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Okay, so theres "#me breaks the axe" and "#me breaks the glassblowpipe" well i propose that you can hurt your finger, or something! hurt it, burn it, whatever... "#me jams his finger" "#me accidently burns his finger" "#me cuts his finger"

I think this would be kinda cool and it would take away a portion of your health.

My second par tof this, is that you cant make anything with craftmanship (or cut, mine or any of that) if you dont have full health. When you hrut your finger/foot/whatever it takes away like 1/3 or 1/4 of your health, and you have to wait for it to "heal" .

Though it would effect few people, it would make it even more realistic.

. When you hrut your finger/foot/whatever it takes away like 1/3 or 1/4 of your health

uhm, that means every craftman who hurt himself with a hammer, knife or scissor do more damage to himself than a fighter with a weapon?

Heh... it hurts when you get your finger jammed in a car door, or under a hammer! (I should know i just did it )

I know it hurts to get slammed ina car door, or having your fingers rolled up in a window..... But wouldn't it logically hurt much more to get bashed in the face with a WAR HAMMER?

i kinda like this idea #me accidently cuts his finger.. it might take off a little health

You can RP it

This is obviously an anti-powergamer measure Nartak. It sounds like a good idea to me, although anyone could easily counter it with a healing spell or potion.

so if you hit yourself 3 times you can die from a hammer to your hand? and then RP you hammering again. Sorry I don't like this idea.

I say that if you want anti powergaming measures, make the staminaloss bigger while working. Mastercraftsmen dying by hitting their thumb with a hammer or poking it with a needle? Please.

the idea is good..the you accidentaly hurting yourself.but ...loosing 1/4 of yoru health..extreme ya think?

You'd have to be very clumsy to lose a quarter of your health while doing craftsmanship. Remember the health bar represents how close to death you are, not how much something hurts.

Even if you were to lower the pain dramatically, there would still be people who would ignore it and continue to roleplay.

Okay, given, 1/4 or 1/3 is a bit much.... maybe 1/7.

@Hermie:

Even if you were to lower the pain dramatically, there would still be people who would ignore it and continue to roleplay

Um, I already mentioned that.... You cant make anything with craftmanship unless you are full health.

What about the newcomers though? The ones who don't want to PG but still want to get somewhere. It's hard enough for them already.

What does that have to do with anything? If you hurt yourself, then you wotn beable to make a whole bunch of things in a row in a short period of time... THis would prevent you doing that, if you occasionally hurt yourself and you have to wait for your thealth to return

Higher the skill = less chance of hurting yourself?

This might also add another level of macro protection and lower server lag due to people racking up commands (performing an action several times then kicking back waiting for it to be executed). I think its a great idea, not to mention making roleplaying work a little more interesting.

No need for this,
Sorry if i have to be rude, but the GMs won't use all their small time they have for coding something, that can be RPed by those, who want to and is nothing great at all.
Better let them code the new Client instead of things like this.

This is a proposal board, you propose things. Its not like were demanding that this be implemented or we will go suicide-bomber on the server.

Anyway, I think what I said last time is referred to as flooding the server with commands.

yes i think you have more chances of hurting yourself when you begin the skill

and how is it that when you have almost full health you can't smith or anything? "I got a scratch on my foot, I can't smith"

It will regenerate in a matter of seconds anyway, so it takes a minute to tend to your stubbed toe or hammered thumb. Is it really so bad that you can't constantly work without having any worries about stopping for a minute or two?

not really, but the rp is involved. if you can't swing an axe to metla with little health gone, how can you swing a war hammer?

Alsyth Astha wrote:not really, but the rp is involved. if you can't swing an axe to metla with little health gone, how can you swing a war hammer?

Uhm, you tending to your wound, in battle you ignore it until the battle is over.

how can you tend to a bashed thumb? All you can do is let it heal, not eat fruit. So if this is implied you shouldn't be able to smith for a certain amount of time...

Caranthir the great wrote:I say that if you want anti powergaming measures, make the staminaloss bigger while working. Mastercraftsmen dying by hitting their thumb with a hammer or poking it with a needle? Please.

Allow me to quote myself.

Yes...Cara is right.It will obviously take a lot more time to do something new, more time=more energy. If you begin to stitch andn you poke yourself you still going to stick, maybe wipe the blood off and then go. I like cara's idea.

Caranthir the great wrote:

Caranthir the great wrote:I say that if you want anti powergaming measures, make the staminaloss bigger while working. Mastercraftsmen dying by hitting their thumb with a hammer or poking it with a needle? Please.

Allow me to quote myself.

El ditto

Gro'bul wrote:Higher the skill = less chance of hurting yourself

You obviously missed my point. Why have the trouble of implementing this when same antipowergaming measures could be taken into use by simply changing a few numbers in a system that already exists? I don't know about you, but I'd much rather see some big changes again.

Yes gro'bul he means you will just get tired quicker.

How hard is it to eat a few things and start working again. Anyone heard of food potions or summon food spell? This won't make a pg'er stop.

they just get a chance to pg there food spell!