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Covetous way too over populated with monsters
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:05 pm
by SnipeR
Is it just me or is covetous way too over populated. I gated into there only be over taken within seconds and killed. It was never like that when I played back in 98'. I feel the spawns are way off and need to be looked at.
Re: Covetous way too over populated with monsters
Posted: Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:32 pm
by Panthor the Hated
I haven't been in cove in awhile but none of the dungeons here have ever really been described as over populated" before. Generally the complaint is under spawned except for a few hot spots.
Also, just a note, we're emulating November of 99, so the spawn may very well have been entirely different in 98.
Re: Covetous way too over populated with monsters
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 5:35 am
by Braden
Its also possible that the dungeon was prepared for a dungeon crawl and was never reset back to normal. It happens. Will check when I get back later.
Re: Covetous way too over populated with monsters
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:27 am
by Faust
SnipeR wrote:Is it just me or is covetous way too over populated. I gated into there only be over taken within seconds and killed. It was never like that when I played back in 98'. I feel the spawns are way off and need to be looked at.
It's just you.. trash mobs are not even close to what they were back in the day.
Re: Covetous way too over populated with monsters
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 12:01 pm
by RoadKill
Covetous 2 during T2A use to be filled with rats, snakes, slimes, headless ones, and other random crap that would take down the most skilled of all players! As was the "torture hallway" - I remember it being filled with giant serpents, tailors use to harvest leather down there at one point in time. Despise is also grossly underpopulated here
Re: Covetous way too over populated with monsters
Posted: Thu Feb 03, 2011 2:51 pm
by PHLiNX
Covetous way too over populated with monsters
When you are referring to PK's I have to agree. Other than that i'm with the previous posters.