Can other players kill you while you level?
Netmarble covers this as the “third innovation” in Part 3 of its intro video, released October 19. In the upgrade zones random player kills are restricted, so new and casual players can level at their own pace, auto hunt included.
The video says “restricted”, not “disabled”. How PK flags, penalties or exceptions work wasn’t covered; expect the in-game rules to settle that at the October 28 launch.
What is Gehenna and who fights there?
Gehenna is the dedicated combat zone. Players from several servers share it, and field bosses spark fights every night. For entry tickets, zone picks and the point merchant from the Korean version, see the Gehenna and Elite Dungeon guide.
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There’s player collision: you can’t walk through other characters. That means bodies can block chokepoints, hold key spots and form barricades. Netmarble’s pitch is that clan coordination and a good shot-caller matter as much as battle power.
What does the server reshuffle do?
In most MMORPGs one big clan ends up owning everything and the server goes stale. VAMPIR reshuffles the competitive bracket on a schedule, so each cycle puts you against new clans from other servers. How often it happens wasn’t stated.
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What do winners and losers get?
| Side | What they get |
|---|---|
| Winners | Rewards and privileges: power to issue clan chat bans, and the right to set Gehenna boss spawn times |
| Losers | Tiered rewards by contribution; active players don’t walk away empty-handed |
Setting boss spawn times is a real edge: the winners can avoid the hours when rivals are online in force. On the losing side, contribution rewards keep it worth showing up even on a losing streak. The percentages in the video are illustrative; actual rates weren’t announced.
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