Originally posted by MetaTron
Diversion? You seek diversion in the same arena, but insist that you not be interfered with? Sorry, but that sounds a bit unreasonable, and ridiculous. In fact, it's comical, childish and now I expect you'll break into a tantrum.
Yes, you're whining.
Not just interfered with... interferance can come in many forms, good and bad. Getting shot is an interferance, but part of the game which enhances game play. Without this you may as well play offline.
The word is disrupted, which is an undesireable deprivation of game play. It would be like spamming the radio so others can't use it, or shooting friendlies if there was no kill shooter.
Tank Town was designed to give players a place to fight other ground vehicles. I've found this a nice diversion from the rest of the arena, where I can take a break, relax and get some variety. As silly and unreasonable as you think it is, I and many others enjoy it. If you don't, that's fine... you don't have to go there. This is your choice, so what right do you have to declare what others choose as rediculous, especially when it's designed for that purpose?
The ring of mountains was placed around Tank Town to disuade planes from going there. But still planes are to be expected. Instead of destroying ground vehicles that are threatening their bases in the arena, some players see fit to fly over the mountains all the way to Tank Town where their kills mean nothing to the rest of the arena. It's petty, but you're right, it's their choice and it's to be expected.
I actiually enjoy shooting planes with my machine gun thinking about how long they had to fly to get there. But, if you read what I posted, the thing I protest most is the destruction and capture of vehicle hangers in Tank Town. I can respawn if a plane kills me, but taking away the hangers prevents people from playing. Not only the country who lost the hangers, but the other countries who no longer have that enemy to play with. It's mean, stupid and selfish. And that's not a whine... it's a fact.
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