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Talon SilverHawk
Ronin Cartel
The G0dfathers
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Posted - 2014.03.28 20:04:00 -
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SKINE DMZ wrote:Thanks CCP, of course we all disagree with actual real life harassment, however "harassment" on a virtual Teamspeak server... not so sure what to think of the people who let that happen to them.
Its not about ppl that let that happen to them its about the ppl that do it and take advantage, bully's and sociopaths, just because someone maybe be daft or unfortunate enough to let it happen doesn't mean someone should do it to them...
and what the f*** is a virtual TS server (in this context)????
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Talon SilverHawk
Ronin Cartel
The G0dfathers
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Posted - 2014.03.28 21:30:00 -
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Jebediah Phoenix wrote:Malcanis wrote:Jarod Garamonde wrote:In general, where are we drawing the line, here? I answered this question a few pages page. The short answer is that the person controlling the situation has the responsibility to see that it doesn't go too far. I assume that you're sufficiently intelligent to determine when you're about to push someone over the line. This most specifically does not include in game actions: if someone goes into a screaming meltdown because you blew his ship up, then too bad for him. If you continue to interact with him and goad him for no reason other than to goad him, then you're in the red zone. Scam all you like. Gank all you like. Spy all you like. Awox all you like. Excercise judgement & discretion when rubbing salt into the wound afterwards. Is that so hard to understand? Oh please, I'm sure some of my ganking victims have flew off the wall as hard as some bonus room victims did, why is it so different whether the cause of that was in game mechanics or having to sing 1 song too many in TS for their pixels?
Its about knowing when to draw the line whats so difficult about that ? It says more about you if you get a hard on making other ppl miserable for ***** and giggles ...
Can't believe ppl are still arguing in favor of it or see nothing wrong with what happened, you should seek help ...
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Talon SilverHawk
Ronin Cartel
The G0dfathers
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Posted - 2014.03.28 21:36:00 -
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Jarod Garamonde wrote:Ahost Gceo wrote:
I'm sorry, what planet are you on? There is an entire subculture in this game including the Minerbumping collective and Erotica 1's Bonus Room that solely exists to cause emotional distress in players for their entertainment.
It's funny, to a point. Beyond that it is detrimental, and this is a clear case of what that means.
Actually, The New Order is trying to stop botting and turn miners into productive members of society. Haven't you read the code? It spells it out pretty plainly.
Couldn't read any of it after I had wiped my arse with it and flushed it down the pan .... shame : P
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Talon SilverHawk
Ronin Cartel
The G0dfathers
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Posted - 2014.03.28 21:44:00 -
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Jarod Garamonde wrote:Talon SilverHawk wrote:Jarod Garamonde wrote:Ahost Gceo wrote:
I'm sorry, what planet are you on? There is an entire subculture in this game including the Minerbumping collective and Erotica 1's Bonus Room that solely exists to cause emotional distress in players for their entertainment.
It's funny, to a point. Beyond that it is detrimental, and this is a clear case of what that means.
Actually, The New Order is trying to stop botting and turn miners into productive members of society. Haven't you read the code? It spells it out pretty plainly. Couldn't read any of it after I had wiped my arse with it and flushed it down the pan .... shame : P Tal Well, then I hope you're not a miner, because James will probably use his red pen on your name, now. I'm so glad I don't have to worry about that. Being a lowsec pirate makes you exempt from a lot.
I know James and have already had one of my mining ships name feature on his web site in the past, I still have it around somewhere. I'll wave next time I'm out in it : )
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