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Old 10-22-2002, 06:08 AM
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Re: Most of you "role-players" sicken me

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Originally posted by _0AfTeRsHoCk0_
I can't believe what I see.

I don't want to boast numbers, but I remember 3 weeks ago Dustai was, by far, the largest kingdom around. No contest. Then Bakugun came along and started recruiting en masse, and rivaled our powers and skills. Now I go on today and I find that there are barely any Bakugun online, nor Dustari, but all in Zormite. What's next? A mass migration to forest, then to pirates?

And I honestly can't believe how some head of states say how they are the ones that turned their kingdoms around. Impossible. There are just a bunch of stupid people doing stupid things, then they move on, like stupid nomads, and leech off of their next victim.

Don't tell me this because Dustari is somewhat in a period of dormancy, I saw this happen a lot on Graal 2001 as well. It's simply NOT fun at all! You've got disloyal bastards joining your kingdom, swearing "alliegiance" to you, then they run off and join another, until their purpose is served, then onto the next. They don't give a **** about their reputation, they're in it for the numbers and the power. If you got a "spiffier" title than in another kingdom, they run off to join them.

Stupid kingdom *****s like this are totally ruining Graal 2002. Thanks, you've turned it all into a big fad. Loyalty is most likely a thing of the past as long as you can fulfill your meager materialist posessions. This is why graal 2002 will never ever be a great role-playing place, because mindless idiots that want and want will fulfill any ends to achieve it.

You all disgust me. The end.
Erm why not set a flag to each player, if they have the flag of a diff kingdom make it so they can't join another without officially quitting?
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