PvP Another scrub bites the Dust

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Gun Star

Gun Star
Electric Kite said:
Im sorry, for the confusion, to clarify..i dont care what youre "missing."

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Jaylem

Jaylem
TheMegaTurnip said:
We prefer the term "Pirates" thank you. ;) Psyhcopaths is a little strong.

(I actually am a legit pirate in game)
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Pirates I can understand, from what I have seen some don't even kill the vessels, just cripple them and take the cargo. and sell it for profits. if they do kill they have a reason to do so.

other people I met don't even have a reason for this, they just kill for the pleasure of it... which is a touch psychopathic :D

although in real life we had Martian Bryant, Julian Assange, Ivan Milat (just Australian examples alone) who did the EXACT same thing as the Griefers do....

I just feel uncomfortable with being slaughtered as a plaything for someone's amusement... hence my distaste in griefers :)
 
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Jaylem said:
Pirates I can understand, from what I have seen some don't even kill the vessels, just cripple them and take the cargo. and sell it for profits. if they do kill they have a reason to do so.

other people I met don't even have a reason for this, they just kill for the pleasure of it... which is a touch psychopathic :D

although in real life we had Martian Bryant, Julian Assange, Ivan Milat (just Australian examples alone) who did the EXACT same thing as the Griefers do....

I just feel uncomfortable with being slaughtered as a plaything for someone's amusement... hence my distaste in griefers :)
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Non compliance results in death i'll be honest, but I use a courier to pirate, so people have a chance :3

I do also kill for the pleasure sometimes, though ony players in combat ships, and they have to earn thier death, don't kill squishy players.

That being said, if I get pulled by someone and they open fire, you bet II'm gonna rebuy them given the slightest oportunity, squishy or not :3
 

Bartizan

Bartizan
My take away from this thread is.....everytime I get attacked without cause per the self imposed perameters of "fair play" I shall hence forth refer to them as griefers. I would like to suggest Frontier add a white glove limpet so I can address my legitimate targets with a proper slap and declaration of intent to duel.

Likewise, gankers are not allowed to kit them....keeps everything civilized. We'll sort out that definiton later.
 

Electric Kite

Electric Kite
taotoo said:
Where's definition guy when you need him.
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Sorry, i was < busy >,

now
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adverb
adverb: now

  • 1.
    at the present time or moment.
    "where are you living now?"
    synonyms:at the moment, at present, just now, right now, at the present time, at the present moment, at this time, at this moment in time, currently, here and now; Morepresently;
    informalat the minute
    "I'm afraid I'm extremely busy now, but I could see you in the morning"



    nowadays, today, these days, in this day and age;
    in the present climate, things being what they are, in the present circumstances;
    rarecontemporarily
    "television is now the main source of political information for most people"


    • at the time directly following the present moment; immediately.
      "if we leave now we can be home by ten"
      synonyms:at once, straight away, right away, right now, this minute, this instant, immediately, instantly, directly, without further/more ado, promptly, without delay, as soon as possible; Moretout de suite;
      informalpronto, straight off, a.s.a.p., toot sweet;
      archaicstraightway, instanter
      "it would be best if you leave now"


    • under the present circumstances; as a result of something that has recently happened.
      "it is now clear that we should not pursue this policy"
    • on this further occasion, typically as the latest in a series of annoying situations or events.
      "what do you want now?"
    • used to emphasize a particular length of time.
      "they've been married four years now"
    • (in a narrative or account of past events) at the time spoken of or referred to.
      "she was nineteen now, and she was alone"



  • 2.
    used, especially in conversation, to draw attention to a particular statement or point in a narrative.
    "now, my first impulse was to run away"
  • 3.
    used in a request, instruction, or question, typically to give a slight emphasis to one's words.
    "we can hardly send her back, now can we?"
    • used when pausing or considering one's next words.
      "let me see now, oh yes, I remember"



  • 4.
    used at the end of an ironic question echoing a previous statement.
    "‘Mum says you might let me have some of your stamps.’ ‘Does she now?’"

conjunction
conjunction: now

  • 1.
    as a consequence of the fact.
    "they spent a lot of time together now that he had retired"

adjectiveinformal

adjective: now

  • 1.
    fashionable or up to date.
    "see more of what's now during our autumn catwalk show"



    o7
 
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