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True that is why as you go up levels you can hit things easier. I can see your argument more with wands and stuff but a vorpal sword is a vorpal sword. Anyone can pick it up and use it. Now hitting something with it is a different story.
Also think of it this way. Why could not a powerful wizard take a group of just starting out players and give them stuff to help him protect his castle? Look at the old D&D cartoon on TV. Same idea.
I agree it would not be the norm back then for everyone to have powerful weapons starting out. Hence why server vaulted characters is a good thing but I do not think it a bad thing for a more powerfull character to give stuff to someone just starting out on that server.
Also just give me that pneumatic drill. I bet I can tear up the roads so bad you could not fix them! Would it take someone who knows what they are doing less time? Yes it would. Would it be cleaner? Yeap. The catch is you could still use it. Imagne going to Home Depot and they have to see what level you are before you could buy a power saw. [img]smile.gif[/img] That is a funny idea!
At the check out lane. License, visa, what level are you? Imaging having to get one of your buddies to buy it for you then you get home and could not even plug it in or pick it up. [img]smile.gif[/img]
Granamere
[ 05-31-2003, 12:39 PM: Message edited by: Granamere ]
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