Thinking about startingFollow

The /hidecorpse command will only hide corpses from YOUR viewpoint.

One the biggest uses is when you are farming mass amounts of mobs, you can use /hidecorpse looted to as you are looting corpses.

Normally a PC corpse will remain for 7 days if you do not loot it. If you loot the corpse, it will poof.

NPC corpses poof after a 7? mins for most zones, 25 for higher zones and PoP zones. NPC corpses WILL poof when they are fully looted, but will remain for their time if there are any items left on them, hence the /hidecorpse looted command :)

I hope I am making of the sense.

"/hidecorpses looted" hides corpses after you loot them, and after you have entered /hidecorpse, must repeat with each login, will not still hide the next day.
"/hidecorpses none" brings them back in case you just left a corpse by mistake, that had somehting you wanted.
"/hidecorpses all" hides every corpse, players included, but not your own.

Might be a couple more choices, but not sure

Edited, Oct 30th 2006 at 11:13am PST by fhrugby

Seriously, nothing against the 'ahem' good folks of AS, but if you want a guild with people in it, people of various levels, skills etc, I would take a good hard look around before settling in with the small, elite-minded Aude Sapere - from my experience it's really nothing more than a couple of good friends that don't take kindly to others.

Despite the fact I left AS on anything but good terms, once I joined another guild I realized how little a guild of the AS type had to offer.

Have fun.

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...and maybe I'm not. The Op was asking about guilds among other things.




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My mistake Elinda, bow.

Lol, No bows needed. I am biased a bit, (ok, jaded) but still wanted to get the info out. There are lots of guilds out there that have tons of people in them of all levels...it's worth looking around a bit.

I'm amazed at the numbers coming back into the game. Checking out different servers may be worthwhile too if one is not too set on their current server.

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Hmm, maybe. There has been stuff added in expansions to support low level characters. Clearly the bulk of the population is higher level but a couple things to think on:

- You can now easily level up in into the forties, solo, in little time.
- The two Progression servers were opened. This has served to make LOTS of grouping opportunities in the old world and lower-level zones. These servers have been open awhile now, however, so the populations even there, I'm sure, have climbed up in level. They just recently opened, um, Luclin maybe.
- The latest expansion, The Serpents Spine, came with a new race and new zones...for all levels of play. You can probably still find lower-level groups in these new zones pretty readily.

It won't be easy finding groups at lower levels. You won't likely find a 'group' of people that are all working main toons from scratch to play with night after night without doing some advertising. There are enough people playing though that any given day you should be able to get a pick up group together once you're into your twenties.

Good luck.

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