Logic wise whole going into enemy territory and being treated like a hero nonsense is flawed too, but for the sake of having more zones to explore, I'm happy to overlook that. Same with justice system I guess, that contradiction is just a minor inconvenience, so I wouldn't worry about it too much.

Demnvath wrote: »

mrvbalc wrote: »

Murder is murder whether u kill a good guy or bad guy. If you kill someone you have to face justice (though it is swift and sometimes brutal). End of story.

No.

Or, yes. And you go in jail immediately for having kill people in Cyrodiil. Ridiculous. People don't think on this forum?

This is because cyrodiil is a war zone and society makes an unethical exception to murder when being commanded by rulers to do it.

Totally realistic.

Of course the Ordinators will attack you, silly! You're committing war crimes! Do you have any idea what kind of political backlash that will cause? Don't be so simple-minded. The Pact, the Covenant, the Dominion, none of them are out to slaughter the other factions, they're only trying to make sure that whoever sits on the Ruby Throne is one of theirs. You do know that, when it's all over, they're still going to have to rule all these people, right?

If your first thought is to mass-murder and steal from civilians in an enemy faction, maybe you're better off leaving the strategizing to the higher-ups and sticking to the front lines. ;-)

I think it would be cool if your "heat" was local and your notoriety spread over time based on distance from crimes committed. So you go on a killing spree in Wayrest and you escape to Koeglin Village. You repair your equipment then notice you are out of food. You go to craft some and you need some apples, so you go to the grocer but he won't talk to you now cause word has spread from Wayrest that you're a Murderous Prick.

So you sneak around the guards and go to Daggerfall. You buy your apples, craft your food, then decide to hit up the bank and guild stores. You spend a few minutes doing this and when you leave the bank you get accosted by the guards because now word has reached Daggerfall of your A$$hatery.

So, since you orignally from Aldmeri Dominion, you think "Pfft I'll just book it to Rawl'kha". You go about your business there for a bit. You hit up all the guild traders, buying low/selling high, crafting things, dancing naked, etc. A couple of hours have passed since you slaughtered women, chickens, pigs, and children (oh wait there are no children, but you would have) in Wayrest. Word has reach the entire Aldmeri Dominion that you are not a soldier fighting for control Cyrodil, but instead are a Serial Killing Worm. Now your entire homeland wants your head on a pike.

So you think to yourself "Pfft, I'll go to Mournhold, Nords are all a bunch of *** so they will take me in". Upon arriving you are startled to learn that all of the Ebonheart Pack also wants to have you drawn and quartered for being a Lunatic. Now you are hunted in all of Tameriel, time to find a fence and pay off that bounty.

We definitely need standings. Like personal standings : Kill the store owner once and he will never sell you anything anymore. Kill three times and he will call guards on you every time when he sees you. Also, regional standings - kill too many people and you will not get the quests from royal family in this area, prices for you go up, you cannot sell anything, or something like this depending on your kill rating in area.

Loool, serioulsy ? U guys don't have to troll anymore, u already have your 5 stars...
If it weren't for roleplayers you would not have a single mmorpg.
The justice system itself is a roleplay addition to the game, designed to add gameplay features whilst making the game more realistic and immersive.
Choosing your race, class and playing the questions, even giving in to your hate of other factions in cyrodiil IS roleplaying.


That being said, having a "safe place" for criminals in their "home faction" is not less illogical than the way the justice system behaves atm.
Furthermore, this wouldn't be a "game exploit" if the bounties were permanent until character is convicted and pays is debt.
When pvp's justice system is up and running, bounty hunters should be allowed to pursued criminal even in their safe zones.

BTW mmorpg mechanics have always been a compromise between roleplay and gameplay. If it were 100% gameplay u wouldn't even understand the point of doing things and have no interrest in any of your choices. And if it were 100% roleplay, well, it would just be downright unplayable ^^.

Isn't the whole reason you can go into the other zones due to some magical mumbo-jumbo that Cadwell pulled out of his butt? So, you aren't actually an EP soldier over there, you are the hero, magically traveling in some sort of special way to be there and help the people and not be attacked on site. Even if you aren't the "hero" in your role-play, you still sat through the speech with Cadwell, you know the "rules."

Let's face it, if you can take the approach you did in your opening post, then you should be attacked on site throughout all enemy zones, criminal or not, and never be able to do business or bank, etc.

As for why it follows you back - aside from the normal game mechanics to keep people from abusing the system - it could be an aftereffect of Cadwell's magic bringing your crimes back with everything else (assuming you want to be able to keep your xp, loots, etc from magically traveling to another realm on the sly).

Role-play should fit the game, not the other way around IMO.

You're not on the list.... to the block prisoner.