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  8. Posted · Report reply

    I pretty much agree with Garch here.

     

    If you actually set up a PVP and set rules before hand, then breaking those rules is just.....lame.

     

    On random chance meetings, I still consider it kind of lame to run to safe 1v1, unless you're obviously overmatched. (For example, me meeting nazirI or Aiacos alone) In PL however, it is kind of lame. (However, I do NOT fight 100+ wars 1v1 on my mage. It just takes too freaking long for either of us to die. :glare:)

     

    As for it being 5v1 against me, well, have fun catching me. ^_^ I'll be running my *censored* off to the nearest safe zone, amping the whole way. ;)

     

     

    Also, about ganking, I don't care if you gank me, because I'll do it to you too. Just don't gloat about it. :glare:

     

    (Ganking: Killing someone when they're already at low hp, like fighting a bunch of strong/zerked monsters)

     

     

    OMG I hate gloaters that piss on your grave cause they killed you! Truly rude :(

     

    ^agreeeeee!^

     

    in pvp there are RULES.

     

    in random running around training etc... ANYTHING GOES! LETS RUMBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D

     

    also, being a low lvl and training and getting ambushed by 3 ppl is lame to the max. I have a char not even an ek, i get ppl gloating about it. sickens me. I know im good but SHEESH!!!!!!!!

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    Ok look this is this situation.

     

    Maddafakka is a annoying elvine. The elvines called an Aresden charachter to come kill him. You were just in the wrong place wrong time and got caught up in it, and because you didnt know the situation you helped maddafakka and got killed for it.

     

    Theres no lamming going on.

    clearly spoken and well worded ty vamp

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    Years later, infighting broke out in elvine. A section of the elite fighting force known as Damnation, who had vowed to protect the weak, turned their back on the corruption and turmoil, christening themselves: The Borg of Aresdan. With a newfound determination to wipe out all opposition, The Borg gained strength. But when fighting forces swayed in the opposite direction, The Borg once again renewed their alliance with Elvine. Beware. Those who call themselves mighty shall fall at the hand of the few. Welcome to the reign of Borgnation.

    jaja good addition ;)