#36 - May 31, 2007, 7:06 p.m.
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I find it typical that if someone transfers from PvP to PvE he gets a warm welcome, but as soon as someone brings up the reverse he gets treated like he is some lowlife leecher only seeking personal gain at the expense of everyone on the server he wants to transfer on.
Guess that's the "strong bonds" and the "beat the game" attitude, huh?
Now, now. I was the one using the "strong bonds" and "beat the game attitude" phrases, and if you really think I've been treating anybody like "some lowlife leecher only seeking personal gain at the expense of everyone on the server he wants to transfer on" I ask you to kindly refer me to the post where I do so.
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Also, none of the "it's so hard" "beat the game attitude" "STV" arguments fly if the guy in question leveled to 70 on a PvP server, went PvE and regrets his decision later on.
One could argue that the time spent on PvE could have been used to gain equipment or gold under less hazardous conditions, but the main point would anyway be that while one can program all kinds of exceptions and add recording of needed data for it to the game, it's something that would mean a lot of work that might be better spent elsewhere.
I also noticed people have different experiences with ganking, and maybe especially STV. I think one must keep in mind the variety of realm communities (there are 121 European PvP realms, I believe), and that they may change over time. With ZG raids not being that frequent these days, the lack of bored level 60s waiting for their raid might make the area a bit less dangerous. ;)