Technically maaaybe it’s not PVP luck, it’s the same global modifier as the luck on your gear.
IT’S GLOBAL LUCK. Whatever.
And for those who say “it doesn’t say xyz about xyz”
This isn’t world of Warcraft. Embrace the mystery for a moment and put down icy wins for telling you how to build. AGS stealths stuff all the time I to patches. Gathering speed settlement perk was found also to provide yield.
Well of course, they are out miles from the nearest recent camp in their full harvesting gear and a bunch of people flagged and setup for PVP combat comes after them, it is only sensible to scarper. They are not going to win.
It is pretty obvious the idea in this change was not to encourage actual PVP it is was to provide some easy targets in harvesting gear for bored pvp-ers.
The exception would be the occasional person harvesting in full combat gear as bait, but those guys are pretty rare.
My point is, when you kill another player, that is pvp…and when you kill a player, a bag drops, usually around 500 gs item. There is no luck that applies to that drop from killing another player(pvp). Being flagged and killing npc mobs is still pve (while flagged for pvp).
I have killed players out gathering, when i am gathering also. I bought mining gear with full int, because i am a mage. If i see another flagged player, i initiate the attack. That way i can fight for a gathering spot in my populated server (pluto). Of the are not flagged, they are just annoying, having me wishing i can kill them. If i die, then they won the spot fair and square.
Wrong about that obviously… You instantly preferred to believe, for some odd reason, that I’m a clueless kid ( although I’m most probably twice your age), that doesn’t know what he is talking about.
Me, and many other people actually play this game. Trust them next time…
It appears that Wyvern has reacted to the original post. It was a misunderstanding between him and the person who asked the question. Wyvern understood “PVP luck” as in killing other people in PVP. Not the actual PVP flagging luck.