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low26
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Posted - 2009.01.13 14:07:00 -
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Internet Psychobabble thread # 123,683,973
"You grief in a game so you do it in real life" Yup if you grief in-game at home you must kill small furry animals, drown kittens in front of children, and abuse the crippled and elderly. Give me a break
This is a game, people with real lives and real jobs blow their stress off here. The real problem is people getting real life butt-hurt over a video game.
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low26
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Posted - 2009.01.13 15:59:00 -
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Originally by: Dennmoth Ferdier
Originally by: low26 Internet Psychobabble thread # 123,683,973
"You grief in a game so you do it in real life" Yup if you grief in-game at home you must kill small furry animals, drown kittens in front of children, and abuse the crippled and elderly. Give me a break 
Read the thread.
I did and my comment stands it's Psychobabble over a game no matter how it is disguised. Yes people have RL feelings in game and out. Real life has enough stress, worry and emotion all on its own, for people to get so damn upset over a form of entertainment is just silly.
You are saying if I blow your ship up for the express purpose of hearing you cry about it that it makes me a "bad person" I disagree. I blow up stuff for lots of reasons not just to hear you cry about it. But I do get a kick out of people getting so upset over a video game that they have to lash out with RL threats, swear, and make silly threads about it.
To take a game so seriously IMO shows that such people have RL immaturity and or psychological problems and should not be playing eve.
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low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.13 16:23:00 -
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Originally by: Alowishus What victims of "grief" don't realize is that they are STUPID and stupid people deserve what's coming to them. In Eve, in real life.
^This
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low26
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Posted - 2009.01.13 16:39:00 -
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Originally by: Mithos Victus Edited by: Mithos Victus on 13/01/2009 16:27:19
What I want to know, from all the folks who seem to think that the extreme viewpoint is right in and of itself, is the following:
Do you deny that any violence in real life is associated with games?
So, the kid who shot his parents because they took Halo 3 away?
So, the kid who ran away and died from exposure because his parents took his console away?
So, the healthy adults dying from exhaustion from playing a game for days?
So, the soccer franchises banned for years because people are trampled or beaten to death at events?
So, the people who are figuratively buried in corn fields every day because they had a gambling habit associated with games?
These are just games too, right? Nothing can ever happen bad on the internets, right? This is a fairy tale land of unicorns and sugar plum fairies, right? There are not murderers, offenders, violent offenders, and otherwise habitually promulgated criminals anywhere on the internet or in real life?
Are you trying to tell me, that there is not one single person on the internet who has committed or continues to commit serious crimes and has gone thus far unpunished? Not in your EVE?
Tell me, please tell me about your fantasy world where everything is perfect, and no one is on here in EVE blowing people up because they are violent offenders in real life. Tell me.
Yes, it is just internet spaceships and by all rights nothing should ever matter here. It is just an entertainment venue like any other. But it is time for a serious wake up call, there are real people behind those monitors, and not all of them are BFF material, Paris.
True, but all the above named scenarios require the stupidity of the participants and we need to not protect and condone the acts of stupid people anymore so they will either wise up or continue to do their stupid things and die off, hence protecting the gene pool
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low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.13 17:10:00 -
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I am Low 26 and I'm a griefer,
A bad person. mean evil and rotten, emotionally abused and psychologically strained by the Internet forces that be. So I think I will kilz you all by boiling you alive in quafe just to hear your screams!(in-game of course)then hang your corpses from the back of my jaguar would that be griefing you? Is that going to change aspects of your real life if so please seek professional help (for real not in-game)
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low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.13 17:32:00 -
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Originally by: Mithos Victus
Originally by: low26 I am Low 26 and I'm a griefer,
A bad person. mean evil and rotten, emotionally abused and psychologically strained by the Internet forces that be. So I think I will kilz you all by boiling you alive in quafe just to hear your screams!(in-game of course)then hang your corpses from the back of my jaguar would that be griefing you? Is that going to change aspects of your real life if so please seek professional help (for real not in-game)
No, me personally no.
Someone else? *shrug*
This kind of stuff is entering the court systems more and more. You do realize that people can sue others over emotional grief even from an internet game, right?
You do also realize that people can serve time, for inciting real life violence, or somehow engaging in criminal activities, in an online environment, and that just because you do not intend the violence does not mean it will not occur.
Say you pod someone in NBSI a half a dozen times, make fun of their mother in local when they smack you first, and you go about your business. Then you get a notice the next day that person was emotionally unstable and went and committed suicide. You telling me it's just internet spaceships? Sure, you're not technically responsible if you did not have prior knowledge of them, they were unstable. But if the family brings you to trial you would have to prove in a court of law that you had no idea that there were of an emotionally unstable nature and that you did not intend for them to hurt themselves.
How are people missing this? Everyone keeps talking about the doer not the receiver.
Nothing becomes an issue until you run across someone who makes it an issue. But because those people exist, you can never simply assume that everything you do here is 100% harmless, even if it should be.
While true it is appearing in courts doesn't mean it's right or not stupid. hence my post about stupid people. If you are stupid enough to kill yourself over something someone said to you in a game well i say tough. As a society we need to quit condoning and excusing this non-sense |

low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.13 17:51:00 -
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Originally by: Mithos Victus
Originally by: low26
While true it is appearing in courts doesn't mean it's right or not stupid. hence my post about stupid people. If you are stupid enough to kill yourself over something someone said to you in a game well i say tough. As a society we need to quit condoning and excusing this non-sense
Yes. But stupid is not a crime. And people have inalienable rights, no?
At least in the states, you know, life, liberty, pursuit of happiness.
This is a matter of ethics and morality. People mix it up. It is unethical that people should get away with harassing another person to the point that the person engages in violent or criminal activity under duress. It can also be argued, that it is immoral to punish someone for exercising their right to free speech, as long as that speech could not be considered hate speech, derogatory, inflammatory, or etc. you know the common jargon. But just because something is immoral, does not make it unethical.
No stupidity is not a crime (it should be)but it also should not be rewarded as it way to often does. The McDonalds hot coffee incident comes to mind. My point is as a society we fail for allowing this sort of idiocy. |

low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.13 18:33:00 -
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To much crap over a game of pixel spaceships
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low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.14 14:04:00 -
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I think my new intent for a while is to show the op that eve is indeed a pvp game Just to get the point across.
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low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.14 15:20:00 -
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Hi Q! Yea I liked YOHO allot it's just that the U.S.tz kind of fell apart. PRONS is a great corp though good bunch of guy's
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low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.14 17:02:00 -
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Originally by: Eschiava Q
Originally by: low26 Hi Q! Yea I liked YOHO allot it's just that the U.S.tz kind of fell apart. PRONS is a great corp though good bunch of guy's
Ahh, that's a shame! I take it the others in the U.S. crowd are finding new homes as well?
You got it. A bunch of us went to PRONS others went elsewhere. The corp is mostly E.U. tz now. |

low26
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Posted - 2009.01.15 14:22:00 -
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To the op, I believe EVE simply is not the game for you. You should try a less competitive game. EVE is the best MMORPG imo because of it's unique game mechanics (which allot of players don't bother to learn) You can be very safe in high sec if you learn the game mechanics.
To try to pin some silly moral code or psychology to a video game is just plain crazy. You say loosing a ship is a real loss because of the time you put into getting said ship. You put time into watching a television to, if you miss that because of something are you griefed also?
When you start comparing a game to real life it fails on so many levels. Primarily you are putting a monetary or some other like value on your in-game time. Time that is suppose to be recreation time, recreation by it's very nature is wasted time. By putting some sort of real life value on in-game items it get's problematic because then what you do in -game becomes more like work rather than a form of entertainment.
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low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.15 16:49:00 -
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This thread should really die a most horrible death now.
It is apparent that the op and others like him live in some strange misguided alternate reality. A reality where Internet spaceships have "Real Value" where loosing them causes "Real Grief" and the people who blow them up are "really Evil" welcome to.....The Griefing Zone.......
I look forward to traveling to new and interesting places in this zone. Meeting new and interesting people there, and killing them(in-game)  
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low26
Caldari Project Nemesis
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Posted - 2009.01.15 18:26:00 -
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Rod Serling would have a field day with this thread Q........... |
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