Combat is the focus of the game -- it's the primary (and often only) way to gain experience, items, and money, and complete quests.
So you have to kill mobs (if you don't they have no qualms about killing you).
But Daimonin is a massively multiplayer game. At the time of writing this means that there may be 60 or more other players online also trying to kill mobs.
The potential for conflict is obvious. However, many problems can be avoided by observing the few common sense guidelines detailed in this section.
With many players training in close proximity to one another it is good practice to sort out claims before you begin combat.
Deliberately killing a mob which someone else was fighting is generally considered extremely rude.
Causing a mob to attack another player may or may not be tolerated, depending on circumstances.
Many players have items which cast an ice- or firestorm spell. These should be used with care!
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Last modified: 2006-05-23T07:54:58.638+01:00