Deadman and Ditch
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Total Votes: 22,338
This poll will close on Wednesday 4th November.
In Deadman mode, should the experience lost by unskulled players who are PKed be reduced from 50% to 25%? Skulled players who die would still lose the full 50%.
Most Popular Option
Yes
82.8% (18,491)
No
17.2% (3,847)
In Deadman mode, should we add Hitpoints insurance? After achieving level 25, 50, or 75 Hitpoints you would be able to pay a one-off fee of 25k, 100k or 1m (respectively) to prevent your Hitpoints falling below that level again.
Most Popular Option
Yes
75.4% (16,854)
No
24.6% (5,484)
Currently the 'Attack' option priority you choose applies to both players and NPCs. You cannot have left-click 'Attack' on NPCs while setting right-click 'Attack' for players, or vice-versa. Should we change the 'Attack' priority settings to separate the options for players and NPCs?
Most Popular Option
Yes
79.1% (17,664)
No
20.9% (4,674)
When wearing a team cape you are able to left-click attack any players wearing a different team cape. This effect currently overrides your 'Attack' option priority. Should an additional option be added to ignore this effect?
Most Popular Option
Yes
64.2% (14,338)
No
35.8% (8,000)
Should the Wilderness Ditch be removed in both standard Old School RuneScape and Deadman mode? This can only be done across both game modes at once as they share the same map.
Most Popular Option
Yes
60.4% (13,489)
No
39.6% (8,849)
When attacking an unskulled player in Deadman mode you currently get a PK skull for 30 minutes. Should this timer be reduced to 20 minutes but be extended if you are attacking a player who is a much lower level than you? For every combat level more than 10 lower than that of the PKer an additional one minute would be added to the skull timer. For example, a level 60 attacking a level 55 would receive the new 20 minute skull. A level 60 attacking a level 45, however, would receive an additional 5 minutes, totalling 25 minutes. There would be a maximum skull timer of 60 minutes.
Most Popular Option
Yes
65.5% (14,625)
No
34.5% (7,713)