Adle's Armada Official Statement: Destruction of 'chrono-charidy' criminals in Eravate

[spameroo]

This thread is like if, back in the days of Tarren Mill-Southshore world pvp, one faction's players went from role playing in emergent gameplay to truly believing OUTSIDE of WoW that they were part of a real conflict of good vs evil.

The whole "we protect the new players from predators or pirates" thing is great RP, and also probably does help some new players get a better start. It kind of seems like you feel this makes you a morally superior human being in real life, and that the worlds owes you some recognition. Telling everyone how much money you raised for charity over and over also suggests the wrong types of motivation. This is a video game. The amount of actual good or evil anyone can do in it doesn't even come close to mattering morally outside the game world. If you really want to feel like a hero,go volunteer somewhere or something.

[Boomer Kay]

... you are your own worst enemy.

Or to quote our beloved NPCs: How do you even make a living? (as "pirate" in a FAS stuffed with HRPs).

[Majinvash]

Giving up a tiny bit of efficiency for a cargo scanner might go some way towards tackling the perception that there are no true pirates, only griefers. Voice of the Open Sewer, you are your own worst enemy.

I am one of the greatest pirates this games has ever known!

Your griefing comments as always are delicious!

Avast me hearties yo ho!

Majinvash
The Voice of Open

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Or to quote our beloved NPCs: How do you even make a living? (as "pirate" in a FAS stuffed with HRPs).

Troll 101 .. Think it through

Majinvash
The Voice of Open

[nosleepdemon]

This thread is like if, back in the days of Tarren Mill-Southshore world pvp, one faction's players went from role playing in emergent gameplay to truly believing OUTSIDE of WoW that they were part of a real conflict of good vs evil.

The whole "we protect the new players from predators or pirates" thing is great RP, and also probably does help some new players get a better start. It kind of seems like you feel this makes you a morally superior human being in real life, and that the worlds owes you some recognition. Telling everyone how much money you raised for charity over and over also suggests the wrong types of motivation. This is a video game. The amount of actual good or evil anyone can do in it doesn't even come close to mattering morally outside the game world. If you really want to feel like a hero,go volunteer somewhere or something.

Who can forget Blizzard's solution to ganking at Crossroads? Ah Sergra, the number of times you sprinted through buildings and terrain at the speed of sound to cleave my Rogue in half. "No DK! No DK!".

[Jenner]

Ok, guys. After discussion with the mod team this thread will be closed. It's basically a continuation of the other two charity threads that were also closed down and the topics are drifting into things better covered elsewhere in already existing threads.

Thank you!