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Originally Posted by Bobangry
Most guilds have been positive in GvG -friendly trash talk notwithstanding- and other PvP for that matter. It's a much different atmosphere from MMO's like Shadowbane. I hope it will last.
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Shadowbane isn't really fun in itself. I can bet that for a lot of players it's more fun to trashtalk on a forums after a battle than a battle itself.
In GW battles are fun, fair (no zergs like in SB etc.), results of a battle aren't really important for most players (after all, you can't lose a city your nation built for months) so it's not surprisingly that relations between guilds are more calm. In Shadowbane, for some players opponents are enemies. In Guild Wars, your opponents are your partners that also have fun playing with you. Also, in Shadowbane there are PK/RPK guilds that have a strong "US vs Them" mentality (it comes from Ultima Online) - they don't like Carebears and/or zergs. 1337 speak was one of the things that differentiated PKs from Carebears, it's like a sign that you belong to a PK caste.
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Originally Posted by Loviatar
the rest of the rest can be guilds talking teamspeak with regular chat off
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Actually, they may just not look at the chat all the time. There is a lot of chat in teamspeak while regular chat is near empty so after a while they just don't notice a regular chat. Also, you should be very familiar with communicating on a two channels simultaneously to notice that some information was said in one channel but not on the other and mirror it there etc. while continue playing at the same time.
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Originally Posted by Taranis
I'd say there are many different people on Guildwars:
20% -> OMG WTF H4X I R TEH 1337
40% -> Friendly and mature people
Rest -> Not bothering to talk at all
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Nah it's more like:
95% -> Not bothering to talk at all
And in towns it's "trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade trade"