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Do I grind exp? Or do I grind plat? There are times when we can do both, but there's also times when we don't get that benefit. For some classes (melee) grinding up plat can yield more improvements to your character via gear upgrades than levels will provide, and vice versa for casters. Outside of those choices, and what this post is pointing towards, we are often faced with the decisions on how we treat others while pursuing plat or levels, right? And this is where things can get tough, but I'd suggest a third object we can "grind." That's our reputations on this server. In the crushbone scenario, I bet the best outcome could have been the higher level Xaiterlyn offering to help out the lowbies retake their camp. Sit with them a bit and share some light banter or chit chat about whatever everyone can find in common. Give them some buffs, establish some rapport, and maybe offer to buy a few of the belts/pads off the lowbies so they have some walking-around money. It's like you can opt to take the higher road or w/e, but I still think we can view this as earning reputation with each other. The majority of conversations I see on this game point in two directions: 1) Plat or 2) Get to 60. Not many voices out there championing the idea of community, and pursuing an adventure instead of money or power.
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Yes, I did take on throne room, because I just zoned in and saw no one was there. I needed the pads for an alt. I was going by the guidelines of camps. I was in throne room for ten minutes before I see in ooc that tr group was lfm. But I was only one there. I was about to let them have it back until I was called childish names. I usually do helplower characters, but not with that attitude. Ask around, I'm not some douche who just goes around taking camps. In fact I'm very helpful if you are nice to me and treat me with respect. And on a side note, I didn't know I had to be amazing at a game I play for fun.
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