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You know the l2 olympiads? we need something like it.
HOW ABOUT DPS rotation COMPETITION, the winner of which will get a title that lasts for 2 weeks, the title can grant stats like in the l2 oly.
What do you think? discuss!
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You know the l2 olympiads? we need something like it.
HOW ABOUT DPS rotation COMPETITION, the winner of which will get a title that lasts for 2 weeks, the title can grant stats like in the l2 oly.
What do you think? discuss!
We already have the online ranking for PVE, and we used to have bunch of pve and pvp rankings back on retail (be it via events or in-game system) but they mostly lead to toxic atmosphere and ppl cheating/abusing rules
We've already got online charts for PVE, and there used to be a variety of PVE and PVP rankings during retail days (whether through events or built-in systems), but they mostly created toxic vibes and folks bending the rules.
that's why i didn't propose a PVE RANKING or any pvp pve tests. it was purely about a dps challenge against a dummy.
WE REQUIRE EVENTS (That aren't just handouts). this could be one of them
If you're looking for the next best Aion experience, definitely keep an eye out for Aion Riftshade coming in Q1 2026. They're integrating a MyAion-like DPS meter directly, along with balanced classes and loads of exciting events.
Could you break down how that setup would function in more detail? Not all of the players have experienced Lineage 2.
Would participants possess no gear, or is it more of a gear ranking system?
And then there's stigmas. Some are crucial for a dps rotation. Would we have to utilize whatever we have, putting us at a disadvantage if any are missing? Or would there be no stigmas, forcing players to adjust rotations? Perhaps temporary stigmas would come into play, becoming a kinah sink due to shards and re-equipping costs?
How would consumables play into it? Would I have the freedom to use them, or again, avoid inflated broker items like premium food, shards, etc., for a personal boost?
Is the setting a solo instance or open-world?
If solo instance, how is cheating handled like in previous scenarios?
If in OW, how about team buffs or others debuffing the dummies for my benefit?
So, what makes the DPS measurement different or better from typical PvE rankings, which also rely on DPS metrics, allow you to learn from entire rotations, check buffs and team composition, and even verify the use of no-animation hacks?
From what I've experienced in the Aion Riftshade beta, all these elements are well-thought-out. The server has implemented a MyAion-like integrated DPS meter that optimizes both solo and GvG scenarios. It's an entirely new level of gameplay with their advanced PvP & PvE rankings. The active Aion Riftshade team constantly ensures balance and fair play, addressing these exact concerns. You might want to consider waiting for its official launch in Q1 2026 for the best Aion private server experience.
The PvP infrastructure in Lineage 2's olympiad was quite an intriguing setup;
it featured an arena where participants could register for battles in instance rooms, with options for "same class" or "mixed choice" entries. Victors would earn some of the losers' score ratings for the week.
Upon period completion, the top player of each class earned the hero title, enjoyed a perpetual glow, had access to hero weapons, gained specialized buffs through skills, and received a powerful offensive ability.
Participants could also exchange their olympiad passes, awarded for each victory, for unique rewards.
Though the system was mostly fair in retail, private servers often saw win-trading abuses, reflecting both ups and downs. Despite that, like many NCsoft creations, it was INCREDIBLY FUN TO JOIN. I fondly recall the matches I participated in, where matchups varied based on registrants, akin to current systems.
When I first considered this training dummy DPS idea, I had a limited view of the mechanism but believed it had potential, mostly due to uncertainty about Gameforge’s capabilities.
Here’s a bit more detail.
The concept I envisioned involves a competition (though I’m unsure how Gameforge might implement it), potentially involving instance creation or a GM overseeing with a DPS meter and stopwatch. Ideally, they could collaborate with NCsoft developers to create a dummy that logs damage and showcases top class performers.
Ultimately, the dummy would announce "CHAMPIONS," awarding special titles with rewards permissible by NCsoft, on a biweekly reset to encourage player engagement.
Of course, I share this idea openly, giving up any claims to it, and encourage anyone (NCSOFT, GAMEFORGE, here's a shoutout), to take it and turn it into something entertaining.
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