Please mister, can we PvP, please?
OMG
lololol
Pretty Please???
Please mister, can we PvP, please?
OMG
lololol
Pretty Please???
No. You shouldnât feel bad.
But you shouldnât go putting it as if they made you do it either.
You decided they were a good target for âinsert reasonâ and made your choice to shoot them.
That reason may have been a momentâs carelessness on their part, it may have been the value of the cargo, it may be that today you decided to gank every DST you could for lols.
None of that makes it their fault they got ganked. It just gave you a reason for your action. The two are different things.
So if I kill the Hulk it wasnât his fault it exploded. What if he undocks another Hulk and continues mining and I explode that one as well? Still not his fault?
Still your fault. you took the action that made it explode. Certainly foolish on their part. But not their fault it blew up. That part was your choice.
So lets say I exploded his first Hulk. He docks and from there he has multiple options. Letâs say he has another Hulk and a Skiff in his hangar. So he could:
He goes with option 2 and I explode him again 10min later. Would you say it wasnât his fault to go with option 2? Is he in no way responsible for the choices HE makes given the nature of this game and the actual situation he finds himself in?
You are still responsible for blowing him up regardless of his choices.
Yes hes got to take responsibility for being risky. But the final fault, and I use the word fault loosely all through here btw, is yours. You pulled the trigger.
Now like I said. dont feel bad. It is a game where blowing people up is part of the game.
But dont use victim blaming arguments to pass over your responsibility to them. They took a risk, you blew them up. Thatâs all it is. Own your part.
I just think you completely lost the ability to think of EVE as a computer game. You mix your judgement about a situation that happens in a game setting where certain things are expected and even encouraged with how such a situation would be judged in the real world. This is not the same, EVE is not the real world it is a game.
I tried to make this clear by comparing it to simpler games where the effect is obvious, somehow you canât make the connection.
In EVERY GAME, no matter the setting, the rules, whatever. if you lose a match, a round, a ship or a battle and it isnât pure RNG, the fault has to be with the player who lost. There is no growing as a player if you shift the blame to the one who bested you, only self pity and misery.
I tell you this in an attempt to help you not to win an argument. It is an extremely unhealthy attitude to have as a gamer and it will make you hate your hobby instead of having fun during your playtime. Because if you shift the blame you canât control it, you are at the complete mercy of others who you think are at fault your stuff explodes and you canât do a thing about it.
It doesnât matter if itâs a computer game or real life. Who is at âfaultâ for things is still the same. Itâs the person who takes the action. And you take the action of blowing them up.
Like I said. Itâs not a bad thing to blow them up. But it is still your action. They did not make you do it. That makes you responsible for doing it.
Can I learn and do things differently to reduce your opportunity to do so to me. In some cases yes. In other cases I just have to shrug and write the loss off. But none of that makes it my fault you ganked me.
The only person here (in this sub conversation) trying to shift responsibility is you.
Yeah ok, looks like Iâm talking to a wall here. In the end you only hurt yourself with this attitude given you donât teach that to other players. And I really hope you donât.
Obviously one is responsible for making the winning move in a game. But I honestly donât see how stating this fact drives the argument further? But then again, when has a pvp vs anti-pvp argument ever been productive⌠lmao.
Also, being responsible and being at fault, is not really the same thing. Probably why it is hard to really understand where the hell you are going with your argument.
This is a life lesson as well. Just saying.
BTW
fault
/fĂ´lt/
noun
an unattractive or unsatisfactory feature, especially in a piece of work or in a personâs character.
âmy worst fault is impatienceâ
responsibility for an accident or misfortune.
"an ordinary man thrust into peril through no fault of his own "
synonyms: responsibility, liability, culpability, blameworthiness, guilt
âit was not my faultâ
Itâs the wrong word to use in this conversation.
+1. Itâs no oneâs fault. Itâs just a game, with the majority playing it how itâs designed and allowed to be played.
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