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10-20-2014, 08:37 AM
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Yeah, not your pal, pal.
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10-20-2014, 10:07 AM
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When I tried leveling on red I was followed around and griefed by multiple twink Bards/SKs. To the point where it was impossible to group in multiple zones because they would travel zone to zone and just repeatedly PK everyone. This happened day after day.
If following untwinked newbies around spamming pumice stones is Red's idea of fun then count me out. Never met a group so toxic before as I did on Red. Your global OOC also makes my eyes bleed from the level of neckbeardery. | ||
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10-20-2014, 12:15 PM
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I have most of them on my friend's list now. The OOC chat can be kind of childey. Someone comes on and tries to throw their e-peen around and everyone shits on that person, then someone else comes to do it, then everyone shits on that person. It's kind of an endless cycle, but it's easy to ignore OOC when that happens. Had a lot of fun on there, probably going to play there from now on. The Low-pop is fine, I kinda just like playing. | |||
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10-20-2014, 02:57 PM
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10-20-2014, 12:46 PM
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Should play here, it's fun times.
Get to fight over shit, adds different element. Just turn off ooc, roll with pals. Group exp is pretty swell. Twinks you'll surpass in level range with one day's effort. Most people that give it a real try to higher level brackets never go back to blue from what I've seen. Just gotta get creative with where you level if twinks are trying to eff you. They're really only in Unrest, MM and CoM. If you all just wanna kiss on the lips now and get it over with, let me know. | ||
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10-21-2014, 02:03 PM
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Red adds an entire new challenge to the game. Honestly most of the people I've met here are cool if you can keep from getting upset about dying. | |||
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10-21-2014, 09:49 PM
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It would be kind of interesting if a whole blue guild picked up and went to Red to give it a shot. Numbers tend to mean more than anything else, so they'd definitely be a force to reckon with.
Their acumen in PvP would be terrible and they'd die a lot at first, but over time they'd pick up on stuff and become adept at it. The OP is mostly rooted in that sentiment - that there's a massive amount of the server that's under utilized. New players have every chance to clear hate and fear and sky because most guilds are busy with other stuff. It wouldn't even be that difficult to gear up. It's not even that hard to farm a VP key. Whatevs though, it's a thought. Most people don't enjoy PvP, that's cool. Admittedly, most of you haven't tried PvP the way it operates at higher levels - but I get it. It's pretty fun doing 30v30's for VS. No rotations, just strategy and winning to get the prizes. Nirgon makes an excellent point about Edward. Nihilum held down the server and its veterans had alt SK's with epics, alt wizards with epics, alt rangers with epics, etc, and they were just able to pick and choose the class they wanted to play each day. And sometimes the other guild got the VP dragons. I doubt most people on blue are even capable of acquiring that amount of pixels. It's not meant to be a pitch, it's just a different environment with such a low population. Lots of people have PD loots. It's a challenge. TRY IT OUT FRIENDS | ||
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