The contemplative way of the wandering healer
Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 11:51 pm
A challenge to all the very wealthy nobles on the Excelsior Shard, and new comers.
Are you happy? What good is 20, 30, 50 million in GP. Do all these material possessions bring you happiness? Would they really bring your happiness in the real world? You might think about that..
Put all your gold on the lawn and let it decay into nothingness. Give your material wealth away and let your house collapse.
Strip naked and put on the robe you were given when you were born and see if you can survive. No killing, no accumulation of gold and living from day to day. Like the wandering healers, live your life as a contemplative only begging and healing to survive... Go to the dungeons and heal fallen warriors and injured monsters that are out of battle.
(Begging is a skill. Who among you has 100 in begging, what does it bring?)
You might think I am being religious, but I'm not and I am not religious in the least. I'm suggesting a way to increase the depth of the game through genuine role playing. We live in an excessively materialistic society that revolves around the shopping mall .. What would it be like to deny yourself even if it was just in video game?...
How can the Excelsior Shard distinguish itself as a unique instance of UO? This is an interesting approach.
Welcome me, I am, Danish and Regio, and Larkin
Are you happy? What good is 20, 30, 50 million in GP. Do all these material possessions bring you happiness? Would they really bring your happiness in the real world? You might think about that..
Put all your gold on the lawn and let it decay into nothingness. Give your material wealth away and let your house collapse.
Strip naked and put on the robe you were given when you were born and see if you can survive. No killing, no accumulation of gold and living from day to day. Like the wandering healers, live your life as a contemplative only begging and healing to survive... Go to the dungeons and heal fallen warriors and injured monsters that are out of battle.
(Begging is a skill. Who among you has 100 in begging, what does it bring?)
You might think I am being religious, but I'm not and I am not religious in the least. I'm suggesting a way to increase the depth of the game through genuine role playing. We live in an excessively materialistic society that revolves around the shopping mall .. What would it be like to deny yourself even if it was just in video game?...
How can the Excelsior Shard distinguish itself as a unique instance of UO? This is an interesting approach.
Welcome me, I am, Danish and Regio, and Larkin