Not true at all. Those who live a code of honor in a game are much more likely to follow that same code in life, they don't "game the game", their egos are more than likely much less over the top, and they don't RUN AWAY FROM THEIR PROBLEMS! How you act and believe in real life absolutely, without a doubt, is how you play games. If winning is your only source of self esteem, if running away to save your cartoon life is ok with you, you don't
have a positive self image, and yo don't have the gumption to stick it out and solve life problems. You're most likely the one who will take the easy way out, and not take chances. Argue all you want, but words don't change reality.
Ok... Do you play any contact sports? If you play football, you never tackle anybody? If you play hockey, you never bodycheck people, right? Because someone who'd do that on the field/rink obviously must do that off the field as well, right? Either that, or your life must be chock full of assault charges what with the random tackling of people on the street. That's the only way it can possibly be, right?
It is a game. The only actual "rules" in this game are what's possible and what's impossible in the game. Nobody loses anything other than pride getting shot down in this game, so why wouldn't you throw everything you have at the opponents?
It's side vs side combat, not an agreed upon duel. That's what the arena is set up for, that is how people should play.
I limit myself by rarely taking the HO because it's stupid to fly into the other guy's guns, and I avoid green hordes unless there's a similarly sized opposing horde we're flying towards. That's my 'code', that I don't intentionally try to put myself on the high numbers side of a gangbang, even though I occasionally wind up there.
Beyond that, I am going to use everything I have at my disposal to kill as many red guys as I can, and I expect them to be doing the same. Anytime I don't jump in on a 1v1 or ask first it's because I choose to, not because it's the 'honorable' thing to do. It's not my fault a loner dove into a sea of red and got slow under me. If it's red, it should be dead.
Wiley.