04-11-2006, 07:05 AM
Quote:Originally posted by Jackie Chun
I don`t think this is funny. The guild who lost their member probably played on that server so that is the reason why they held the ceremony there. Also, the reason why they posted it publicly is beacuse they ASKED that nobody messes the ceremony. If you watched the movie, it was the post right before the in-game part began. I have heared of many cases where people lacked respect, but this was simply pathethic. :O
How would you feel if you made a thread on Chubbs saying someone you cared for died and then someone would spam the hell out of the thread, justifying it by saying that you posted on the Asylum and that you were simply begging for someone to spam it?
oh yeah...Jackie comes in with the bitch slap.
Personally, I thought it was a fucked up thing to do, but if you look at it this way...it's a game...that's it. People now a days get too caught up in the games and take whatever happens in them to heart, which is stupid and pointless. If they wanted no one to mess with them, they shouldn't have posted it...at all. Sure it was nice of them to do a ceremony for a friend and fellow gamer, but honestly...a game...built on war...funeral...during a war...it just doesn't mix.
I guess I understand the sentament, but just don't find the logic.
Games are meant to be fun, not to be work, not to be taken overly serious. When you do, you're just asking for heartbreak and that's what they got.