All the World's a Stage: Sacrificing spells for the story

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8-11-2008 @ 2:40AM

Larry-Steve said...

If anything, RP'ing adds more dynamic to the game.

I COMPLETELY agree that she is doing the right thing. That devotion alone makes me want to roll on an RP server to get away from people like post #1.

And on the other hand, you DID say that the raid leader was able to work around it. GOD FORBID one should alter a strategy! Maybe come up with something on their own instead of Google searching the boss and blindly listening to what the internet tells us.

When I've played other MMO's, I've found the calliper of players found on RP servers to be easily above the average bar, as someone's mentioned. I'd have reason to believe these same, talented people play on the RP servers.

8-11-2008 @ 2:58AM

onetrueping said...

Okay, I can't leave this one alone. First, I agree with the bulk of your post. Second, I don't see how the weight of RP characters versus other characters matters. Unless you meant CALIBER, which could be the same thing if you mean the Darkmoon Faire cannon...

...okay, now I'm just rambling. Carry on!

8-11-2008 @ 5:19AM

Larry-Steve said...

Notice how I didn't say WoW RP servers HAVE better players. I said that through experience in other areas, I could see that concept being proposed as being believable, never making any mention of ACTUAL experience in either direction.

And yes, I meant CALIBUR because you didn’t now what I was trying to say and found an ad hominine attack the only way to criticize me, even though you DID agree with me.

8-11-2008 @ 5:36AM

onetrueping said...

Actually, it wasn't an attack. It was merely a silly comment played off of a typo. Relax and take a joke, buddy.

8-11-2008 @ 6:19AM

Larry-Steve said...

...touche

10-06-2008 @ 9:13AM

Sylagdu said...

Calibre?

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