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Lok'Tar! Conquest of the Horde was originally a private World of Warcraft RP community that focused primarily on roleplay within the WoW setting. Originally established in September of 2007, CotH enjoyed a healthy reign of over seven years focused on WoW roleplay. On January 22nd of 2015, a DMCA notice was issued, resulting in a halt of the WoW RP focus. Now, the community has expanded to encompass multiple worlds in various games and settings. This community will serve as a hub for members to join like-minded individuals in any game or environment. The community itself will also host a few game worlds of its own after development progresses enough.
While the dust is settling after the revelation of the WoW server closure, feel free to hang out and see how development goes!
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| Chat Channel Policing |
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Posted by: Grakor456 - 09-04-2010, 12:50 PM - Forum: Community News
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In short, don't do it.
We do have rules concerning the use of certain chat channels. However, due to the lack of tact, respect, and knowledge that some players have displayed when attempting to get people to use the channels properly, I'm simply going to have to state outright that only GMs can police chat channels. Essentially, do not tell people to move channels. At all. It's not worth it. Let a GM handle it.
Keep in mind that if there's something going on in Chat that you don't want to see, you can always leave Chat. Simple.
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| 8/31 10:16p - Revision Update |
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Posted by: Kretol - 08-31-2010, 09:16 PM - Forum: Server Status Updates
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Server coming down shortly for a revision update. Estimated downtime is just a few minutes.
Please bear in mind that any tickets created after the most recent revision update may not still be in the queue if they were not already addressed, and may need to be recreated!
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| Fighting in cities. |
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Posted by: Hawk - 08-30-2010, 11:45 AM - Forum: Community News
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Alright then, guys. Normally, I'm pretty mellow with lots of things, but there's something I need to address that has simply gotten far out of hand, and all of the staff I've spoken to is in agreement with this.
As GMs, when players ask us to play the role of a guard to sort out something they'd naturally respond to, we have no qualms with answering it. I bet you're thinking "why not just let players do it?", and to answer this, it's because it would be abused. We've seen it done before, and it gets very ugly. BUT, back onto the main point. Players seriously need to stop causing so much drama and fighting within cities. We've had a ridiculous amount of tickets, whispers or for all sake of argument, requests to sort out the next pair or group of people who can't stop causing a fuss. Whilst we generally don't mind playing as NPCs, having so many in such a short time just gets tiring and annoying. Now, for reference, these are the kind of things that don't go well with guards.
Quote:- Fighting in public places
- Causing trouble, mischief, or otherwise disturbing the peace
- Threatening civillians, guards, ambassadors, merchants, etc
- Breaking any sort of crime like filching/stealing, etc
- Talking about murder in public places
- Talking about conspiracy in public places
- Talking of general shady topics in public places
The list could go on most likely, but these are the things that come to mind. Breaking any of these will likely result in you being thrown in jail, or in the worst case, execution. So before you go to leap at the other guy's throat or talk about who you plan to poison, please think twice, as we don't want to keep having to do this 15 times a week. There's PLENTY of places to fight, and you can even do it outside the city. Just not in line of sight of guards!
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