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Thread: Follow-UP to Am I a Bad Imp Should there be a Ranger Code?

dashida
Thu Sep 25, 2003 3:54 pm
#14

Yep. I dont care what profession he is. If he's an Imp, he's not getting any training. It makes me sick seeing rebels training covert imps.





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Kashir Moor · Master Ranger · Teräs Käsi

OberSenf
Fri Sep 26, 2003 12:19 am
#15

I like the simple code.


You can always tell who the other Rangers/Scouts are because they come sit in your camp.




RissKei
TKM, Imperial Sector Ranger
Skinning the galaxy one beast at a time...
Had Abbadon, Lok

Fred_Skinner
Fri Sep 26, 2003 12:20 am
#16

It's just that it seems there are so few of us, it doesn't seem right to plug another Ranger.



Frederick Skinner
Antarian Ranger, Ranger(0030), Master Rifleman, CH(4214)
Ranger is not a profession. It's a lifestyle.


junpai
Fri Sep 26, 2003 3:42 am
#17

Ill train em if they ask nice. But i never turn anyone down for ranger training unless they are nasty about it. i mean, they really cant use those skills in pvp against me if they are in fact an imp, can they? rifle is a different story though. no purple, no train.



Junpai Al'war
Melee Bothan
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SolidicPwnage
Fri Sep 26, 2003 4:34 am
#18

i follow my own code...


I will do whatever i need to do to survive


I will do whatever is needed to stay ahead of the game





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tecmaster089
Fri Sep 26, 2003 9:26 am
#19

Just recently joined the ranger ranks and thought I would throw my 2 cents out:

As well as being a ranger I am a BH and a rebel. I know for a fact that I have trained many covert imps. When I train them I will usally leave them with the message, "Hope to see you use it against me someday ". The way I look at it, by making formidable adversaries, I am adding content and enjoyment to the otherwise dull pvp system.

On the topic of helping out enemies in trouble out in the wild, the way I look at it is this: I want to be the one to kill him, not the enviroment . Afterwards if he is badly hurt, I will leave him be, leaving only with the comment, "catch ya on the flip side!". If he is well enough to fight, then may the best ranger win.



Ilof Skywaver
BountyHunter/Ranger/Medic
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corsarioboricua
Fri Sep 26, 2003 9:39 am
#20

Well said.


Exactly my point.

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