Question for Open players who don't like PVP/ganking... help me understand
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Colonia Jesus showed me the light
I have clarity of sight and vision of my purpose.
Pray Colonia Jesus
I have clarity of sight and vision of my purpose.
Pray Colonia Jesus
REBUY FOR THE REBUY GOD. SALT FOR THE SALT THRONE. BRABEN CARES NOT FROM WHERE THE REBUY FLOWS, ONLY THAT IT DOES.
No apologies necessary, Braben blesses this allusion.
I think the "gonk" pronunciation comes from our French speaking friends. I'm not entirely sure; I don't worry about such nuance. Not when a word like "Gonk" is available in the lexicon.
I don't mind crushing my enemies, seeing them driven before me and hearing the lamentations of their women, no matter how ugly FDev made them.
They've never bothered me. I doubt they've bothered you.
Bless you. You have been cleansed by holy plasma fire of our saviour.
Sorry if being killed by a player against who I don't really stand a chance doesnt resonate with me. As for logging back in I didn't expect the ganking comunity to be so dedicated to making others lose their ship. Clearly you're above the average trolls
Certainly can be. You can either be bitter about it, play solo/pg or deal with it and learn. It happens to us all. I've been ganked in places the so called Justiciars of Elite reside and they're usually nowhere to be found. Or they're ganking players like me because I run under certain colors. Either way it is what it is.
It could very well be. It all depends on perspective. I am no fan of griefing. Came across an unarmed explo Phantom a couple days ago. Dude was desperately trying to evade me. I was in my Vette so no biggy. I had no intention on griefing him. No sport since he hand no weapons. If he did, I certainly would have made a better effort to club him. So in effect my playstyle is not to kill unarmed (unless they're enemies of the squadron, all's fair in love and war, mostly war)
Mine has certainly been changed. May I introduce you to @Sir Ganksalot ?
Make no mistakes, there are. However again, if you're running around with weapons on your ship, to me you're fair game. I made a semi mistake of logging too. I was completely unarmed and logged the second time I low waked (big mistake I have learned). It's a grey area but one I won't make again.
What stuff? The
for our lord and saviour Colonia Jesus?He's not a part of The Nameless or Loren's Reapers obviously, He stands far above us.
Who are we mere mortals to get weighed against Him?
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Blasphemers will blaspheme.What stuff? The
He's not a part of The Nameless or Loren's Reapers obviously, He stands far above us.
Who are we mere mortals to get weighed against Him?
If it's not the lance of longinus, I fear spears are uselessSpear prey, it seems
They lack the edge
In seriousness, there are players who are literally getting ganked by NPCs in Solo and losing hours of progress.
So even if you play in Solo, as the advertisement on the game's marketing website declares, "you'll need combat skills to survive."
As much as we gankers do, in fact, represent an "opposing force" to other players in the game, unlike the NPCs, we can actually answer questions and help other players learn the game. And most of us - not all, surely, but most - are more than happy to do so.
I learned vastly more from the player who ganked me, and all those who that experience lead me to meeting, than I ever would have on my own. It opened up the world of Elite to me in a way that muddling along alone simply was never going to do.
I'm not saying anyone should be happy about getting ganked. I'm just saying that how each player chooses to respond to it can have a dramatic influence on their game experience afterwards. As my OP in this thread stated, my decision to accept that friend request transformed the game. Far from driving me out of Elite, getting ganked by Cow was probably the thing that has kept me in the game.
So even if you play in Solo, as the advertisement on the game's marketing website declares, "you'll need combat skills to survive."
As much as we gankers do, in fact, represent an "opposing force" to other players in the game, unlike the NPCs, we can actually answer questions and help other players learn the game. And most of us - not all, surely, but most - are more than happy to do so.
I learned vastly more from the player who ganked me, and all those who that experience lead me to meeting, than I ever would have on my own. It opened up the world of Elite to me in a way that muddling along alone simply was never going to do.
I'm not saying anyone should be happy about getting ganked. I'm just saying that how each player chooses to respond to it can have a dramatic influence on their game experience afterwards. As my OP in this thread stated, my decision to accept that friend request transformed the game. Far from driving me out of Elite, getting ganked by Cow was probably the thing that has kept me in the game.
Um... this didn't happen in Colonia. CJ isn't with Loren's Reapers.