Gasantik griefing me... - Page 2

Faerie Blossom · #1 05-20-2013, 11:50 AM

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special treatment for young sam forum warrior has to be defeated

although these videos show the power of twink low lvls imo

From the videos, it looks like you're attacking anyone in range of you. And yes, your twinked mage is quite powerful :P

Rhambuk · #2 05-20-2013, 05:40 PM

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Nihilum training away guards to kill newbies with twinked/buffed alts. For shame [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

How's getting people to leave blue for red working?

this is why most people have 0 interest in red...

Faerie Blossom · #3 05-21-2013, 12:51 AM

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How's getting people to leave blue for red working?

this is why most people have 0 interest in red...

I can't say that I blame the bluebies, for taking the easy way out. Some people are content with superficial interaction; lines drawn by the gods preventing people from causing trouble for one another. Of course it's impossible to not step on one another's toes, but the illusion is there and it does enough to placate those without. At least to the point that it keeps the possibility of rebellion in check.

And everyone is fighting for the common good, right? You would heal a newbie that wandered too close to a griffon, or offer a teleport to a poor soul on a long corpse run. It's the right thing to do, and Tunare knows this is not an easy world to live in. Evil exists in both of our realms, but the evil in mine is less artificial. Unlike your sand giants and dragons, my enemies are capable of remembering my name and face. And my enemies are everywhere.

I try to do what is right, and I try to remember that goodness exists even in my enemies. There have certainly been times in the past when I played the role of evil, and I'm glad that not everyone gave up on me when I strayed to such dark places. These days, the state of my Norrath is indeed grim. I heal and port when I feel it is the right thing to do, and in doing so I have earned myself powerful enemies. The evil of greed and all it brings, such as deception, distrust and hatred have corrupted the lands I know and love.

Gloinz himself used to be a noble paladin, fighting for all that was good and honorable in an otherwise desolate place. Now he has joined the forces of evil, and can be found picking on new recruits trying to kill orcs in the Greater Faydark; with the help of his dragon-slaying friends, of course. Where once his defaming cries of "girlymen" were a rallying force for the undertrodden and wrongfully abused, they are now an ironically pathetic declaration of his sad defeat. This fallen paladin is now worse than you are as a willfully ignorant could-have-been, my bluebie friend.

Yes, it's a painful world I live in. I fight an uphill battle, and I lose more often than I win. Sometimes I fail the people I fight for (I'm sorry, Samwise the Brave). My existence here may truly be in vain.

But I at least can say with unwavering conviction that I am fighting for something worth fighting for. You can keep your shallow and soft blue Norrath if you need the comfort; I have the potential to make a difference.

FaithlessKR · #4 05-21-2013, 08:46 AM

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

I can't say that I blame the bluebies, for taking the easy way out. Some people are content with superficial interaction; lines drawn by the gods preventing people from causing trouble for one another. Of course it's impossible to not step on one another's toes, but the illusion is there and it does enough to placate those without. At least to the point that it keeps the possibility of rebellion in check.

And everyone is fighting for the common good, right? You would heal a newbie that wandered too close to a griffon, or offer a teleport to a poor soul on a long corpse run. It's the right thing to do, and Tunare knows this is not an easy world to live in. Evil exists in both of our realms, but the evil in mine is less artificial. Unlike your sand giants and dragons, my enemies are capable of remembering my name and face. And my enemies are everywhere.

I try to do what is right, and I try to remember that goodness exists even in my enemies. There have certainly been times in the past when I played the role of evil, and I'm glad that not everyone gave up on me when I strayed to such dark places. These days, the state of my Norrath is indeed grim. I heal and port when I feel it is the right thing to do, and in doing so I have earned myself powerful enemies. The evil of greed and all it brings, such as deception, distrust and hatred have corrupted the lands I know and love.

Gloinz himself used to be a noble paladin, fighting for all that was good and honorable in an otherwise desolate place. Now he has joined the forces of evil, and can be found picking on new recruits trying to kill orcs in the Greater Faydark; with the help of his dragon-slaying friends, of course. Where once his defaming cries of "girlymen" were a rallying force for the undertrodden and wrongfully abused, they are now an ironically pathetic declaration of his sad defeat. This fallen paladin is now worse than you are as a willfully ignorant could-have-been, my bluebie friend.

Yes, it's a painful world I live in. I fight an uphill battle, and I lose more often than I win. Sometimes I fail the people I fight for (I'm sorry, Samwise the Brave). My existence here may truly be in vain.

But I at least can say with unwavering conviction that I am fighting for something worth fighting for. You can keep your shallow and soft blue Norrath if you need the comfort; I have the potential to make a difference.

Is it bad that I got chills while reading this?

gloinz · #5 05-21-2013, 09:55 AM

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Gloinz himself used to be a noble paladin, fighting for all that was good and honorable in an otherwise desolate place. Now he has joined the forces of evil, and can be found picking on new recruits trying to kill orcs in the Greater Faydark; with the help of his dragon-slaying friends, of course. Where once his defaming cries of "girlymen" were a rallying force for the undertrodden and wrongfully abused, they are now an ironically pathetic declaration of his sad defeat. This fallen paladin is now worse than you are as a willfully ignorant could-have-been, my bluebie friend.

lol

yes... good and honorable...