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Latest revision as of 18:45, 9 October 2023
A thieves' guild is a type of social organization within Ashes of Creation.[1]
Progression
Social organization progression is achieved through accomplishing tasks or quests within that social organization.[1]
- Some progression is static, but more competitive achievements will be seasonal, based on a ladder system.[2]
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There are hierarchical paths pertaining to specific questlines for the organization's thematic.[1] These quests will either be cooperative with or adversarial against other nodes based on their mutual war status.[3]
- - For example, a Thieves' guild may have objectives and quests toward securing a particular item to enable players to advance within the organization.[1]
- Social organizations are going to have questlines that players participate in which some will include sabotage, espionage, intrigue... While it's not necessarily player versus player in the combat sense, it is player versus player in pitting communities in those organizations against each other in a competitive atmosphere, where only some things can be accomplished by certain communities; and not everybody can succeed at a particular task. So, I think that that's a unique way to involve meaningful conflict that doesn't necessarily have to relate to PvP, because obviously we have a lot of PvP systems in the game and and there are many ways for players to participate in player versus player combat; but we also want to make sure that from a progression standpoint, from a system standpoint there are going to be abilities of individuals to follow these questlines, these tasks that will pit organizations against each other, specifically from an organizational standpoint.[4] – Steven Sharif
Other social organizations
Different types of Social organizations have different objectives relating to their specific types of game play.[1]