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Post by desertman on Oct 27, 2016 19:32:48 GMT -5
It has been a year.
I played Koman Locke. Ask me almost anything related to his time in the T'zai Byn, his time within a couple of years after leaving the T'zai Byn, and before.
Some characters from that time are actually still alive and I won't answer questions that reference them.
I prefer not to answer any questions about Darkmoon. I will answer questions or give my opinion on the actual system surrounding creating player groups, but nothing specific to Darkmoon since that can and should be found out IC. Characters that may have been part of Darkmoon and are long dead are fair game.
If nobody gives a shit, fair enough, but I know there were some threads previously that referenced Locke before I could actually speak about him. I don't want to necro them though for this.
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Post by pinkerdlu on Oct 27, 2016 20:36:54 GMT -5
Hey Kooman Locke. I was always a big fan of Cuman Locke, all the lads in the Shadowspeak knew that. We wrote songs and fanfics about you, it was great. kudos |
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Post by punished ppurg on Oct 27, 2016 20:39:37 GMT -5
Khoman Loco is a character I remember with bitter fondness. You were the better clan-lead, that's for sure. Pretty much my only geo-political rival.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 28, 2016 5:53:31 GMT -5
Khoman Locke was my first Byn Sarge I think. Maybe. Though I played for a few weeks before that time.
Actually no, Iremember Koman sitting in the Gaj bragging about being the best sell sword ever or something.
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Post by desertman on Oct 28, 2016 9:27:59 GMT -5
Hey Kooman Locke. I was always a big fan of Cuman Locke, all the lads in the Shadowspeak knew that. We wrote songs and fanfics about you, it was great. kudos This is funny. Fanfics? Hahaha.
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Post by desertman on Oct 28, 2016 9:29:47 GMT -5
Khoman Loco is a character I remember with bitter fondness. You were the better clan-lead, that's for sure. Pretty much my only geo-political rival. I'm not sure who you would have been playing. I would be interested to know though. Locke had a few rivalries in his day, and many more that he found out about only later. There were a lot of people who considered him their rival or somehow their enemy, and he was never even aware heh. |
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Post by desertman on Oct 28, 2016 9:30:27 GMT -5
Khoman Locke was my first Byn Sarge I think. Maybe. Though I played for a few weeks before that time. Actually no, Iremember Koman sitting in the Gaj bragging about being the best sell sword ever or something.
That sounds exactly right. 
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Post by jkarr on Oct 28, 2016 10:56:50 GMT -5
desertman ok well since some of us wouldnt know the char tell us abt (or show us with logs) ur fave pk with that char if u dont have good pks with that char tell us abt one of the scariest/skinofurteeth experiences with him
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Post by fatfinger on Oct 28, 2016 11:03:27 GMT -5
Koman Locke was my first ever Seargant and ultimately what made me stick with the game. I loved watching the interaction between you and Seek, and the way you always grabbed your genitals whenever you rode past that elf encampment.
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Post by Patuk on Oct 28, 2016 11:04:33 GMT -5
Grr. I had to spend a month in Tuluk doing nothing because you had to jump ship the moment transfers happened.
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Post by desertman on Oct 28, 2016 11:08:45 GMT -5
I had to do a fair amount of digging over a ton of player reports, but I found some fun stats.
During Locke's time as a Sergeant he directly negotiated and led 93 successful contracts.
He grossed a total payout of 161,991 coins directly from contract pay.
He was in the T'zai Byn for eight IC years, six of those as an officer.
He averaged 26,998.5 coins per IC year as an officer off of contracts he negotiated and led directly.
He actually led 137 contracts if you count those negotiated by other Sergeants but led by Locke himself for IC reasons.
He recruited over 220 Runners during his time. I say over 220 because I don't have an exact number, but this is where I lost my verifiable count.
Over the course of his life he was shot 21 times by staff ran archers.
He was set on fire/assaulted by fire to the point of having to replace all of his gear four times by staff ran arsonists of varying sorts.
Over the course of his life he was poisoned 9 times by staff animated/ran creatures or NPC's. Two of those were peraine.
Over the course of his career as a Byn Sergeant he lost four Runners on jobs in the field. (The rest of the Runners who met bad ends died when he was offline/not around.)
Over the course of his career as a Byn Sergeant he lost only one Trooper in the field, a half-giant in a spider battle saving Templars and Oashi nobles from some canyons after they crashed their wagon.
His unit once fought off a total of 119 (this is where we lost count, but it was over shortly after this) spiders without losing a single man/woman. They burned the nest.
His claim to fame/shame is that he once had staff force me to disband his unit because, and I quote, "You have more people in your unit alone than every other clan in the game combined currently.". Within an IC year of being forced to implement multiple staff changes against his will (that I advised against OOC'ly but did anyways) he had zero people in his unit and retired from mercenary life.
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Post by desertman on Oct 28, 2016 11:18:48 GMT -5
Grr. I had to spend a month in Tuluk doing nothing because you had to jump ship the moment transfers happened. I'm sorry about this and I felt very bad about it actually. I remember your character. I assure you, the only reason I backed out is because I was basically forced out of being able to actually Sergeant the way Locke had always Sergeant-ed.
I was being turned into/had been turned into a recruitment NPC for Tuluk/Salarr/Kadius and it wasn't something I felt was IC'ly realistic nor something I wanted to be a part of OOC'ly. It was certainly not anything Locke would have volunteered to be a part of IC'ly if he had any choice, so his only choice was to leave.
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Post by desertman on Oct 28, 2016 11:20:48 GMT -5
Koman Locke was my first ever Seargant and ultimately what made me stick with the game. I loved watching the interaction between you and Seek, and the way you always grabbed your genitals whenever you rode past that elf encampment. Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed him. 
He was in a lot of ways my play on being a Dungeon Master for the people below me through a PC who had an IC reason to fill that role. I loved taking people, especially new people, and showing them a good time with this PC.
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Post by jkarr on Oct 28, 2016 11:27:32 GMT -5
His claim to fame/shame is that he once had staff force me to disband his unit because, and I quote, "You have more people in your unit alone than every other clan in the game combined currently.". Within an IC year of being forced to implement multiple staff changes against his will (that I advised against OOC'ly but did anyways) he had zero people in his unit and retired from mercenary life. lmao fucking achievement unlocked theres no better way to tell a pc leader hes doing shit right than for staff to have to intervene and disband his group because just his unit (not even whole clan) numbers shit on every other clan combined  |
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Post by fatfinger on Oct 28, 2016 11:34:38 GMT -5
Koman Locke was my first ever Seargant and ultimately what made me stick with the game. I loved watching the interaction between you and Seek, and the way you always grabbed your genitals whenever you rode past that elf encampment. Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed him.
He was in a lot of ways my play on being a Dungeon Master for the people below me through a PC who had an IC reason to fill that role. I loved taking people, especially new people, and showing them a good time with this PC.
So uh, how do you feel about DMing something online for some of us? |
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