Beardlords?

[SomeScrub]

Yes, it's another "How is this going to work?" thread.

 

So let's say you've got a sane player and an insane one. The insane one has recruited a bunch of bunnymen, of course being perceived as beardlords. Suppose the insane player commands the beardlords/bunnymen to attack the aforementioned sane player, who is of course viewing the beardlords as bunnymen. Would they take the damage of regular bunnymen, or that of beardlords?

 

I suppose an easy solution would be to simply remove the damage boost the beardlords possess.

 

Thoughts?

[Tomer8009]

Maybe each player gets the damage he should by his sanity

[Pyromailmann]

For one, I'm agreeing with Tomer8009, here if a player has over the right amount of sanity for bunnymen to stay the way they are let the damage modifier not be changed by whom tamed the bunnymen's sanity.

[Mario384]

I agree, may damage be in the eye of the punching bag.

[the truthseeker]

So would the other players see a Bunnylord and the Insane player see a Beardlord? 

[Mario384]

So would the other players see a Bunnylord and the Insane player see a Beardlord? 

 

i believe thats the idea.

[Mobbstar]

Okay, but what about the loot? :-/

[DavsDue]

I want as many loot as Diablo 3 Hahahaha

[DwerBomb]

Maybe if they follow an insane player they'll be beardlords, and if they are passive, follow a sane player they'll be bunnymen.

[toasterman3000]

Maybe each player gets the damage he should by his sanity

But what about the different attack periods and drops? Speaking of which, how will regular beardlings work in terms of loot?

[SomeScrub]

I agree, may damage be in the eye of the punching bag.

Sounds good and simple to me.

 

But what about the different attack periods and drops? Speaking of which, how will regular beardlings work in terms of loot?

Drops should be pretty easy honestly. Whoever gets the last hit affects the drops. Not sure about attack periods.