Just a hint

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When there's taking a situation in rp personal (beyond your player in game) and you cling onto it (or chase it)
and this idea of something personal happening to you gets "born" and suddenly there's a chance of frustration.
When there's no idea of things being personal, then there is nothing to cling onto
and the idea of YOU (player) being involved in the game beyond roleplaying your character fades, and so does frustration.

Prvo, svaka čast za tekst (I just gave him praise guys...)

Second, more important:

If you are dedicated to a game, you do it because you like it. If you distance yourself from it, the emotions that carry you to proceed with playing the game fade, and with it, fades the interrest in the game, and you leave it, to play something else. So, you can't have people play the game, and not get mad at you because you pirated them, especially when they are new to the server, have just started, and are trying their best to get that big ship they always wanted, but is unique to Discovery, be it a Legate, a LNS Dread, a Rhein Turtle, or just a Barge or Advanced Train. If they don't mind being pirated, that means they have a lot of money behind them and just don't care about 2-50 million credits.

Also, another thing: you can get not emotional if you fulfill your life in some other way, for instance: working. Doing something that makes you feel nice is important, but remember that a lot of players around here are kids, not very skilled at social interactions, and feel like their whole world is revolving around online games.

Not that it's good for them or anybody else, but, are we sure we can heal someone by beating the crap out of them?

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Be excelent to each other!