I feel bad ripping off the newbies...

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Charan wrote:

Actually, this is how a barter economy works. If you want to engage in it, research or get burned.

Either way, you will learn.

My first ever magic the gathering trade was my serra angel for their craw wurm.

My first deck was green. I needed the firepower.

To this day I do not regret that trade, but I wouldn't personally let it happen to another.

Note I said personally. It's just me. My way.

If yours is to allow people to overpay, hey, maybe they really need that craw wurm.

The Exile is self serving and in this game pretty much for the power. To some that means making friends and allies, and to others it means taking whatever you can.

Neither is wrong, not on Wraeclast.

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inadversity wrote:

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ExiledToWraeclast wrote:

Try ripping somebody off in real life the next time and talk the way you do here there, tough guy. Ripping somebody off in real life can be and is adjudged as a crime depending on what you do there.

I'm sure you enjoy making a lot of cash off of newbs who don't know what price to pay. I hope that makes you sleep better at nights. Thats honestly pathetic.

Don't paint the entire community as being rip off artists and scammers. The few should not give a bad name to the many.

Now mend your ways before you end up with even more egg on your face.

Are you freaking serious?

Rofl more analogies describing real life scamming = ripping on some noobs in a game

While I'm at it I'll make an analogy too.

That apple is orange = That orange is orange

Never understood why so many of today's gamers separate how one acts in a game with real life.

In the past, most gained fame by not only how well they played the game. But also how well they were APPRECIATED in the community.

Now days many of you think there is a side game to every game. One where you compete at being intolerable d-bags. Not for any real gain. Just for the attention it gives you.

I mean somehow you think that NEGATIVE ATTENTION is even better for being known as a decent person.

When the reality is BEING A GOOD PERSON, actually translates well in in a video game.


Funny, just using a term like "noobs" actually speaks volumes about a player. One of these days perhaps some of you will come to realize that seeking negative attention doesn't actually make you cool. It just makes you look bad.

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Udja wrote:

And from your reply inadversity, I would NEVER want to have ANYTHING to do with you in the real world. You utter lack of morals and ethics is appalling; as is most of the gaming community today.

"If I can get away with screwing over the new guy or someone else and get away with it, then do it."

Most of this so called "valuable" shit in game I give away for free if I see someone who needs it. Pixels people, they're ONLY pixels. But that's just me :)