A fellow Guild Wars play has left us.

R.I.P


In game funeral is not the best way to honor the fallen GW player, and its best to leave that in the real world. It would be really sorry to see player to crash it like how they act at in game events.

Mad King you suck, give me my F--king mask now ect ect

Not the best way to remember someone

My Guild Mates and I have decided to keep it just in our guild, a lot of us knew him well and were friends, thanks everyone who gave there 2 cents on my friend. I would like to comment on the people who did share there opinions saying this was stupid. I fully see were you are coming from in some cases, and now I see most of you were right. I believe now he might be offended by this and in real-life we are having a memorial service. I do not think that will be raided. But back to the people who said it is just one death, when you think about it, it’s just your parent who died, why cry? People die every day and different people care and show appreciation for those people. I thought we could take a moment and use this to memorialize everyone in the world who is now gone and embody it in one person. In a sense that’s what everyone does in real-life. I am not mad at anyone at all who called me a heartless bastard and I am not overly-glad at the people who said I am sorry for you loss. I think this was a over-rash decision I made at the time I found out and I appreciate the people who shared their opinions. I read the magazine (I think PC Gamer) with the 2 page article on that raid in WoW. The reason I still went through with the GW idea is that they can't "Raid" in GW in town. What are they going to do spam talk? Just mute them. But I can see now that they can do stuff that would still be inappropriate and claim it to be just a game. Thanks to everyone for their feelings and their flames. Now if an admin could please close this thread from being further posted that would be great. Garth Li rest in peace and know that people will miss you and to everyone else in the world, we all die eventually, but, it’s what we do in life and the people we affect that matter, not just the individual. Garth gave us a laugh, a hug, or a smile if they needed it. He was a great gamer and a true friend. To the people who said they do not care they did not know him I feel sorry for your loss of never getting to know a great person. I myself, Brian Guth-Pasta, will remember the good times and continue to honor Garths spirit by never thinking ill of him and doing my best to share the warmth that he shared with the world.

Thoughts with Garth's family.

respect and im sorry for your loss.
I'll show up at the In game funeral. Just name the place n date