Post by The Game Master on Jun 30, 2011 13:00:45 GMT -8
Reputation points indicate the social relation of your character to the world of HetaQuest.
Reputation points are distributed by Game Masters.
+100 Reputation points means that you are a saint. You're popular and you definitely have a fan club full of fangirls/fanboys stalking your every move.
-100 Reputation points means that you are the spawn of the devil. You're more infamous than freakin' Britney Spears. No—even more infamous than, dare I say it, Charlie Sheen. There's probably a "Wanted" poster of you on every street post and the wonderful Royal Police stalk your every move.
*Take note that some people might want a devil spawn over a heavenly saint.
Oh yes. By the way, Rep points can go beyond +100 and -100. There is no set maximum or minimum.
Reputation points are granted to/taken from characters depending on:
o1. How well they interact with NPCs.
o2. Whether they complete quests.
o3. How well they complete quests.
o4. If they go on killing sprees every other day.
o5. Their appearance.
o6. How strong they are.
o7. Who their friends are.
And the list goes on like that.
Your Initial Reputation Points depend on your current class position. If you are a merchant, you will most likely start off with quite a few reputation points.
You can find the Reputation Points List here.
Reputation points are distributed by Game Masters.
+100 Reputation points means that you are a saint. You're popular and you definitely have a fan club full of fangirls/fanboys stalking your every move.
-100 Reputation points means that you are the spawn of the devil. You're more infamous than freakin' Britney Spears. No—even more infamous than, dare I say it, Charlie Sheen. There's probably a "Wanted" poster of you on every street post and the wonderful Royal Police stalk your every move.
*Take note that some people might want a devil spawn over a heavenly saint.
Oh yes. By the way, Rep points can go beyond +100 and -100. There is no set maximum or minimum.
Reputation points are granted to/taken from characters depending on:
o1. How well they interact with NPCs.
o2. Whether they complete quests.
o3. How well they complete quests.
o4. If they go on killing sprees every other day.
o5. Their appearance.
o6. How strong they are.
o7. Who their friends are.
And the list goes on like that.
Your Initial Reputation Points depend on your current class position. If you are a merchant, you will most likely start off with quite a few reputation points.
You can find the Reputation Points List here.
