Reset Plane of Fear

Hotel · #1 03-07-2019, 02:40 PM

Agree with your point that people primarily just want pixels from ST reset but this is a shit argument.

PoF encounters are the same as they were (idk maybe there were marginal differences but you get my point) but ST encounters are literally taken out of the game.

azeth · #2 03-07-2019, 02:41 PM

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Agree with your point that people primarily just want pixels from ST reset but this is a shit argument.

PoF encounters are the same as they were (idk maybe there were marginal differences but you get my point) but ST encounters are literally taken out of the game.

yea because ducking behind corners to avoid dragon AE's can't be found elsewhere

Hotel · #3 03-07-2019, 02:44 PM

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yea because ducking behind corners to avoid dragon AE's can't be found elsewhere

Idk why you continue to provide these shit arguments that obfuscate the main points.

You're not as smart as you think you are.

How about releasing warders back with only primal as droppables. Tons of ways to formulate this to make both sides happy.

You have warder loot or something? Grats.

Sonark · #4 03-07-2019, 02:49 PM

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Idk why you continue to provide these shit arguments that obfuscate the main points.

Right?

loramin · #5 03-07-2019, 02:57 PM

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Idk why you continue to provide these shit arguments that obfuscate the main points.

It's transparently obvious why. Dude has warder loot. Dude feels his warder loot will be less special if other people have it. And dude is deeply proud and feels special about having what others don't.

So dude very passionately defends why he should get to keep feeling special. Doesn't need logic or reason to enter in, he just wants to defend his special pixels.

azeth · #6 03-07-2019, 02:58 PM

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It's transparently obvious why. Dude has warder loot. Dude feels his warder loot will be less special if other people have it. And dude is deeply proud and feels special about having what others don't.

So dude very passionately defends why he should get to keep feeling special.

Loramin calling someone else "deeply passionate" about P99...

Today is 3/7/2019, mark it.

loramin · #7 03-07-2019, 03:09 PM

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Loramin calling someone else "deeply passionate" about P99...

Today is 3/7/2019, mark it.

Oh I'm deeply (and quite arguably unhealthily) passionate about P99. And I'll admit, I am a bit proud of some of my pixels, like my 7th shawl, FD ring, or my six Driftwood Treasure Chests, because they were hard to get and I know not everyone has them.

But I don't feel proud about having gotten here five years before someone else and gotten to do something they didn't. My Druid got all of level 59 in a single day because of the 100% XP bonus, and that makes me happy, but I don't feel proud of the fact that I was lucky and happened to be playing that day while others weren't.

Personally I feel pride when I help the community. When I help someone learn to play their class just a smidge better, or when I add something to the wiki that others find useful. When someone sends me a tell and says "thanks for being a voice of reason in the forums", I feel proud about my posts, and the fact that they must have resonated with people.

So I'm not trying to say passion is bad, I'm just saying why take pride in being lucky enough to play here earlier, and why care so much about that pride that you need forcefully argue against others getting to have that luck?