That remembers me the Invisible University rank of Discworld. there were a few 8th level mages (and the ones from 7th level were trying to kill them to get to the 8th level)I was talking to a friend about MMOs, and I was I was thinking about how usually 2/3 of the players are at the highest level in the game, and how while I understand the people play fantasy games to be and achieve things that they can not or will not in real life, so everyone wants to be a top dog, it made me think of a new system.
How about a system that is pyramid in design? For example, there would only be one person at the top spot, 2 people at the send highest
Well, I was writing a short story about a game and one of my ideas was something like that. A player can get levels or respect by having other players at his command, or by having a night club or special place.level, etc on down. Also the level could be determined by something other than time in game, or number of orcs killed. Perhaps it could be the number of player character henchmen. So, for example, the guild leader of the largest guild in the game would probably have the highest spot, but if for some reason he or she made thier guild unhappy and they quit the guild, then that person would go down in ranks and someone else would be the top person in the game.
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