pvp - duzy plus za dwa rulsety, na hardcore powinni isc na calosc i powinien byc np. full loot

http://www.play-earthrise.com/

Gra jest w fazie developingu od jakiś 10 lat, lekko licząc...

Teraz niby restart i dopisek, jakże świeży, "First Impact"... Chyba nikt już ludziom odpowiedzialnym za tego faila nie uwierzy w cokolwiek.

- By default you will be automatically grouped with other friendly and ungrouped players while in an engagement (which are similar to GW2 events). There are options to disable this, and also an option to automatically leave the group or stay in it when the engagement completes. This is especially noteworthy because many areas have area wide engagements, meaning it's easy to get grouped automatically here,what you do with it from there is really up to you.
- Because you gain skills by using their abilities, there is no penalty for ungrouped players to attack the same mobs. Every time you attack or are attacked, you have a chance to skill up. This is designed to encourage players to work together even if they are not grouped.
- To encourage grouping however, you will have a bonus applied to your skill gain chances, which goes up based on how many players are in your group. So while there is no penalty for players outside your group to hunt with you, it's more efficient to gain skills if you are grouped. This and other grouping bonuses are put into effect for two reasons. The first is to encourage grouping, and the second is to make up for the amount of time organizing a group to do things eats into.
- Everyone receives their own personalized loot. This is independent of if you are in a group or solo. If you or your group contributed to a kill you have a chance of loot, and you receive credit for any missions or engagements that require the NPC killed, as well. This works a little differently from how it works in GW2 though. In our system mobs have a base chance of loot and that is divided into by the number of players who contributed. However, a bonus is added on top of the base chance based on how many players contributed. So for example if a mob has a 75% chance of dropping a certain treasure set when killed by a solo player. If 5 players attacked it, the bonus might be +35% (that's not an accurate value but I'm not in game to look it up, suffice to say there's a bonus and +35% made it an easy number to calculate), boosting it up to a 110% chance at loot. That is then divided by the 5 players, giving each a 22% chance at personalized loot. Because you can kill faster and tougher mobs however, in the long run you'll get more loot when playing with other players (whether grouped or not).
- Most missions are not shareable, but they do not need to be. When anyone in your group completes a mission, you will receive a chance at loot. The player whose mission it was receives their normal full chance at loot, but group members receive a reduced chance at loot, and credit rewards are split evenly amongst the group with a bonus assigned to them. This is meant to encourage players to group up and help one another with their missions, rather than being solely focused on the missions they haven't done yet.
- Missions and engagements both use a "bonus buffs" system. This system will often reward players with a randomly assigned bonus buff when they complete a mission or engagement. When grouped the whole group gets these. These are generally minor things (+1-2% bonuses to certain things), but are designed to stack several times. Because your whole group receives these, and your group as a whole should be able to complete more missions than you could solo, this also encourages doing missions or engagements in a group.
- Areas that are geared towards groups or raids are marked as Dangerous Areas. When hunting inside of these areas you will receive a skill gain bonus (+15% I believe).

So, in a nutshell the game is designed to encourage grouping, and does not penalize players for hunting together while ungrouped, providing bonuses in that case, as well. While a good percentage of the game (over half) is soloable content, we hope that players will spend most of their time grouped.

Scattering Shot (0) - This scattering shot can hit multiple targets. (Spread)
Balance Shot (0) - The impact from a shotgun blast can knock an opponent off balance. (Single Target)
Maniacal Rampage (20) - Launches an attack on every hostile near you, but requires Momentum to execute. (PBAoE)
Debilitating Shot (35) - Aims low in a spread of fire attack centering at your target. This has a chance to take out the legs of your opponents. (Spread)
Stun Shot (65) - A heavy shot which will often leave opponents momentarily stunned. It consumes a small amount of Momentum. (Single Target)
Chest Shot (115) - A shot to the chest can drain an opponent’s endurance, as well as having a chance to knock them down or off-balance. It requires a moderate amount of momentum. (Single Target)
Melon Shot (190) - Aims at the head, having a chance to knock your target down, stunning them, and delivering heavy damage if it lands. (Single Target)
Angle Shot (285) - This deadly spread shot requires you to be behind your opponents. The nature of the attack can often leave your opponents bewildered and confused. (Spread/Positional)
Double Click (415) - Fires two focused shots in rapid succession, each having a chance to knock your target off balance. It requires a small amount of Momentum. (Single Target)
Momentum Swinger (585) - This scattering shot is a Momentum Swinger. It will slightly increase your Momentum for each enemy damaged, as well as reducing how quickly you lose Momentum for a duration which increases based on the number of enemies damaged. (Targeted Area AoE)
Obliterate (1055) - A finishing move which will obliterate opponents who are already knocked down. It deals heavy damage, and has a high chance of paralyzing opponents who were knocked down when it landed. The downside to this ability is that it is only effective at close range. (Spread)
Take Them Down! (2270) - You launch a heavy-hitting blast, and call for your allies to take the target down. For a period of time afterwards every time they damage this target, they will have a small amount of endurance restored. This ability consumes a moderate amount of Momentum. (Single Target)
Stunning Blast (3850) - Launches a deadly volley in a cone directly in front of you. The impact has a high chance of stunning your targets. It requires a high amount of Momentum. (Cone)
Maniacal Kill Spree (6000) - Launches multiple attacks at every hostile near you, but requires a large amount of Momentum to execute. (PBAoE)

Sniper Rifles:

Min Range: 200
Dimished Range: 400
Max Range: 550
Attack Speed: 2.0

Hunting Rifle:

Min Range: 170
Dimished Range: 325
Max Range: 425
Attack Speed: 1.5

Combat Rifle:

Min Range: 150
Dimished Range: 300
Max Range: 380
Attack Speed: 1.2

Handgun:

Min Range: 85
Dimished Range: 220
Max Range: 300
Attack Speed: 1.0

Fully Automatic:

Min Range: 70
Dimished Range: 170
Max Range: 200
Attack Speed: 0.6

Semi-Automatic:

Min Range: 80
Dimished Range: 205
Max Range: 240
Attack Speed: 0.8

Flame Thrower:

Min Range: 15
Dimished Range: 75
Max Range: 100
Attack Speed: 1.0

Shotgun (pending name change this is actually an electrical discharge weapon):

Min Range: 65
Dimished Range: 160
Max Range: 200
Attack Speed: 1.5