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Originally Posted by Xantille
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Ya what the fuck Vile, fake Knuckle had to contend w/ some real PvP heavyweights in Blackburrow on a server that died in ~5 days.
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I did EXACTLY what you guys do, I just did it better.
I can't believe how much you guys fellate yourselves over your pvp skills when you get most of your yellow text from griefing defenseless nubs, yet when a bluebie does the exact same thing and is top of the leaderboards for most of the server's life (only dying once too), it's somehow not noteworthy. I was frequently killing people higher leveled than me but I remained undefeated throughout the time I played using the same retarded strategies that you guys use (like killing myself in a pve death to avoid yellow text, or befriending people only to kill them later). I didn't even use showeq or MQ like half of the players here, so imagine how much I would have rocked the server if I REALLY stooped to your level.
Most red players on these forums are extremely bad at eq and only know how to master badly coded emu servers that last a few days. The fact that most of you are qqing over the inevitable reality that Red99 will have classically slow exp and won't allow boxing is strong evidence of this. When the server launches I can't wait to here all the bitching about exp penalties and the lack of soulbinders that will probably make half of you quit in the first week. The other half I expect will get caught using showeq.
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Originally Posted by Vile
An anti PK guild on P99 will be destroyed very quickly, mark my words. If there is one, I'll play just to grief them. I can think of a handful of others that would do that same. The true bluebies won't last.
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With this kind of attitude I don't think you deserve red99. You guys need to get your shit together and drop the stupid trigger-happy "grief everyone in sight" style of playing if you want your precious server to last and be accessible to anyone outside of your 40 person circle jerk. All the good coding in the world can't make up for the fact that you're still you.