Naturalize, silence, darkness, sunlight

[Lessien]

I'm still all for 5 minute login restrictions, but I think the restrictions should be spread among classes. I feel that shamans are the victim of this restrictions by not being able to cast naturalize. I agree they shouldn't be able to do this by the way. However, I also think that mages shouldn't be able to cast silence, darkness and sunlight as these spells can save someone else (example for darkness: a follower is haunted by a ghost and wants you to darken the temple; example for sunlight: a follower killed a player, but this player's corpse is in a darkened room; example for silence: a follower is attacked by a cleric who constantly casts spells and wants you to silence the room).

In all fairness, these spells shouldn't be allowed. 5 minute restrictions are good, but the "pain should be spread".

How do you feel?

[ink]

It would be much easier to set it so when a character logs in they are incapacitated and can not perform ANY action for 5mins... no make it 30!! This would keep them from seeing who is online (planning their pk or pk avoidance), ftelling (about any pk related topics), gossiping (about how they will PK Rosemark), checking their score (to make sure they have enough str to pick up a corpse), eating/drinking (never pk on an empty stomach), or any other ridiculously unfair action (like using socials to laugh at someone who just got PK'd) within the first 30 minutes.


Or we could just loosen up some of the shamans restrictions...

[Vale]

agree with ink

[Rosemark]

While I'm all for the idea of people not gossiping that they are going to PK me *cough* Linkin....I think this is just dreadful! I've logged off with ghosts on me and 2 or 3 hours later the ghost was back within a minute of my log in, and not being able to do ANYTHING, would be horrid. Besides...if I couldn't gossip for even a minute, I would seriously kill myself Oh, and Unfetter is a really really really really really really really awful thing that I just found out about yesterday. Please No!