Severian wrote:
If I didn't stop for coffee
You visited me?
Severian wrote:
If I didn't stop for coffee
severian wrote:If you don't want them to tell you to play the game their way based upon principle, don't go telling them to play the game your way. You can say no, I will not play your game and either fight back or stay with 0 stats and deny them the ability to hurt you. But the second you demand they play your way, you abandon that very cause you are defending against so stubbornly. Which is the point I am attempting to raise.
severian wrote:Everyone in this thread is pointing in the mirror.
severian wrote:Also, If you come up with an argument, the very first thing you do is invert it and apply it to yourself before clicking post. It saves you awkard situations. I have not said my way is right. You have said your way is right. I have merely said that both sides are guilty and that I am not here to prove innocence, but rather that mutual guilt.
severian wrote:You are saying that they are dictating styles of play now and that it is the new crux of your argument.
severian wrote:Your argument has changed from mods being irresponsible to massing without justification to educations being bullies hitting smaller accounts to educations imposing rules to educators using the word educate to impose a playstyle.
severian wrote:They are free to mass anyone and everyone yes? Then why your support against the educators in threads with those against them for the reasons of unjust massing?
severian wrote:That is, threads against the educators breaking "rules" that passive players have set in place? You end up defending the very concept you are currently against.
severian wrote:Passive players have somehow Equating Massing without Justifiction = Bullying = Wrong.
severian wrote:Which in essense is:
Massing without your justification = bullying = wrong.
Which is based upon:
Massing without predefined conditions met = bullying = wrong.
severian wrote:Who is setting those predefined conditions?
severian wrote:Who has the right to set triggers and dictate responces?
severian wrote:Who is setting rules in place that people must follow?
severian wrote:Who is dictacting when something is right and wrong?
severian wrote:You seem happy enough to defend these rules while opposing the conditions the educators have set about for their triggers to mass an account. Or have you changed your mind again and reverting to an earlier argument?
severian wrote:You have conceded the point that the educators and agressive players in general have an equal right to play their way and at the moment the only thing to argue is semantics on imposition. While we're at it, let us delve into the semantics of education.
severian wrote:Answer me this one question.
If you have a lot trained and someone masses you, did you learn it is risky and potentially costly to have a lot trained?
If the answer is yes, then you have learnt something. You have been educated. It may not be nice, but since we're into semantics here it is an education of sorts and you in fact have been educated.

weilandsmith wrote:when you attack me because i do not conform to the way you play the game, you attack me personally.
[/spoiler]Son of Mine wrote:He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing... the fury of the Time Lord... and then we discovered why. Why this Doctor, who had fought with gods and demons, why he had run away from us and hidden. He was being kind...

Antz wrote:that sig is utter nonsense, you could have put some effort into it....
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Son of Mine wrote:He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing... the fury of the Time Lord... and then we discovered why. Why this Doctor, who had fought with gods and demons, why he had run away from us and hidden. He was being kind...

Antz wrote:i largely support the Educators, they balance the game from people who can protect a weeks income,
i am however opposed to people who have terrible sigs...
i didn't make it. someone else did.
Son of Mine wrote:He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing... the fury of the Time Lord... and then we discovered why. Why this Doctor, who had fought with gods and demons, why he had run away from us and hidden. He was being kind...


weilandsmith wrote:so the educators dislike the overly defensive.
but that's the way they play. is it a sin to protect or defend what you have? so what if they're over defending?
i'm a mid player. i get enough naq that i get hit by people who have 400b attack power. so, what do i do? i put almost everything i have into defense to defend against the 400b attack. my population is only 3m. can you imagine how many of those i'd have to put into trained super defense just so i could defend against people who have 400b strike? there are even people with trillion strikes. at 500m supers, i only get max of 60b defense. that's why my defense is high. that's why i will continue transferring miners to defense supers so i protect myself from people with 400b or trillion strikes.
i am just defending myself. why should the educators be pissed at that?
Son of Mine wrote:He never raised his voice. That was the worst thing... the fury of the Time Lord... and then we discovered why. Why this Doctor, who had fought with gods and demons, why he had run away from us and hidden. He was being kind...

HellFire wrote:If random massings are fine, then if The Educators simply change their reasoning of massing from " You had too much resources trained " to " We were bored ", you'd be fine with it? That's what I'm getting from your posts, albeit, I'd like to know if wrong.
~HellFire