Ganker are the ones playing risk free gameplay .
Why not just close open play fdev?
- Thread starter VagueTK
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How do you people manage to grind? I just cant do it. On the rare occasion I dont get distracted for a week with something else while trying to grind, I last a few minutes or trips or missions or whatever and I get bored and do something else instead. I must admire the dedication it takes to grind, the sheer willpower to keep on doing something that is boring and ignores all the things I find interesting instead. Keep going people, blaze your own trail!
and back on topic
Cheddar cheese with Christmas Cake - Try it before dissing it, which gives me 3 months for everyone to forget about it, nah its nice, can do with stilton or a smellier cheese but a blander one like cheddar works fine.
and back on topic
Cheddar cheese with Christmas Cake - Try it before dissing it, which gives me 3 months for everyone to forget about it, nah its nice, can do with stilton or a smellier cheese but a blander one like cheddar works fine.
Anything I have to force myself to do is harder work than what I enjoy doing.
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Gankers shoot at each other too, you realise. Something about being in a PvP hotspot means you get involved in all sorts of PvP activities, not just one type.
I like cheese and cake I wouldn’t have thought the more complex flavours of Stilton and Christmas cake would work I will have to try it next time we have Christmas.
Robert Maynard
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It's a vicious circle - the gankers are anti-social (towards those outside their cliques), attacking for "reasons" - and no-one needs to continue to play with them in a game where PvP remains an optional extra....
Wow sorry , but i dont really call gank PvP , it is indeed player to player interaction , but as long as one of each dont wanna fight and dont have toolz for that i call that PVE with human factor.
San tu is well known for pvp , i respect that. CG are known for gank . Dont call that pvp , you can battle with people anytime , but little shieldless traders ? Only at CG !
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Gankers aren't any more or less anti-social than other players, they just like making hollow squares go boom. Try having a conversation with one as equals, you'll learn a lot.
Any heavy fruit cake works (but brandy-soaked xmas cake is best), even with stronger flavoured cheeses. If the cake is getting a bit dry around the edges, pop it under the grill with cheese on until the cheese goes bubbly... wait for it to cool below molten before consumption
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The first couple of days of a CG, for a PvPer, is mostly PvP groups shooting at each other in instances with few and far between traders as a result of how the game handles instancing and friend lists.
Ganking and "real" PvP are not mutually exclusive activities, by individual or location.
I dont really interact with people hitting me for no reason but their own pleasure.
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Okay but what about pixels in a computer game? Same emotional response?
Robert Maynard
Volunteer Moderator
I would suggest that those who go out of their way to impose their play-style, unasked, directly on other players are more anti-social - especially when some seem to revel in the "salt" it generates. YMMV.
I tend to think of ganking as PvV(ictim).
Can people please stop equating a bunch of pixels blowing up in a computer game to real life assault.
Of course not... It is the forum after all
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Players in open aren't obliged to carefully explain their motivation for their interaction with you while you're sitting watching a 15 second menu log timer count down. If you don't want the risk of PvP, I presume that's why you click on private group or solo instead of open when logging in. That's as far as it goes.
Robert Maynard
Volunteer Moderator
Indeed they are not - however they are not in control of how their targets respond to their attentions. Some will menu exit, some will block, some will use another mode - all within the rules of the game.
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Which is of course why the best game design celebrates and rewards gameplay that is risk free, socially isolated, repetitive grinds as a substitute for meaningful content and interactions.