Given the current ratio, 1-2 people could EASILY keep you red, even if you had 10 people giving you GK.
So basically, what the fuck were you guys thinking? Karma sucked enough as it was, why give griefers another way to mess with people?
Kani wrote:From my tests (with willing exiles), it seems that it takes some low set amount (around 8 bad karma?) to make you red, regardless of your good karma.
Fundin wrote:The whole karma sysem sucks and should just be scrapped entirely. Its no good for anything except BK or GK bombing people and making you get stuck in purg.
All that rubbish about it defines how good or bad the exile is, is long dead, it died about 4 years ago. Its so easy to turn someone red with an alt that karma is now a wasted part of the game and should be removed imo.
I dont think it ever will happen but i think it should. I imagine once a few bun fights start there will be alot more red people wandering around the place. :?
J'nder wrote:I agree with Michael & 'Thea. The new system needs looking at. Eight BK for red is silly. It enables exiles to be victimised.
noivad wrote:A LONG time ago I suggested that the Karma System be overhauled the follow way. (I wonder if any GMs ever saw this?)
Everybody gets to set one permanent BK or GK on each exile. If someone has 100GK and 8BK that means 100 Exiles feel this person is a good person and 8 believe this person is a bad person. It'd work like a toggle switch and it'd indicate public opinion of an exile, not how much BK or GK someone can generate with a bit of time and a BK or GK script. If one person had one character, that person would only be able to set the BK to 1. Someone with 2 accounts and 12 characters could potential give someone 12 BK or GK and that's it. If 5 people don't like you, you get 5 BK. if 20 people love you, you get 20GK. That's all. If someone once loved you and had a GK on you, but you insulted that person, they could simply switch their GK to a BK. And I think karma should go back to the numbered system. There it's simple, it's representative of how people feel about someone and it would work.