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this games griefing is worse than anything i've ever seen before

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Chav Queen
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#41 - 2012-06-08 09:25:08 UTC
Sadly quite a few people play online games with the intent of griefing other players escpecialy new players who lack the understanding or ability to protect themselves.

It Could be they are being abused at home and need to let out all that anger and torment on another defenseless soul.
Could be frustration at a complete lack of both social and sexual intercourse.

Either way they are always there in every single online game that allows PVP.
Dare Knight
Bandwagoners
#42 - 2012-06-08 15:25:31 UTC
This

_It's very simple, really. If you see Tengus on scan, they are ratting. If you see a shitload of Tengus, the Russians are blobbing. If you see Proteuses on scan, they will be on top of you in about a second. If you see a shitload of Proteuses, the big boys are having a goodfight. _

Tobiaz
Spacerats
#43 - 2012-06-08 21:29:10 UTC
Gitanmaxx wrote:
It is pretty bad.

And I like how people defend it saying, "it's legal." well yes, but being a d-bag is still being a d-bag even if it's allowed.

And being a jerk on the internet because your a loser in real life and want to grief others to make yourself feel better still makes you pathetic.


And I like how some people need the rules to protect them from others. And being an idiot to fall for something so obvious is still being an idiot even if it's a newbie (lessons are best learned when they are still cheap).

And being a stuck-up on the forums because you're a loser in the game and making stupid assumptions about players preferring adversarial behaviour IN A GAME, to make yourself feel better still makes you pathetic.

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Cannibal Kane
Viziam
Amarr Empire
#44 - 2012-06-09 05:30:32 UTC  |  Edited by: Cannibal Kane
May I suggest...

Learning what Griefing means first? People here seems to label it to people that shoot at thieves.

I might as well start calling Miners griefers since they grief me to see them use PVP ships as Mining boats.

"Kane is the End Boss of Highsec." -Psychotic Monk

Elena Melkan
Magellanic Itg
Goonswarm Federation
#45 - 2012-06-09 08:09:23 UTC
Canflipping may indeed be a rather confusing mechanic to grasp. If these newbies tried, they could have learned from it by reading several guides made by EVE community. But naturally many players who are used to rather easier games that wrap you in a warm soft blanket of safety, don't bother with this. In here, even as a newbie, you have to expect that there are those "big bad guys" waiting to skin your scalp, just because it's fun.

When a bunch of people are put into a sandbox with game mechanics and rules that don't tie them too much into what "they can't do", they do what entertains them the most. In this sandbox, the players are not restricted by same laws and ideal behavior models we have in real life: plus, they can be fully anonymous. I wouldn't necessarily call all griefers sociopaths. In EVE, you are not actually killing or hurting anyone, it's just their avatar: it's like sports where you race to the victory - and someone has to always lose, of course.
Diablo Ex
Nocturne Holdings
#46 - 2012-06-09 19:47:53 UTC
Elena Melkan wrote:


When a bunch of people are put into a sandbox with game mechanics and rules that don't tie them too much into what "they can't do", they do what entertains them the most. In this sandbox, the players are not restricted by same laws and ideal behavior models we have in real life: plus, they can be fully anonymous. I wouldn't necessarily call all griefers sociopaths. In EVE, you are not actually killing or hurting anyone, it's just their avatar: it's like sports where you race to the victory - and someone has to always lose, of course.


Any excuse it seems to rationalize being a lower posterior hat rack. What's wrong? Were you bullied too much in grade school?
Do you hate life that much?

Think about this, you hypocritical sewage, if what you are doing in game gives you great pleasure in real life, then it is most certainly affecting you in real life. You cause others grief and it gets your rocks off, admit it!

Now, grow up and stop acting like you evolved from a cess pool.

...

Diablo Ex Machina - "I'm not here to fix your problem"

Joceline
Pandemic Horde Inc.
Pandemic Horde
#47 - 2012-06-09 19:57:42 UTC
When I play eve I assume other players know something about eve and how i works. If they don't, it's our job to teach them, and no better way then the hard way. This game is rather brutal at times and it doesn't suffer fools. I

That said, there are limits. I have mine, other people have theirs. I would never do anything intentionally that I thought would harm someone in real life, I don't take pleasure in seeing people angry or frustrated. I don't believe in the whole goon philosophy of trying to make people not log into the game. I don't think people that do those things are sociopaths though, at least not most of them.

A big part of the equation is that most of us never meet in RL. You treat people you have met differently, it's just the way things work. It's not completely fair to judge how someone acts in RL by how they act in game.

Joc



Uinuva Karma
Doomheim
#48 - 2012-06-10 05:23:50 UTC
Diablo Ex wrote:
Elena Melkan wrote:


When a bunch of people are put into a sandbox with game mechanics and rules that don't tie them too much into what "they can't do", they do what entertains them the most. In this sandbox, the players are not restricted by same laws and ideal behavior models we have in real life: plus, they can be fully anonymous. I wouldn't necessarily call all griefers sociopaths. In EVE, you are not actually killing or hurting anyone, it's just their avatar: it's like sports where you race to the victory - and someone has to always lose, of course.


Any excuse it seems to rationalize being a lower posterior hat rack. What's wrong? Were you bullied too much in grade school?
Do you hate life that much?

Think about this, you hypocritical sewage, if what you are doing in game gives you great pleasure in real life, then it is most certainly affecting you in real life. You cause others grief and it gets your rocks off, admit it!

Now, grow up and stop acting like you evolved from a cess pool.

...


Problem is that you get "grief" when your internet spaceship blows up, which doesn't bother normal people. They buy a new one and adapt.

Captain Kirk didn't stay in hisec. 

Qui Shon
Lone Wolf Freelancers
#49 - 2012-06-10 06:51:57 UTC
Dare Knight wrote:


If **** ain't weird, it's boring.
lollerwaffle
Tribal Liberation Force
Minmatar Republic
#50 - 2012-06-10 15:12:53 UTC
Diablo Ex wrote:
Elena Melkan wrote:


When a bunch of people are put into a sandbox with game mechanics and rules that don't tie them too much into what "they can't do", they do what entertains them the most. In this sandbox, the players are not restricted by same laws and ideal behavior models we have in real life: plus, they can be fully anonymous. I wouldn't necessarily call all griefers sociopaths. In EVE, you are not actually killing or hurting anyone, it's just their avatar: it's like sports where you race to the victory - and someone has to always lose, of course.


Any excuse it seems to rationalize being a lower posterior hat rack. What's wrong? Were you bullied too much in grade school?
Do you hate life that much?

Think about this, you hypocritical sewage, if what you are doing in game gives you great pleasure in real life, then it is most certainly affecting you in real life. You cause others grief and it gets your rocks off, admit it!

Now, grow up and stop acting like you evolved from a cess pool.

...


LOL
RavenPaine
RaVeN Alliance
#51 - 2012-06-10 17:03:38 UTC
Just gonna re-post here to refresh the info.

It's a game with GUNS ! Your very first rookie ship has a GUN! So does everybody else's.
The first gate you fly through shows a SECURITY LEVEL.
The owner/developer of the game spends massive time and money to make BETTER GUNS, BETTER AMMO, BETTER GUNSHIPS. Close to 200 killing machines.
There are 6 mining ships

These should be major clues into what the game is focused on.


"You got shot?" Well no sh*t Sherlock.

Operation Stink-eye
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#52 - 2012-06-13 18:23:13 UTC
Posting in another griefer thread.
Euripedies
Hot Droppin Cherry Poppers
#53 - 2012-06-14 04:12:38 UTC
they do it cause its funny. Much like shooting fish in a barrel, good for a quite a few laughs.
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