Dual Client Yes or No

[The Roger]

Npc give easy to make newby hats, job exp is easy in neko island, healer quest is easy, there is mining, there is fishing, what else do you want to go on? directly a 99/70 character? If so, thats the door and thank you for all the fish (even if you didnt fish at all).

People assume that, starting with 0 gears/zeny, its possible to powerlevel and jump over grind-times, and these people are wrong.
Starting anew, a bit of boring grinding its unavoidable from the system.
A player asks for easier things, you make them easier, then he adapts to them and puts them as the new standard and then he will ask for easier things again. This, is the perfect example of a Crybaby.


When i started here, i started with a Blacksmith, and i spent good time mining and selling gems and rocks to the npc, made some millions of zeny and bought better gears so i was able to grind better. And i finished the 99 of My BS autoattacking thousands of isis. Yes. At 98 isis give 0.0186%. Dealing like 400 dmg per hit (str/agi build).

Nowadays its way easier to lvl. Ppl must stop complaining about levelling from 0. Its not that veterans are dissociated from reality.


Want zeny? Make a sin and a merchant. Go mob stuff and OC it to npcs. Its not one or two Blessing and AgiUp from the second client's priest that will make you move on.
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Back to the important aspects of the dicussion; the question is one and one only: do we want to give out free BG/woe points? Because its what its gonna happen with multiclienting: one person with 4 characters farming BG/woe points on 4 accounts, with 2 of them buying keys to chain BG forever.

Because talking about levelling is pointless, talking about endowing ourself is pointless. We might think of a way to implement "mercenary" bard and dancers AI rentable at a zeny cost for X time. And maybe that too for soullinks: put a npc that links you for like 100k zeny (or sells soul linking scrolls(?) for zeny/items/both).

Multiclienting is the lazy way of fixing things. There are still some options to consider.