Toxic group of kids!

My point is not denying that RP doesn’t occur in RP-PvP servers. For most purposes, you can call them RP servers, in the end it is just a technicality, but it should still be noted that they have different dynamics especially when it comes to player-based interactions and this makes them vastly different from one another.

The comparison between griefing in AD and griefing in DB is too different to use the latter to predict the same outcome in the former.

If you quoted even the whole phrase, right?

I mean, I could select a few random quotations and make it look like you’re contradicting yourself aswell, it wouldn’t be true however. Just read?

Said by a man who role players on neither server :smiley:

What do you call a server that has RP happening on it + has an RP designation

Is it perhaps an RP server (maybe)

Thermo is 100% right and you’re being obtuse because he is running rings around you here (surprise surprise!)

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I think you mean, for all purposes, they can be considered RP servers. Labelling them as something else is probably the mindset those griefers had in the first place. Blocked out the RP part and focused on the PVP part.

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I didn’t quote them out of context, they are even lined up in your “”" argument “”" like this

It could be, it could also be an RP-PvP server.
In the end, debating the label is just nitpicky. It’s fine if you want to call it an RP server, there is a sense in which it is correct, but if you think that this means the player interaction is the same, then it is incorrect.

:thinking:

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Zaphius actually managed to turn the one poster who agreed with him against him. Power to you Thermo.

In what sense is (was) rp on DB any different from rp on AD lol

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That’s cuz he’s talking about wierd stuff now. I still believe we shouldnt boot out ALL oocers for the actions of the few. But saying that servers labelled RP are different because griefers grief is :thinking:

:hushed: PainG? The 2k (two thousand) champion? :hushed:

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The man did what all others could not…

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It’s not because of griefers, but because the dynamics are different.

If you have a different gameplay, a different ruleset, then you have a different gaming experience.

It doesn’t make the roleplayers that come from RP-PvP servers less roleplayers, and it doesn’t detract any value from any role-playing that occurred on those servers, it just means there were interactions, in that server, that won’t occur on AD, and they won’t because AD isn’t an RP-PvP server, the keyword being “PvP”.

Yeah, I get, my inicial point was questioning why they would roll in the first place. Didn’t get much of a convincing answer to that tbh.

He often resorts to that when losing an argument.

In the scope of city hubs it is the same

On Argent Dawn and on DB (pre-warmode) you could blueshield there

This is an indisputable fact that no amount of world salad out of you can contradict

Except the gameplay is entirely the same. The rules are the same. The game is entirely the same. I doubt there is much is done differently between how people do their RP on Argent Dawn compared to how it was on DB. Help me out here DB veterans of the Great War.

Or did everyone on DB RP as if they were Aristotle and Socrates where as we Argent Dawners are persian peasant 1 and 2?

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Potentially or potentially not: depending on the number of people that would attack those cities and the number of rivalries that had been created through world PvP, which was likely a huge catalyst for negative feelings.

In the end, a small mechanic such as the PvP tag can go a long way.

Edit.

They’re not although. Otherwise it wouldn’t be a PvP realm.

I dipped my toes into DB RP, didn’t go far out of Silvermoon but it was the same type of RP as it was in Silvermoon on The Sha’tar.

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surely not… same game? same kind of rp? That makes no sense

For all people pretend the servers had these unique cultures outside of sometimes having things like “all the gnomes are inexplicably scouse here” they really didn’t

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