Diztortion wrote:Maple, just say you are level 250, and you could not attack more than 5 levels down...who would be on your fight list? You would basically be playing a game with 40 other people...
Also, at 250 you get attacked my a level 243...wouldn't you like to fight back? It would aggravate me if I was being hit by a 243, and I could not attack back.
Well, I do agree with you. However, you need to consider the fact that most players are not at a high level! It is better for a game to suit most players rather than the high level players. As I mentioned in other post before, each player has his/her own interest, it is impossible to create a system that suits everyone. This current system allows players to bully others as they level up. I do not agree with him saying that with this system, the unfair advantages of high level players are limited. It do not limit their advantages, this system creates a wider range of fighting targets! There is no way to limit high level advanteages. One of ways to limit unfair advantages to a certain extend is to search for fighting targets by the number of family members.
E.g. If you are level 100 with the max. NO of family members 1000, say you only have 500 members. Players that are at a range of level (say +/-20) with larger NO of members (say 30%) cannot search u as a target.
With the current system, if you are Lv250 with 1000 members, a Lv243 with 2430 members shouldn't be allow to search you ( not fight!!!). In other words, the Lv243 can fight you, say in bounty, but not search you as a target!
The only drawback this might have is that it also limits the amount of target you can search (not fight). But other players will say that what the point for allowing to fight them but can search? The point I am trying to make is the should be not fighting restriction in the bounty list. This is becuase it increases the change of success in killing the bounty target and it acts as an incentive to neutralise the drawback generated from the limited range of fight target. There are possibly more drawbacks that I have not mentioned. But theory can be completely different to the reality. At the end of the day, its only a game and if it does not suit you, move on!