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| − | + | Player traffic is the flow of player activity within a particular area. It is presumed that areas that the spawn system was tailored to account for player activity in certain zones and to adjust spawn concentrations accordingly under the model that places that see more activity, have a larger density of spawns. It is also believed that spawn compositions were affected by the relative challenge level of players and their groups trafficking through an area. The challenge level of a player or group would help influence what is chosen from the region listings. As an example, a large group with high challenge level players would expect to have a higher chance of finding higher challenge level creatures to spawn, as well as a higher frequency of mobs spawns in general. A low level player would expect to find low challenge mobs. In terms of traffic, a large group should expect to have highest chances of spawning mobs often, where as a solo player going through an area that has seen no other players would expect to see very few creatures spawning initially. | |
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Game MechanicsPlayer traffic is the flow of player activity within a particular area. It is presumed that areas that the spawn system was tailored to account for player activity in certain zones and to adjust spawn concentrations accordingly under the model that places that see more activity, have a larger density of spawns. It is also believed that spawn compositions were affected by the relative challenge level of players and their groups trafficking through an area. The challenge level of a player or group would help influence what is chosen from the region listings. As an example, a large group with high challenge level players would expect to have a higher chance of finding higher challenge level creatures to spawn, as well as a higher frequency of mobs spawns in general. A low level player would expect to find low challenge mobs. In terms of traffic, a large group should expect to have highest chances of spawning mobs often, where as a solo player going through an area that has seen no other players would expect to see very few creatures spawning initially. Source References
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