I don't care about open-only PVP-oriented events.
this, atleast untill they implement a fair crime and punishment system. I do not mind dying if i know that justice will prevail eventually.I don't care about open-only PVP-oriented events.
Mostly the nonsensical premise:
- I have something BIG to tell the whole galaxy! People need to know! OMG! If you only knew!
- Well, ok, tell us then.
- What? Ah no, not now, not like that. It's not like I've met 2397021342 people I could have told, had ample opportunities to write data logs, post messages, use radio broadcasts, etc. So I have made a vow to only tell everything if I can reach station XYZ after running a gauntlet of murderers. So now I need to make sure I broadcast the details of my trip to everyone that wants me dead. Save me and you'll deserve the truth.
- Errrr...
With a premise like that, there are two possibilities:
1) that's genuine, and words fail me.
2) the secret's already out because communications are actually a thing, and the whole event is utterly pointless.
So forget the insider story for insiders, the only question is "will she die and how?". And then there's the game's limited instancing. So 99% chance of seeing nothing even if in the right place at the right time.
That said, the circumstances of death couldn't have been funnier.
Why didn't I take part? Where to begin?
- Still new to the game and severely under-skilled and under-geared.
- On my best day, pizz-poor at PvP of any kind in any game.
- Figured the outcome was already pretty much baked-in before the event even started.
- [Related to previous point] - As I play on XBox, had an even more diminished role on the final outcome.
- I'm on a low sodium diet.
I did, however, watch several popular streamers and felt justified in my decision to sit this one out. Server issues/timeouts, infinite witch-space screens, instance lag, etc., etc.
Suddenly watching paint dry was high drama in comparison.