We currently have four people living in our house that play carrion fields, and if one of us needs to roll a new character, everyone else must get off in order for us to do so. Although it doesn't affect us much, when it does, it gets really annoying, and it didn't do this at least a few years ago. I was wondering why this was implemented, or is it just our client(although we didn't change clients)?


P.S. It also kinda sucks, because anytime we group by chance, we sometimes get in trouble with the Imms...just throwing that out there.

Play enemies of your friends.

e.g. I tend to find out who Isildur is playing and vice versa (though not always), but we still try to kill each other. Similarly back when Larcat played.

It's kind of fun because you get to fight someone who is a challenge in the knowledge that it's a player who won't clean you out if you die (unless they happen to be that kind of player, but I can't say I know any like that).

The problem isn't the permagrouping assuming, and we do that sometimes...just killed my cousin a few times...but the problem is we can't role any characters when someone else is playing.

Is this how people play in Mother Russia?

I don't live in Russia, I live in a small bodunk town in the middle of Pennsylvania...I mean seriously...we have a population of like 1,000. But yea, I'm serious.

If you get six more people to play, you can say that 1% of your town plays CF.

Mine is called pittsburgh.

Called Newport, if you've heard of it, I'd be extremely surprised.

he got characters denied for passing troll commander eq to other characters. He is the ultimate laughingstock. Of everything... well, of thinking people, anyways.

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