Sorry, but I don't feel any sympathy for you. You have to be living under a rock not to expect danger at a hot spot. Be prepared, learn how to escape. These threads pop up weekly, yet so many still flying with their heads in the sand.
Be prepared, learn how to escape.
PvPers are the moderators of Open. They can't kick players with admin tools, but they can still cull them out if you catch my drift. Open belongs to PvPers who then graciously allow everyone else who wants to play in their mode to remain. Don't worry, we're a lot more inclusive then other groups which are characterized by their snobbery, such as Fleetcomm.
You're welcome.
Thank you for being a part of Distant Ganks 2 CMDR. I now hold the record for longest distance medevac on the excursion.
Missed the start of DW2 due to life events.
Arrived in Sag A* after a 20,000+ly trip (plus days of outfitting and grinding robigo for a conda + engineering for jump). Five seconds after I land in the system, as I'm taking my first screenshot - interdicted and immediately destroyed. No warnings, no demands, no jokes, just immediate death.
I spawn back at my last dock home base in the bubble, 26,000 miles away.
I understand this is a 'legal' gameplay move, but people like you are the reason to not play 'open play'.
I understand this is a 'legal' gameplay move, but people like you are the reason to not play 'open play'.
I'd take advice from "Captain Jack Sparrow" very cautiously, if I was a carebear, hah
The thing about ED is that it reflects life in many ways, including the dumpsters who have decided to be idiots with no moral or ethics. To those of you who support that behavior: Are you equally stupid in real life? Or are you just trying to be something that you've always wanted to be without having the guts to be so?
The thing about ED is that it reflects life in many ways, including the dumpsters who have decided to be idiots with no moral or ethics. To those of you who support that behavior: Are you equally stupid in real life? Or are you just trying to be something that you've always wanted to be without having the guts to be so?
Hey Ryan, I want to nominate this guy for the Saltiest Peanut Of The Day award.
Thanks!
Just out of curiosity: How old are you?
I don't play Open in real life either.
But... to compare a game, that for a big par is about spaceship combat, to real life.... meh...
Unless of course you do a lot of spaceship combat in real life too.
The thing about ED is that it reflects life in many ways, including the dumpsters who have decided to be idiots with no moral or ethics. To those of you who support that behavior: Are you equally stupid in real life? Or are you just trying to be something that you've always wanted to be without having the guts to be so?
There are many theories about ethics, and some might be slightly complicated to understand, but here's a good place to begin:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Rule
(It's ok to read it more than once)
I love Yamicks for his videos and his pranks, but you see, there's a difference between acting stupidly destructive and pulling pranks. That goes for real life and any online game as well. Some get it, others don't have the capacity for understanding it...
Over roger and out
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Rule
There are many theories about ethics, and some might be slightly complicated to understand, but here's a good place to begin:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Rule
(It's ok to read it more than once)
I love Yamicks for his videos and his pranks, but you see, there's a difference between acting stupidly destructive and pulling pranks. That goes for real life and any online game as well. Some get it, others don't have the capacity for understanding it...
Over roger and out
To be condescending is just bad form. It tells a lot about you.
And to come up with something as utterly simplistic as the golden rule in this context is not very convincing. Is that the depth of your argument?
There's ethics in games and there's ethics in real life. There is an overlap, but they are not the same.
I am vehemently against griefing and ganking.
I have never done so myself, and would never do so, and one of the reasons that I have not partaken in multiplayer for several decades is that I perceive other humans in games to be mostly toxic. I do not want anything to do with that.
In Elite I have come to accept that choosing Open is choosing jungle-mode.
In contact with other players anything can happen and complaining about it is as pointless as complaining about the wetness of the sea.
That is why we have two other modes.
the dumpsters who have decided to be idiots [...] equally stupid in real life? [...] without having the guts
I wish people weren't so toxic.