another good example of why the thread was posted for ZS. The fight list is incredibly lacking in the higher low levels. All that is there is red. hit, gone, hit, gone, hit, gone. empty fight list, There is a few people playing in it, so you've got those 2 or 3 people to trade 41 attacks with, but for the most part, You're just stumbling over eachothers toes trying to get the most of the 1 hit per person fight list before its empty.
I didnt read anything about ambushing and hiding in the OP, Ill go back and look at it again, but I think you should too, because he definatly mentions that it would be most helpful for the 500-900 levels. Too me, that is the low levels its lower than the "crowd". You dont hit the fighting crowd until about level 1100 on zs. Thats when you're gonna have more people to go back and forth with them, all of it until then is just a bunch of dead fish.
You cant even compare a higher level to a lower level in the imporance of a fight list either, As a higher level, if your list is empty, you can alway go fighting down, and use the hitlist. as a lower level, you cant fight down because there is not realy anyone active to hit you back, and you cant fight up because you cant hold your own. You're stuck with whats on that list. (Unless you feel like leveling backwards lol)
and as far as someone that likes to play on a less than once a month basis, I really dont think they're gonna care about being hit 5 times when they come out of the hospital from healing, versus 1 time. It actually might save their death count, because its a lot more difficult to kill someone from full health that just a little smidgen outside the hospital.
Edit: I did read his comment about ambushing and hiding. But the idea has no effect on those strategies, as those players are still active, meaning they would heal too offen to be effective. I think the only reason that was even mentioned was this gives you "more options" other than those few that are ambushing you.
and the place that he clearly states that it would be most helpful in the lower levels, (which it would be) is in a reply to one of my comments in the first page
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