boppas said:Well done tbh
Come across your grp a few times when ive been in pug's etc & yup you hurtif im MA guess who i select 1st \o/ ...but MA+Pugs = Disaster!
Wizzys dont have much utility compared to other casters i agree, but then theres not any other casters than can hit over 1k (only time ive been hit over 1k is by fire wizzy's), if fire wizzys were brought up to par wit utility of other casters then they wuld clearly be op'd. Youve said it yourself, The wizzy makes up for lack of utility by dmg output & im sure you knew this before you rolled one & accepted it, so less excuses of running wit DI Bot!
& gratz again![]()
for puppet, F8 doesnt work :'( its too far away for bolt rangePuppet said:I always imagine Alaron - and the other fire-wizzies as Beavis and Butthead :<
http://www.fortunecity.com/lavender/loxwood/38/bnbfire.wav
Grats on RR10 - utter retarded playingstyle tho. Comment about 'My class has no utility so I run with DI3-cleric + bodyguard' made me laugh.
No idea why wizard needs utility with the way you play - all you do is run to a fight and F8 + bolt/nuke.
Mikah75 said:Alaron
Erodafira
Graendel
hmm what happened to glendari
cleric
cleric
BG
BG
I remember wayback when eroda (or whoever organised them) ran wizzie-based grps in OF odins. Was pretty fun to fight. Ice wizzies in SI, fire wizzies post-ToA.Mikah75 said:and less whines!!! or it might be very funny to get some serious pyro packing in a grp
mmmmmm
Alaron
Erodafira
Graendel
hmm what happened to glendari
cleric
cleric
BG
BG
I might be one of the few, but I actually DO try very hard not to add, pretty much all the time. As long as the 3-4 people groups aren't in a fight already, they're still a threat, as they in most cases tend to add whenever another fg of the same realm appears. I don't leave anyone alone in rvr because I actually agree there, it's a retarded 'rule'. I've got plenty of people I like/respect in other realms, but that doesn't mean I'm going to let them be and get stabbed in the back for doing so. Neither do I add on people because I think they're wank, when they're already fighting, because the rest of the group may not be.Alaron said:You know what Straef, tell me your reasons why you think not adding is good for this game? All I've seen so far is a load of hypocrisy, favouritism and egoism thanks to this unwritten "rule".
Example of hypocrisy: fg whines about getting added on by another fg, but happily adds away on groups of 3 or 4 people.
Example of favouritism: this guy/gal/guild is ok, so we don't add on them. That guy/gal/guild sucks, so feel free to add on them.
Example of egoism: fg fights enemy fg, a random group joins in and fg pulls out, knowing fully well that the random group will most likely die.
I never said I, or the realm, gain anything by not adding. The sole reason I try not to add, and I would like others to avoid adding on me is that I find it more fun that way. Surely there's nothing wrong with that motive, to enjoy myself?Alaron said:Umm Thad, I'm not the one sulking about getting added on. I was trying to explain why I think the "don't add" rule is not actually helping the realm at all and I'm asking Straef (or anyone else) to explain why they think it's benificial.
It has something to do with trying to understand the motives of both parties in this discussion.
I'm no hypocrit tho :< Just egoistic, but can live with that.Dorin said:if you are QQing/whining about adds at the place where i_rvsr takes part... then you are not smart tbh. You guys can argue over it for an eternity but Alaron can simply put an /ignore on anyone and do what he wishes.
He got a point there with that 3 lines, couse its fucking true sadly, all of it. (goes for ya aswell Straef)
i remember it wellMaeloch said:I remember wayback when eroda (or whoever organised them) ran wizzie-based grps in OF odins. Was pretty fun to fight. Ice wizzies in SI, fire wizzies post-ToA.
Dunno what the biggie is with a DI-bot, less useful than an active cleric...if u run across them duo most likely will be 2 kills for the price of 1. I wouldn't do it tho', give out enuff free rps as it is.
Anyhow gratz!
Remember them whiping the group I was fighting in Odin -.-Mikah75 said:i remember it well
Chic, and Clericalt as clerics
glen, grae, eroda
kill spamwas funny in emain
Straef said:I never said I, or the realm, gain anything by not adding. The sole reason I try not to add, and I would like others to avoid adding on me is that I find it more fun that way. Surely there's nothing wrong with that motive, to enjoy myself?
Alaron said:No, there's absolutely nothing wrong with trying to have fun in a game. The problem arises when it potentially takes away the fun from other people. You basically want exclusive rights to any group you fight. Imagine a night when there are only a couple of highly opted rvr groups out and some albs form a random unbalanced and low rr group. This group will get rolled over whenever they meet one of the opted hib/mid groups. The only way they will have some fun if they get the chance to fight alongside an opted alb group. Do you want to take away the fun from them by pulling out or asking them not to add?
Bubble said:Its the persons choice how they play. Thats fine if they want to add/leech/grief people, it is a part of the game after all (Realm Verses Realm FOR ARTHUR!). Ifact people not adding are more likely to be breaking the rules of the game by not attacking there enemy
Believe it or not xianghua the universe DOESN'T revolve around you! Just because you want to run your fully opt hib group againt albion random groups (thats right, there isn't a guild group running atm on alb prydwen) it doesn't mean the albs wanna go back 1 at a time for you to farm over and over again.
daoc_xianghua said:and your adding/zerging doesnt take away the fun for the opted groups?
pure hypocrizy....
cmon see a doctor or you will die irl cuz the hypocrizy comes out of your ears someday.
That was exactly my point to begin with? By adding you spoil my fun, and I've been pretty clear about that. It's not like I'm the only possible person to add on, so by adding on someone else, you could enjoy yourself and let me be at the same time, so I can try have a good run.Alaron said:No, there's absolutely nothing wrong with trying to have fun in a game. The problem arises when it potentially takes away the fun from other people. You basically want exclusive rights to any group you fight. Imagine a night when there are only a couple of highly opted rvr groups out and some albs form a random unbalanced and low rr group. This group will get rolled over whenever they meet one of the opted hib/mid groups. The only way they will have some fun if they get the chance to fight alongside an opted alb group. Do you want to take away the fun from them by pulling out or asking them not to add?
Alaron said:Ok, Bubble already responded to the rest of your post, so I'll just tackle this part.
Let's take my example, turn it around to see it from Straef's perspective and expand on it a bit. I'm going to introduce a variable called happiness. Put it at zero for both groups (zero meaning both groups are content).
1a. By adding on their fight the random alb group just took away some fun from Straef. His happiness just decreased by one point (happiness = -1).
1b. The random alb group just won a fight for once and their happiness increases by one point (happiness = 1).
1c. Both groups go their separate ways. Not much later the random alb group gets rolled over by another opted group. Their happiness decreases by one point and it's back at zero (happiness = 0).
1d. Straef's group finds this opted group and has a decent chance of winning. Either way he gains one point of happiness, because even if he had lost, he doesn't mind because he just had a good fight (happiness = 0).
Net result: both groups are content.
2a. Let me do the same for the scenario where the random alb group recognizes Straef's group and decides not to add:
2b. Straef's group fights the first opted group. He either wins or loses, but gains one point of happiness either way (happiness = 1).
2c. The random alb group gets rolled over by the second opted group. They lose one point of happiness (happiness = -1).
2d. Straef's group fights the second opted group. He either wins or loses, but gains one point of happiness either way (happiness = 2).
Net result: random alb group is unhappy. Straef's group is happy.
daoc_xianghua said:ppl who sacrifice alot of IRL time for the game simply DESERVE to be far better than the rest, end of story.
daoc_xianghua said:pure hypocrizy....
if the randoms dont have a chance thats either cuz
a) they cba to get decent equip for their chars = deserve to get steamrolled by ppl who dont mind putting alot of efford in the game.
Mikah75 said:and for Dorin, shows your lack of attention, Alaron has a grp daily, which always encludes Waffo, sometimes myself, mactavish and other GoP people or just random people who have asked to join![]()
daoc_xianghua said:anyways as i said in my initial post to alaron i CBA to discuss this AGAIN, time has shown well enuff that most ppl on this forum are too narrow-minded to see the whole picture.
to everyone except alaron, here is it again:
i know this is much too high for the usual alb nooblet, but i hope maybe you can see my point as you have played in opted groups already. for the rest of the zerg just shut up and dont even bother to answer on this i cba to argue with you AGAIN thx
Dorin said:you misunderstood me as it seems, 4 random classes + di bot is not exactly something i could have a good fight with a fg which was my point, but if you think so, be it... am not the king of prydwen but you would prolly type /release more than me![]()
sorry i must of.Dorin said:you misunderstood me as it seems, 4 random classes + di bot is not exactly something i could have a good fight with a fg which was my point, but if you think so, be it... am not the king of prydwen but you would prolly type /release more than me![]()
lolBubble said:HAHAHA
You call us narrow-minded, maybe you should read what you wrote?
Ran out of fuel? i mean your 'you should play how i want you too' was pretty good.
Your unemployed right?

That's a pretty hypothetical situation, even tho it could be about right. Thing is, just like you just said yourself, that by adding on me, you cause me some frustration, and overall make me less 'happy'. So it's not like you don't understand that adding doesn't make me enjoy the game more, yet you do it, and make me have less of a good time while at it. If you'd add on other people, camp a bridge, join the zerg with other people who don't mind adding, you might win a fight without pissing off your realm mates. Doesn't that sound like a better solution?Alaron said:Ok, Bubble already responded to the rest of your post, so I'll just tackle this part.
Let's take my example, turn it around to see it from Straef's perspective and expand on it a bit. I'm going to introduce a variable called happiness. Put it at zero for both groups (zero meaning both groups are content).
1a. By adding on their fight the random alb group just took away some fun from Straef. His happiness just decreased by one point (happiness = -1).
1b. The random alb group just won a fight for once and their happiness increases by one point (happiness = 1).
1c. Both groups go their separate ways. Not much later the random alb group gets rolled over by another opted group. Their happiness decreases by one point and it's back at zero (happiness = 0).
1d. Straef's group finds this opted group and has a decent chance of winning. Either way he gains one point of happiness, because even if he had lost, he doesn't mind because he just had a good fight (happiness = 0).
Net result: both groups are content.
2a. Let me do the same for the scenario where the random alb group recognizes Straef's group and decides not to add.
2b. Straef's group fights the first opted group. He either wins or loses, but gains one point of happiness either way (happiness = 1).
2c. The random alb group gets rolled over by the second opted group. They lose one point of happiness (happiness = -1).
2d. Straef's group fights the second opted group. He either wins or loses, but gains one point of happiness either way (happiness = 2).
Net result: random alb group is unhappy. Straef's group is happy.
So, basicly, albs aren't as inteligent as people playing other realms? :xdaoc_xianghua said:anyways as i said in my initial post to alaron i CBA to discuss this AGAIN, time has shown well enuff that most ppl on this forum are too narrow-minded to see the whole picture.
to everyone except alaron, here is it again:
i know this is much too high for the usual alb nooblet, but i hope maybe you can see my point as you have played in opted groups already. for the rest of the zerg just shut up and dont even bother to answer on this i cba to argue with you AGAIN thx
I'd edit that if I were you, tis bannable ;pMikah75 said:sorry i must of.
but not all the time, i run in opted RVR grps also, but i still enjoy going with alaron, we die sometimes yes but we rake in alot of RPsand have lots of fun.
and xianghua DIE PLEASE