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Trying to find some information on epedia about SO and coming up a little short.
Does anyone have any experience (not anecdotal) with Dirge?
Will asking for a balance at the bank cause SO?
Will trying to deposit or exchange coin at the bank increase SO if you are currently denied services elsewhere?
Is there a "rule of thumb" for wait time and decreasing SO?
Where can one rest that will reduce it?
What about resting in unusual justice areas? i.e. Dirge
Thanks!
>What about resting in unusual justice areas? i.e. Dirge
AFAIK, 'unusual justice' only pertains to Thievery. I don't think (and hope I'm not wrong!) that it relates to SO and I don't believe Necros can be ACCUSED of Necromancy while in an 'unusual justice' zone.
It would be very funny to me to find out I was wrong about this though.
I'm not sure about using the Dirge bank.
>As you speak up to use the facilities, you suddenly hear a loud commotion around you. People look fearful and angry!
So I wonder if that increases SO. In Crossing, I'm sure my character would get charged with a crime for doing as such. (That was from trying to DEPOSIT ALL in the Dirge Bank)
>> Does anyone have any experience (not anecdotal) with Dirge?
Yes. Vaults are blocked from you in Dirge and other similar justice zones. I didn't try the bank, I assume it's the same. You don't get charged with a new crime, but I believe it is an SO hit all the same. I have not tested the latter thing and I am not inclined to, though you could pop into Test and test it easily enough yourself.
>> Will asking for a balance at the bank cause SO?
Balance doesn't, deposit and I believe exchange will.
>> Is there a "rule of thumb" for wait time and decreasing SO?
Give it two hours to cool down before trying anything. Check JUSTICE to see if you have a line about people being convinced you're a Necromancer. Note that JUSTICE is evil and will lie to you about when that stops being true; that's why you wait two hours instead of one. This is by design, to make you paranoid.
>> Where can one rest that will reduce it?
Anywhere IIRC, but obviously chillin' in Crossing isn't going to do you any favors if someone spots you and accuses you again.
>> What about resting in unusual justice areas? i.e. Dirge
The way Dirge works is Unusual and the Unusual works greatly in our benefit. I assume if Dirge becomes the next Throne City it will also get the Throne City treatment, so I am being scant on details on purpose.
Thayet
@thayelf // http://thayette.tumblr.com
"But you must know that if corruption is powerful enough, it's not corruption at all — it's law. Unspoken, unwritten, but law." — Robert Jackson Bennett, City of Stairs
Yes. Vaults are blocked from you in Dirge and other similar justice zones. I didn't try the bank, I assume it's the same. You don't get charged with a new crime, but I believe it is an SO hit all the same. I have not tested the latter thing and I am not inclined to, though you could pop into Test and test it easily enough yourself.
>> Will asking for a balance at the bank cause SO?
Balance doesn't, deposit and I believe exchange will.
>> Is there a "rule of thumb" for wait time and decreasing SO?
Give it two hours to cool down before trying anything. Check JUSTICE to see if you have a line about people being convinced you're a Necromancer. Note that JUSTICE is evil and will lie to you about when that stops being true; that's why you wait two hours instead of one. This is by design, to make you paranoid.
>> Where can one rest that will reduce it?
Anywhere IIRC, but obviously chillin' in Crossing isn't going to do you any favors if someone spots you and accuses you again.
>> What about resting in unusual justice areas? i.e. Dirge
The way Dirge works is Unusual and the Unusual works greatly in our benefit. I assume if Dirge becomes the next Throne City it will also get the Throne City treatment, so I am being scant on details on purpose.
Thayet
@thayelf // http://thayette.tumblr.com
"But you must know that if corruption is powerful enough, it's not corruption at all — it's law. Unspoken, unwritten, but law." — Robert Jackson Bennett, City of Stairs
