You’ve asked me why I defend dareeka on discord, answered. Now let’s see this evidence you keep talking about…
consider it a 6 man guild soon, I like people who stand up for their principles and well you know.
Creative freedom.
The freedom to get whacked with bans.
I am shielded with the power of my enormous phallic hammer.
Mutual feeling. Nothing of value will be lost. So… see you never I guess.
Sure. I will never say people should be forced to endure they do not want to RP with in game. Everyone is there to have fun and play their characters.
It’s pretty convenient to have them all in one guild I suppose.
Principles of…? ![]()
stalking people is harassment and also a bannable offence.
Ok, so you understand both are against the rules and can get you penalized by Blizzard. So do you support them being roleplayed out? (I’m just earnestly trying to work out your thought process to find common ground.)
Sorry, sir, I’m only doing my civic duty in keeping Blizzard’s ToS upheld.
Ok but why does blizz’s reason matter again
The rules are what they are, common decency is what it is.
I don’t care about you being LGBT, I care about you breaking the ToS and seemingly thinking that’s a mark of pride.
Azeroth isn’t a sexless place and yet we as RPers agree it’s weird to ERP. Why is that different to agreeing to not be homophobic, whether or not Azeroth is a bigoted place?
When have I said it’s a mark of pride?
who’s stalking you LMAO
are you talking about how people trying to stop homophobia in RP are found in game and getting /spat on by the people arguing for homophobia?
dude people are responding to your posts on a forum, grow a backbone.
Breaking the terms of service is apparently a matter of principle to you, to the extent that you pride yourself and others on doing it.
Seems pretty clear he has no problem with doing it.
Again, resorting to the lowest type of retort.
When did this become a popularity contest?
I don’t approve of people making other people uncomfortable after being warned that their RP might be a little too close to home.
Solutions to this are, if possible, perhaps the RP can be changed somewhat.
Though, depending on the situation, I would also find it reasonable for that if somebody isn’t comfortable participating with something, they should stop and leave. Though I find this result unfortunate and hopefully something people can avoid.
Something about fear and love and better to be feared, I don’t know, I didn’t read Machiavelli.
This isn’t about feelings. This is about the black on white rules Blizzard has. Do you agree that RP doesn’t get a free pass to break those rules?