Bracken
Fledgling Freddie
- Joined
- Jan 7, 2004
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noaim said:I find it hard to believe that the abuse towards random people who claim not to add is that bad, but if it is its sad, no excuses for that. As I told u before, the people I dislike are the ones who wants no adds 1 day, and adds themselves the next day.
The point I tried to make in the previous post was that this game isnt really superfast, most people should be able to see a 1 on 1 and leave the people to finish the fight, no matter if they recognize the people or not. Its not rocket science. I think its a lack of respect to add on such a fight, but thats my opinion. I fully understand though if u people cant make out if its a fair fight when it starts going up in higher numbers, but 1 on 1 really isnt complicated imo.
The thing is that if I'm solo and just want 1v1s I'll look away from the zergy areas. If I see a 1v1 in a more secluded area then yes it is obvious they are looking for the same so it's easy and I'll let them finish (unless the alb asks me to help but that's another debate). But if I'm in a group and we are running round the zergy areas (as we always do) then the assumption will be that they aren't looking purely for even fights. I've left 1v1s in such areas before and got abuse for not adding - the principle really has to be if you want pure 1v1 (like 8v8) you simply wouldnt hang round a bloody bridge or keep battle.
I completely agree with you about hypocrites who want it any which way however.
Zede said:I simply cannot believe that you are affected so much by someone you do not know, have never met, never will meet, sending you a PM saying your shit. Its not real - its does not matter, get a grip ffs.
But the pixels that got *interfered* with are real and warrant the sending of abuse to someone sat in their own homes playing a computer game? It's the mentality of the absolute coward (not to mention bloody juvenile) to sit there behind your pc doing shit like that. It's no more acceptable over the internet than it would be in the street. As I've said before, a bloke (or woman) who gets in from a day's work and wants to relax doesn't want to put up with some kid's tantrums. I dunno, maybe it's an age thing.