Author Topic: Met A Fellow The Other Night  (Read 7528 times)

Online Wiley

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Re: Met A Fellow The Other Night
« Reply #75 on: April 11, 2011, 05:36:04 PM »
...stuff...
At least, that's my pet theory.

Thinking back to my earliest online experiences, that's a pretty plausible theory.  They're still jackwagons, but it's a plausible theory.

Computers and video games have gotten popular, our hobby is no longer niche or special.  LWI.

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Re: Met A Fellow The Other Night
« Reply #76 on: April 14, 2011, 09:28:04 PM »
The point of this is, I was appalled that veteran players would jerk around a new guy like that (there was other inaccurate "advice" as well).  And this guy was NOT a kid.  In fact, he was older than most of us and very interested in learning the new game he'd just found.  Frankly, even though they were Knits, I'm was a bit ashamed of for the community as a whole.  This is not what we need to keep the game alive and fun.

Hmm   the "cesspool" manifests itself. And oh how well the split arenas has cured it for us.
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Re: Met A Fellow The Other Night
« Reply #77 on: April 15, 2011, 12:34:10 AM »
Hmm   the "cesspool" manifests itself. And oh how well the split arenas has cured it for us.

actually you can have a "cesspool" with only 2 people.

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Re: Met A Fellow The Other Night
« Reply #78 on: April 15, 2011, 03:41:50 PM »
actually you can have a "cesspool" with only 2 people.

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I agree completely!
Fear? You bet your life...but that all leaves you as you reach combat. Then there's a sense of great excitement, a thrill you can't duplicate anywhere...it's actually fun. Yes, I think it is the most exciting fun in the world. — Lt. Col. Robert B. "Westy" Westbrook, USAAF 6/<--lol@mod