Thread: Ban Reasoning?
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Old 02-21-2004, 03:50 PM
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Well you gotta understand that there are players who take a long time to learn stuff...such as myself. It takes some people longer to learn things than others because something is screwed up in their brain and it's not their fault so they shouldn't be penelized for something they have absolutally no control over.
RP'ing is a hard thing for me to learn also, I played Val some a long time ago, but I was harrassed so bad because I didnt know what I was doing and noone was willing to help. I have been playing Kingdoms, but I am still very much un-sure as to what to do RP wise (Dont see alot of RP'ing going on I guess), so I just walk around killing stuff, and buying stuff, lol
I disagree with making harsh rules for RP such as banning. I would agree if a person was just running around pking people all the time, made a point of showing he isnt going to RP and just disrupt the server, had repeated warnings for it, had been jailed multiple times for it, and so on....It would be very frustrating for a person who really wants to learn, but is having alot of difficulties doing so, to constantly be warned for doing something wrong. Maybe there should be a class or something on the PW that teaches non-rp'ers how to RP. You could make it so they have to reach a certain knowledge of RP'ing before they can rejoin the RP community.
I just dont think people should be punished for not being good at something, they deserve the chance to learn if they really want to....
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