But no one actually leveled up his res-skill, so you mostly ended up losing tons of EXP, which you couldnР’Т‘t restore at all. Depending on the skill level of the player, it could restore 10-50% of the Loss. If you were lucky, some random player walking around could ressurect you, regaining some of the lost EXP, but not quite enough. So 1 Death basically meant losing around 6-12 hours of your previous progression. My first MMORPG, i think it was called Silkroad Online, was a hardcore Asia Grinder, where you spent hours and hours of farming EXP, starting with lvl 20 (max lvl was 50) and everytime you died, you lost some % of your current EXP. Name any other time in this games history were u lost a crucial currency to dying?Р”В«esides the already mentioned Souls-Series (Demon Souls, Dark Souls), there are many games like this, losing currency, gold or even items.

So what do you think? Is falling off the Maw part of the inherent danger of the environment? Or should it be treated as a bug and lost Stygia refunded? Let us know in the comments.Р”В«ecause it's stupid to lose currency in general from dying That any Stygia lost to this is gone for good, is the Maw 'working as intended.' In case you can't read the text in the image, the GM reminds them that there are places in the the Maw that are impossible to access, and characters venture there at their own risk. Check out the screenshot of their interaction with a GM after submitting a ticket: Reasonable, right? Part of the danger of the Maw.Р”В«ut what if you fall off the Maw and run back only to see your corpse twinkling temptingly just out of reach? Do you have a case for an exception to be made and a GM to refund you that Stygia? Redditor Sirouz discovered the answer to that. Sometimes getting to your corpse is impossible, especially in an environment like the Maw which offers many cracks, heights, and dangers that may render a corpse unreachable. But what if you can't? Many have found that if they die again before making it back, the initial lost amount is no longer retrievable. We all know that too, but at least you can run back to your corpse and retrieve it. That seems counter productive, even if you are funneling for Mythic progression, you would want all 6 items to drop so that youd have more gear to funnel to the mains? Unless its all handed out by the system, then there would be zero funneling possible.The Maw is a dangerous place. So does that mean that if theres 20/25 ppl already locked, the game assumes theres only 5 people eligible and the boss only drops one peice of loot instead of 6? And that the only people that could receive it is the 5 unlocked? So if a boss has 20 items to choose from you've got a 1/20 chance that its an item that one of the 5 unlocked could actually use? Unless Rixis is right and people who have already killed the boss simply wouldnt be able to receive loot from the corpse. The other players names would be greyed out on master looter etc.Do you still get to 'hand out' loot in normal/heroic in WoD? I was given the impression that the loot based lockout would mean it would work like LFR/Flex works now, meaning boss dies, system rolls, decides and hands out the loot automatically, which is untradeable, and that only Mythic raiders would have the ability to 'hand out' loot in the traditional way. I thought they made it so those 5 loot items could only be distributed to those eligible to receive loot.

Someone is already looting that corpse