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Originally Posted by Autotune
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yeah, I callously disregarded the other people so much, that I went to Ragefire with Relapsee to start forcing VD and other guilds to discuss the Rotation that was supposed to start.
I callously disregarded it even more when our guild was thinking about disregarding the rotation agreement that was made and told them I'd just guild remove myself if they went through with it.
I callously disregarded the other people when I tried to get their guilds into the raid scene back when it was just TMO, IB and VD. I disregarded them so much that I reached out to Divinity, BDA, and Taken and actually had some disregarding progress going on before too much went down to continue.
I callously disregarded the people in IB. I often talked to them the exact same way I did in-game, they all returned in kinds. They all hated me in-game exactly as they expressed on the forums.
I also callously disregarded VD. I never once reached out to their leadership to try and resolve our differences in-game. Not once, or twice, or even three times.
I always disregarded people in-game like I did on the forums. My RnF style was exactly like my in-game style.... exactly.
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Not that I've pointed a finger at you specifically, but I'll bite. My question is if the two are so different, what's the point of your general RnF mannerisms? Do you believe that it helps you in game? Does it somehow give you more credibility? Despite your supposed in-game successes, I submit that such an attitude did not assist you.
Suppose your forum persona were exactly mirrored to the in-game person you have presented. Do you believe that it is more likely than not that it might have made things easier? Or does a hostile forum persona somehow make in-game engagements more productive? If so, I'd love to hear the explanation.