wouldn't that be interesting as well?

Be it 1% or 0,05%. I'm all in for the team.


Edit: Woa, two people posted while I was typing @_@ *slow*

Adrillf and Crashy also pointed some interesting things.
I might be pushing it here, bringing real life to the discussion. But learning how to act as a team isn't something useful only in online gaming. Playing and being with people harmoniously can be not only fun, but a surprisingly handy skill