Jedi Archive
Thread: To All Jedi
Gunni wrote:
I want you all to remember this sentence from Episode I:
"Anakin, training to become a jedi is not an easy challenge, and even if you succeed its a hard life"
Some of you tend to forget that
Gunni wrote:
I want you all to remember this sentence from Episode I:
"Anakin, training to become a jedi is not an easy challenge, and even if you succeed its a hard life"
Some of you tend to forget that
You also forget the point about Anakin killing a whole Tuskan village without armor or doctor buffs. You also forget the point that throughout the whole series you never see Anakin nor Obi Won ever get hit with blaster bolts much less anyone less than a Jedi hitting them period. Lastly hard in this instance was a hard life due to discipline and more often than not walking alone.
Dapper_Dan wrote:
Red Alert! Klingons on the aft oriface!!!
HAHA, that's funny.
Yes we all nowJedi is a perilous road, but others need to also understand that certain Jedi players tend to be very attached to the exp that they gain from the many long hours of solo playing. A player (especially a non BH player) that deathblows a jedi can simply ignore any remarks made by the jedi just as any jedi can remain silent.
Death blowing a jedi with no personal gain to the deathblower to me sounds a bit extreme, possibly baiting the jedi to respond. But since no one can see the log of the incident (who initiated the exchange of words? Did the deathblower mock during combat?), we must assume that the truth is not as you stated but a bit more involved and the blame of the poor interaction of the two probaly lies between them both.
Tlk wrote:Yes we all now Jedi is a perilous road, but others need to also understand that certain Jedi players tend to be very attached to the exp that they gain from the many long hours of solo playing. A player (especially a non BH player) that deathblows a jedi can simply ignore any remarks made by the jedi just as any jedi can remain silent.
Death blowing a jedi with no personal gain to the deathblower to me sounds a bit extreme, possibly baiting the jedi to respond. But since no one can see the log of the incident (who initiated the exchange of words? Did the deathblower mock during combat?), we must assume that the truth is not as you stated but a bit more involved and the blame of the poor interaction of the two probaly lies between them both.
Yeah, I doubt highly that anyone would start a post with "here's what I did to cause the situation" or the like.
Kaijac wrote:
I would like to remind you all of the risks you take in being a Jedi, and the fact that you are open to attack when you have TEF. Being a Jedi is risky business, so please be aware of the consequences.
Game mechanics are no excuse for either party to be rude to a fellow player. All of us CAN do alot of things within the game, that doesn't mean we should.
Cloudgatherer wrote:
Kaijac wrote:
I would like to remind you all of the risks you take in being a Jedi, and the fact that you are open to attack when you have TEF. Being a Jedi is risky business, so please be aware of the consequences.
Game mechanics are no excuse for either party to be rude to a fellow player. All of us CAN do alot of things within the game, that doesn't mean we should.
Theoretically I could go into a club and spray it with rounds from an AK-47, killing everyone on the dance floor. What keeps us from doing things in real life is consequences and morality. Neither of these seem to exist in online gaming and they are heartily absent from most PvP actions, Jedi related or otherwise. PvP is a stress reliever for most people and the fact that you see a toon and not a person makes it feel much more like PvE than real person versus person conflict. The anonymity of the net shields people from being required to account for their actions. Without true consequences for being an **edit**, you will never see a change in the way people interact in PvP. It's not right, but there is nothing stopping or hindering it. The CSRs are SUPPOSED to be making players accountable for harassment, but as we've all seen almost daily, the CSRs are not much help.