Das Wilde

[Sturmwind]

I too noticed something that really irks me in the behavior pattern of Wild players, very well reflected in this current situation.

You dismissed most of the complaints brought up against you as mere q__q same way you dismiss the opinion of anyone who does not agree with your ideas of role play. The problem is, once the role play of someone affects negatively the mood of not only one person, but whole player groups and even a considerable chunk of the server, you really should consider the fact that they may not necessarily be wrong.

When you attack a transport with a bunch of scorpions, do think of the fact that the guy being attacked may not actually consider that scenario 'fun'. Yes, your role play is also to cause terror and fear, but it still is a game and when the said emotions are sparked out of the game over and over again, perhaps an amendment to your principles would be in order. See, hugging a battleship during a combat situation or shield running in 1v1 would be good 'role play' or an efficient 'tactic' as well, but since you don't fight to win, but to make the fight enjoyable, there's a certain level of common courtesy that everyone should apply and show sympathy towards the other player.

Again, since this is not a clan game like counter strike and it's not all about winning in pvp or being better than others in any ground of the game, please do bother with listening to the opinions of players and try to make the game fun for them, as much as it is fun for yourselves. Calling people making feedback whiners, brainless and entirely dismissing their points is a really poor attitude, of course people will be less keen on playing along with your in-game role play and will be resorting to ganking or shooting with little role play.

Finally, just because your enemy may be calling for backup (which I'd like to note, you cannot prove, just suspect), it does not in any way mean that he's going to give you an unfair fight.

Role play, but make sure your role play also incorporates the notions of OORP respect for other players playing this game.