I doubt those hauler kills were opt in.
You can literally say that about any PvP scenario in which the involved parties didnāt specifically provide verbal consent to each other before they began fighting. Like for example, a big combat fleet trapping a small combat gang and destroying them; I really doubt the latter would find the engagement to be āconsensualā despite both existing for the goal and purpose of fighting.
The context of all my PvP activity is very consistently anti-null bloc/null bloc-aligned. That is, players who I believe are themselves are aggressors for whom āconsentā holds very little value in any case where they arenāt on the receiving end of someone more skilled than they are. And letās also bring up the fact that I never actually stated that PvP is evil.
True, itās not. Thatās the nature of open world pvp games. People try to find advantages where they can.
That seems a bit of an odd take. As long as you deem someone an aggressor, you donāt need to get consent from them. I can see why youād target the miners, aggressing those poor asteroids.
Not in this thread⦠I certainly recall you using those words in another thread though. You were particularly unhinged in the instance Iām thinking of, so itās possible you were drunk.
See, there you go again, dipping from this well because you donāt have an actual, coherent argument to make.
Ah, yes, āanother thread.ā What thread? Who knows, but there definitely was one!
I suppose, I could go find it.
It was a thread about vanguard, and the op said it was awful, because first person shooter things.
This one?
Aside from me doing your work for you in order to help you argue against me and disprove what Iām saying, I think that youāre severely lacking in being able to understand context and nuance. The players Iām referring to in that post are the same ones Iām referring to in my posts in this thread. I never once made the connection that carebears complaining about not being able to safely PvE in peace are necessarily high-sec miners getting suicide-ganked. This is simply how I refer to your average Initiative or PH member.
no, different one.
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I can only do so much.
If I could search your messages, Iād just search of āevil.ā
You can. Just click the magnifying glass in the upper-right, then the three-line icon. Make sure youāre searching in the proper sub-forum.
Youāre wasting your time though. Iām very consistent in my postings. I even keep detailed personality fact sheets for quick reference so that I can properly characterize all the posts of all of my personas, so that the messaging from all of my Aikos, Wesfarns, Epeens, Ios, Lucases, Gixes, Githanys, Aishas, Drysons, Gerards, etc. is as consistent as possible. Youāre not going to find something where I contradict myself on the same character.
Hmm⦠thread might have gotten deleted. The diversity threads often do⦠and there were some activist types in the ISD around that time as well.
imo,. you saying pvp is evil is quite in character for this account. At least your presence on the forum anyway.
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