[DGD] player economies: npc clients

[Noah Gibbs]

Sure.  But normally you can't easily have an "in-character crime" with any complexity unless you're judged by the other players (a la Iron Realms).

The NPCs react predictably but stupidly -- which is what you want if you're trying to be fun rather than effective.


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Unfortunately that problem exists with any mud, economy or not.

On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 12:59 AM, Noah Gibbs <noah_gibbs at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Yup.  Makes in-character penalties very, very silly to enforce.
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> "We've got you!  We snooped your AIM conversations, miscreant!"
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> So basically, you're saying that out of band collusion will give
> cartel members a covert communication channel with a -1 x 10 ^ 9000
> penalty to eavesdropping rolls made by the royal guard?
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