TMO, Bluebies who tried Red! Give me your horror stories of grief and despair

[maskedmelon]

Originally Posted by Raev [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

The 10 reasons are all 'the toxic community'. When I tried Red I really wanted to like it if only to escape the idiocy known as variance. I even transferred like 200k blue pp over. But I concluded I would rather stab my eye out with a sharp pencil then spend significant time with the people that inhabit that server.

May I have your stuff?

[Speedi]

Serious question: What is a cuck?

[veemoda]

A cuck is an insult, aimed at calling someone a bitch. It's really ironic to see it used on a forum for ghouls and elves.

[maskedmelon]

Originally Posted by Speedi [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Serious question: What is a cuck?

A man who is aroused by watching another man have sex with his (the first man's) significant other.

[Pokesan]

Originally Posted by veemoda [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

A cuck is an insult, aimed at calling someone a bitch. It's really ironic to see it used on a forum for ghouls and elves.

Super Dorks 'n Goblins

[JurisDictum]

I don't know exactly how to put my finger on it. When I was younger I loved EQ PvP. Those feelings evaporated sometime after I played Vanilla WoW. One of the things I loved about WoW when it came out -- what that people actually would fight you! Skill was more important than gear. There wasn't so much BS insta-gating, plug-pulling, warping (it was really bad on SZ with the warps).

It just was never that good of a PvP game. I am also vaguely suspicious one of the reasons some people never quit EQ PvP -- is because that is the game they know how to hack on. EQ always had a huge problem with hacks that is completely absent in modern MMO PvP.

[Arteker]

Originally Posted by JurisDictum [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I don't know exactly how to put my finger on it. When I was younger I loved EQ PvP. Those feelings evaporated sometime after I played Vanilla WoW. One of the things I loved about WoW when it came out -- what that people actually would fight you! Skill was more important than gear. There wasn't so much BS insta-gating, plug-pulling, warping (it was really bad on SZ with the warps).

It just was never that good of a PvP game. I am also vaguely suspicious one of the reasons some people never quit EQ PvP -- is because that is the game they know how to hack on. EQ always had a huge problem with hacks that is completely absent in modern MMO PvP.

untill u meet a enhacement shaman with windfury and all ur skill was moot when orc shamay force of nature or adamantite axe your face