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But regardless of whether an AI script or a human brain is in charge, the battle itself can often be challenging. PvP combat is a little different - the server still makes calculations, but other players, rather than artificial intelligence, control the other combatants. The client also tells the server that the player has done so, and the server instructs the other clients to remove that item from their game view.
The clients display these items on each player's screen, or on the screen of the player designated to be in charge of distributing loot (the master looter). When someone loots Kazzak's body, the server consults its loot table and lets each client know which items dropped.If not, the server instructs Kazzak to further taunt each killed player. When you successfully kill Kazzak, the server instructs your clients to play its death animation.Other players' clients are doing the same thing, so you can see how they fare during the battle as well. It relays that information to your clients, so each player can see what's happening to all the others. Based on your character's statistics, the server calculates your damage and healing. As you're fighting, your party's clients tell the server which spells you're casting.It relays this information to your computers. The server responds by causing the Kazzak to attack your party and to verbally taunt you. That person's client informs the server of the attack. Once you're in range, someone in your party attacks Kazzak.The server knows where Kazzak is - if you get too close, you'll pull him by accident, at which point he'll probably kill your party. All of your clients send information to the server about where you are. You and your group approach the Kazzak.
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