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11:52 am October 25, 2007
| tikan
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My buddy showed me this website yesterday and I have to say I laughed my ass off and replayed your episodes just incase I missed something. It’s scary how realistic the show really is, and frankly it makes me look at what I do a little bit. lol
Keep up the good work, can’t wait for the next episode!
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7:24 pm October 25, 2007
| Don Schiff
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So glad you liked it… C’mon back for a visit, the next episode will be up soon.
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9:43 pm October 25, 2007
| Houck
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who doesn’t love it… One of my fav series on the net :D
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Houck - First to Fight, Last to Die!
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1:10 am October 26, 2007
| Jae
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Love the show! Reminds me of how it REALLY is to be a girl playing wow…. it’s… scary. Ahem. Can’t wait for episode 4! ^_^
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—Jae (http://Linnyanie.comicgen.com)
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2:59 am October 26, 2007
| ZachsMind
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Reminds me of how it REALLY is to be a girl playing wow…. it’s… scary.
For awhile I was playing City of Heroes (that Other Game that’s not WoW) and for the first few months I played a male character (a Tech Blaster with electrical powers) and that was fun, but then I came up with an idea for a Mystic Controller and the character concept lended itself to her being female. I didn’t think too much about it at the time. I figured this is a ‘role playing game’ and so the gender should matter about as much as hair color. Power choices and game strategy were more important weren’t they? Man, how wrong I was.
First off, in real life everyone naturally assumes at first that if your game avatar is male, you’re male, and same for females. Frankly, I’m surprised that everyone in The Guild is pretty much who they say they are. There’s a whole line of comedy that’s not being tapped there. I guess maybe next ’season’ or ’series’ the writers will tackle the joys of gender bending in MMORPGs.
Secondly? When you’re a female, it’s a lot easier to get help, and people are just generally nicer to the women toons. Sometimes they even flirt. I had to quickly make up stories that I was gay or that I had a boyfriend. That didn’t really stop them from flirting tho. In extreme cases I had to just literally break character and send them a tell, "dude, I’m a guy." I hated doing that tho. It’s like having to PM them with, "dude, I don’t really have super powers. We didn’t really just take out that gang of bad guys. This is a game. There’s no Easter Bunny." et cetera.
Third, when your toon is female, people will start giving you stuff even and especially if you don’t ask for it. At first I’d try to give it back but that just made things worse and awkward so I got in the habit of just graciously accepting it and offering something in return if I had anything. I had guys just handing me enhancements without any prior conversation. We’d just be on the same team and during a slow point, they’d start trading stuff over to me. I’d be gracious and all that, in character of course, and they’d make it clear they didn’t want anything in return. I couldn’t understand it.
That never happened when I was playing my Blaster, but he wasn’t as cute as my Controller.
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Guild business always gets sidetracked by killing & looting. This is serious!
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7:07 am October 26, 2007
| Houck
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I love RP servers, people take it way too seriously… most of them on alli though…
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Houck - First to Fight, Last to Die!
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10:11 am October 26, 2007
| Blev
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I really never understood the "role playing" part of a video game. Some of my friends totaly get into the story line and history of the game. Sorta cool I guess, but I’ll save the role playing for the "bow chica bow bow"…..
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Don’t think about it, be about it!
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12:02 pm October 26, 2007
| Jae
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Dude, you get to say "I’m a guy" if worse comes to worse. They hear my voice on vent. You don’t know how many times these guys have told me they have a crush on me. Sure, I made hundreds of gold over the years from standing on mailboxes (I jump up there ’cause i’m bored, and they think I’m stripping or something..) but it’s so awkward raiding with people who you have "broken up" with…
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11:21 am October 27, 2007
| Dariendel
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Great, more hatred towards RPers.
Lemme just clarify a few things about RPers in WoW.
1) Just because we RP doesn’t mean we’re crap at PvP. Where people have PvE gear and PvP gear, we have RP, PvP and PvE gear. Our love for roleplay does not hinder our combat potential.
2) We do not always speak in Old English. Heck, a guildmate of mine who is an English or Literature Major explained that what most percieve to be "Old English" really isn’t. We speak in the best way our characters can express themselves. And seriously, I’d rather read a "May I have a heal please, good sir." than a "Heal plz kkthx bai"
3) We are not uptight. We become that way when some non-RPer walks into a conversation/RP situation and kills the mood.
Honestly, I do get irritated when people come into an RP realm for stupid reasons like Economy, insults the community that the realm was created for and tells them "Get the f*ck out of my server!"
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And now, farewell to kindness, humanity and gratitude… I have substituted myself for Providence in rewarding the good; may the God of vengeance now yield me His place to punish the wicked.
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1:10 pm October 27, 2007
| Mooglebait
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Dariendel said:
Great, more hatred towards RPers.
Lemme just clarify a few things about RPers in WoW.
1) Just because we RP doesn’t mean we’re crap at PvP. Where people have PvE gear and PvP gear, we have RP, PvP and PvE gear. Our love for roleplay does not hinder our combat potential.
2) We do not always speak in Old English. Heck, a guildmate of mine who is an English or Literature Major explained that what most percieve to be "Old English" really isn’t. We speak in the best way our characters can express themselves. And seriously, I’d rather read a "May I have a heal please, good sir." than a "Heal plz kkthx bai"
3) We are not uptight. We become that way when some non-RPer walks into a conversation/RP situation and kills the mood.
Honestly, I do get irritated when people come into an RP realm for stupid reasons like Economy, insults the community that the realm was created for and tells them "Get the f*ck out of my server!"
I couldn’t agree more. On the vast majority of games I play I RP on and I used to play Cityof Heroes like the poster up above us. On the server I played on it was considered the unofficial RP server because NCSoft won’t make an official one and there was a jerk there that would purposely slam anyone who had put some thought into their character and background.
I think us RPers get all this hate because the non-RPers can’t RP and are jealous that we can. We have MUCH more imagination than the RP flamers. That is shown by how they TRY to put us down with such weak insults.
Well, that’s my 2c.
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9:45 pm October 27, 2007
| Octoberfae
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My guild is looking forward to more episodes of The Guild. :D We wish you the best of luck bringing WoW to the mainstream … okay, it’s already there. Good job! kek
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6:32 pm October 28, 2007
| Mooglebait
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I have seen on WoW Private servers people using Knights of Good on Alliance hehe. One does have a Knights of Evil as well. It’s lead by a guy named Negavork hehe.
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3:57 am October 29, 2007
| Oziriz
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This show is damn good. No matter what people say or think, it’s fun and sarcastic plus not very far away from reality for alot of people. Keep it going <3
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2:28 am October 30, 2007
| Kazenfei
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Love the show,keep ‘em comming !
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2:47 am October 30, 2007
| Oziriz
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Dariendel said:
Great, more hatred towards RPers.
Lemme just clarify a few things about RPers in WoW.
1) Just because we RP doesn’t mean we’re crap at PvP. Where people have PvE gear and PvP gear, we have RP, PvP and PvE gear. Our love for roleplay does not hinder our combat potential.
2) We do not always speak in Old English. Heck, a guildmate of mine who is an English or Literature Major explained that what most percieve to be "Old English" really isn’t. We speak in the best way our characters can express themselves. And seriously, I’d rather read a "May I have a heal please, good sir." than a "Heal plz kkthx bai"
3) We are not uptight. We become that way when some non-RPer walks into a conversation/RP situation and kills the mood.
Honestly, I do get irritated when people come into an RP realm for stupid reasons like Economy, insults the community that the realm was created for and tells them "Get the f*ck out of my server!"
That is just scary. And seriously I’m open for a lot but Roleplaying really scares me. Whats fun in that? I role play in real life and I play games in my spare time…
Don’t get me wrong I do respect it, I do. But damn I could never do that. And if you have to ask for a heal, then something is wrong in the first place. Also people in good guilds on pvp server really don’t talk with plx or whatever. Normal proper English but not all that Roleplaying stuff.
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10:12 am October 30, 2007
| Mayhem178
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Why is that scary? Games are made to be fun. If RPing is how that particular group of people derives fun from the game, then good on them. If being a metagaming twink is how someone else wants to have fun, then good…let them have their fun. But it’s not right for anyone to rag on someone else’s methods just because they don’t share their point of view on what "fun" is.
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5:40 pm October 30, 2007
| Darkwire
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The most role playing I’ve done was playing Dungeons and Dragons we’d get in character sometimes (never went as far as dressing up though) Haven’t tried it in Wow but I don’t fault anyone who does it You pay your money you should enjoy how you play anyone that doesn’t like it is just a sad individual imo
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I’m your source of self destruction.
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WOW I really loved watching all 3 of the videos!! I use to be hooked on everquest so I can relate bigtime!! :) I made episode 1 Video of the day on my site.
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I meant I made episode 1 video of the week!! LOL Type !!
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11:17 pm October 30, 2007
| Ba1100nDrag0n
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What’s the hate with the roleplayers all about?
[QUOTE] 1) Just because we RP doesn’t mean we’re crap at PvP. Where people have
PvE gear and PvP gear, we have RP, PvP and PvE gear. Our love for
roleplay does not hinder our combat potential.[/QUOTE]
This
is true; I’ll agree every bit, since I play on an RPPvP server and I’m
easily a very good PvPer and roleplayer. RPing doesn’t hinder your
ability to PvP, or prevent you from doing anything in-game just as well
as others.
[QUOTE] 2) We do not always speak in Old English. Heck, a guildmate of mine who
is an English or Literature Major explained that what most percieve to
be "Old English" really isn’t. We speak in the best way our characters
can express themselves. And seriously, I’d rather read a "May I have a
heal please, good sir." than a "Heal plz kkthx bai"[/QUOTE]
I
would rather read a whole correct statement as well, but sometimes when
the action is too fast, the choppy typing is required just to send the
message faster. You have to understand how dedicated a person is to
RPing; not everyone will have the same commitment. Everyone is also at
a different level of RPing.
[QUOTE]
3) We are not uptight. We become that way when some non-RPer walks into a conversation/RP situation and kills the mood.[/QUOTE]
Do
the non-RPers expect a "not uptight" reaction from the roleplayers? The
uneasy reaction is only natural to try and shoo-off the non-roleplayers.
So,
it’s not a matter of whether or not someone RPs or doesn’t RP; in my
opinion, it’s more based upon a person’s maturity level. I have some
non-RPing friends on an RP server, but they’re able to respect the
Roleplaying factor and, in fact, most of my non-RPing friends say they
rolled on an RP server because the environment is more friendly.
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