GWG makes me cry every time I vist it ;(
But I have to move on!
Has anyone ever made you CRY on guildwars.......?
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Originally Posted by Zehnchu
Have to disagree with this statement, it only promotes poor sportsmanship. While there’s not much that can be done to curb this behavior it falls to the other players be it guild members or some one else who needs to step in and intervene and discourage this type of behavior. It’s lead by example or don’t lead at all. Poor sportsmanship is getting worse and it ruins the integrity of any competitive game.
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Someone should have intervened. I don't think it was a good idea for the rest of the team to stand idly by and watch...er...listen.
No I have never cried over a GAME due to sadness or anger. Laughter is another story.
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It hit me deep when one of my founders that has been with me for 3 years straight, loyal as anything, really great friends, decided to leave my guild, so he could be in the leader of the allainces guild, the leader was female, and he chose her over friendship.News flash the guild leaders 56 married and has kids. he on the other hand is 18.
Im severly amused when i think whats happened. But a little Annoyed y'know.Yes, i did "cry" with laughter.
Im severly amused when i think whats happened. But a little Annoyed y'know.Yes, i did "cry" with laughter.
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Originally Posted by Tyla
PvP is all about being competetive.
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But when I joined a group of unranked players who were playing for fun and didn't care about wining we won, and held halls multiple times... We still play together to this day....
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Originally Posted by Zehnchu
Have to disagree with this statement, it only promotes poor sportsmanship. While there’s not much that can be done to curb this behavior it falls to the other players be it guild members or some one else who needs to step in and intervene and discourage this type of behavior. It’s lead by example or don’t lead at all. Poor sportsmanship is getting worse and it ruins the integrity of any competitive game.
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You see cheap shots taken, you see intentional fouls, you see fights on the field, probably don't even want to know what goes on in the locker room (teammates can be extremely harsh, especially the coaches) ... while what you say is certainly encouraged... reality doesn't stack up to it either.
I made a girl cry once, but she was a genuine baby. If you're going into a tougher area, and want to come out of it alive, the bar has to be raised, and if you're going to run a stupid bar, you don't get to go. My rejection of her mending/healing breeze bar in a HM mission made her cry and leave the group.
Oh well.
Oh well.
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Sorry for the chick who got booted, this will teach her people in general suck and using vent is a bad idea. Who wants to hear the voices or nerd clones and high pitch kiddy talk. No thanks.
Personally I think it takes a very emotionally unstable person to break down over a video game. It also takes an emotionally unstable person to scream into a mic over a video game.
Raging over a game = failed at life.
Crying over a game = need a serious break from video games.
Personally I think it takes a very emotionally unstable person to break down over a video game. It also takes an emotionally unstable person to scream into a mic over a video game.
Raging over a game = failed at life.
Crying over a game = need a serious break from video games.

