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Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 10:53 pm
by Rwter
I think that we've come to a decision???

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 11:50 pm
by Blahblahdie
There should only be this scenario honestly;
- 1 food : 1 sip (meaning you can only sip once per food delay. Otherwise, with no delay, someone can just rapid click a full brew to survive.

And

2:1 sip ( meaning you can sip a pot 2 times in the time it takes you to eat a food and sip a pot).

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 11:52 pm
by Deadlypking
It is my conviction that players should be punished for imbibing a potion during combat. A super prayer potion can be just as helpful, if not more so, than a piece of food, and should be treated accordingly.

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 11:56 pm
by Errobbie
Deadlypking wrote:It is my conviction that players should be punished for imbibing a potion during combat. A super prayer potion can be just as helpful, if not more so, than a piece of food, and should be treated accordingly.
But that's not how it's meant to be.

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 11:58 pm
by Azu rite
Boston bruin wrote:Who're the 2 Dingbats who chose the first option?
Non pkers/trolls

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 11:58 pm
by Errobbie
Post count wrote:
Boston bruin wrote:Who're the 2 Dingbats who chose the first option?
Non pkers/trolls
Enough for Mike to not fix it though ;)

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:00 am
by Deadlypking
Errobbie wrote:
Deadlypking wrote:It is my conviction that players should be punished for imbibing a potion during combat. A super prayer potion can be just as helpful, if not more so, than a piece of food, and should be treated accordingly.
But that's not how it's meant to be.
What are you talking about?

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:01 am
by Azu rite
Deadlypking wrote:
Errobbie wrote:
Deadlypking wrote:It is my conviction that players should be punished for imbibing a potion during combat. A super prayer potion can be just as helpful, if not more so, than a piece of food, and should be treated accordingly.
But that's not how it's meant to be.
What are you talking about?
On rs one could sip a few doses of potions before being delayed whilst in combat

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:02 am
by Errobbie
Deadlypking wrote:
Errobbie wrote:
Deadlypking wrote:It is my conviction that players should be punished for imbibing a potion during combat. A super prayer potion can be just as helpful, if not more so, than a piece of food, and should be treated accordingly.
But that's not how it's meant to be.
What are you talking about?
There isn't meant to be a delay, like eating a piece of food, after drinking from a potion.

Re: Should potions delay attacks?

Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 12:15 am
by Deadlypking
Are we now trying to justify our arguments by propounding the belief that Runescape is flawless? I speak to Errobbie and Post Count when I say that my point has successfully been eluded. Not even the antiquated and most rudimentary fragment of Runescape is perfect, nor is its most enhanced and renovated offspring, and nor will it ever be. Runescape is not exactly like the constitution, mind you; and hence, libertarianism, not a philosophy for idiots.
The detriment to be instigated upon the removal of the attack delay when the player consumes a potion is profound; what we will essentially sacrifice in accepting this new legislature is nearly all the strategy involved in a one-on-one player duel. It will become a mindless activity, for mindless people; and for what purpose? Because it sounds like a luxury? Because it sounds helpful?
None of the (currently) twenty-four players who cast their vote for it to be removed have been seen in the wilderness for ages and probably have never set foot inside it for the purpose of vanquishing others, where it becomes a much more imperative matter and takes precedent over the minor inconvenience concomitant with slaying the Barrelchest family, or Bandos and his cohorts.
I think the decision should be reserved for the PKers alone--the people who the revision will impact the most--then, perhaps, we might achieve a different result, and a much more beneficial and rational one.