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As I said- if you put oponent, enemy, defeating, destroying and killing into one basket then you are just exactly one of those people I say about. You can't abstract your thoughts, you can't see the difference. There is no point to carry on this discussion between us two as we are in two compeltely different worlds, example: You say it is, I say it's not. It's just an impression made by people who spend most of their life on playing games to build up their egos by thinking that they are actually fighting, they are doing something others should admire them for. Sad true is- nobody cares (apart from themselves). You're trying to convince others that this virtual entertainment is- to some degree, comparable to real life fighting but at the same time you claim the right to abuse others as if they weren't real life entities. Go ahead then, go out and start cursing at people on the street! And if you could do so, then you're not worh all the time I spent replying to you. You just don't understand (or don't want to admit) that there are people out there who can behave the same way in online game as they would in real life, i.e. be cultural and show some signs of inteligence. Plus if you say that competition is enough to allow people to abuse others, why in all sport disciplines such behaviour is penalised? Just imagine tennis/snookers/whatever match were players curse at each other and the judge says "Very good, you express your will to fight! Congrats!". Berk62 Let's face it- it's not gonna happen. WG doesn't see abusers, they see income of profit (as the more seriously people take this game, the more likely they are to spend their money on it).

With all respect- read my previous post. The objective of this game is to defeat the oponent, not other person. If you can't see the difference, then you classify as one of those people I wrote about. In addition the objective is to defat (kill? destroy? what do you mean?) virtual oponent- there is no excuse for improper behaviour on chat. This is just a game, deal with it. There are more important things in the life to care about. You click left mouse button, not fight. Once again, deal with it.

What I'm going to say will definitely meet opposition but... why not to express my own opinion? I'm not a big fan of the game nor a good player. I'm not even sure if I can claim that I'm average. I play maybe 2-3 matches a day, round 4 days a week. I like playing WoWs though simply because I have mental work and the game such as WoWs is a nice, brainless activity to give my head a rest after all day of thinking. "What??!! BRAINLESS? You n00b! This game requires thinking and skill, you're just a n00b so you claim this game to be brainless!!!!!!!!" one will want to shout at me now. But if anybody thinks that this game requires thinking and skill in vast extent then you really don't know much about real brain-demanding games. Does it mean I want to say this game is bad? Of course not! As I already stated it's a great game after a day of work. But what does it have to do with the subject of this thread? Well as I stated I don't play this game too much, I don't care if I will show off or get defeated quickly (of course it's always nice feeling to perform well and win!). Moreover I always try to be the same over the internet as in real life- don't offend people, keep personal culture at some decent level etc. The problem of this and many other games is that many people are completely opposite. First they treat games like one of the most important things in their lifes, and sadly this certainly is true in many cases- children under 16 or older people (event people over 20!) who can't find in their lifes more interesting things to care about. Instead they put so much focus and effort into games treating them as the most valuable things in their lifes. The result? Bunch of players that are stripped off real life involving activites, interpersonall skills and in many cases lacking decent education (both in term of schools as well as parental) whom higher values are limited to games. If such person starts to lose or is in a team that is losing then the easiest thing to do is to blame others of course. Along with lack of personal culture and respect to others the frustration is expressed by cursing at others. Can we blame children for such behaviour? Well, they have brains so yes, they should be aware of what they're doing (you know that guy hidden under the nickname you curse so much at is a real person, right?) but the people to take real blame are their parents. But people over 16 who behave like children? Well, there is no hope for them IMHO... Ok, now you can attack me for this heresy on gaming forum. Remember it's just my opinion though which I will strongly defend. Another higher value worth to learn by the way...

Well, to be honest? This is exactly what I mean. I'm aware that in our "wonderful" XXI century penalties are not equivalent to the act that deserves said penalty but it doesn't have to be the cases in this game. So yes, I strongly believe that freedom to kill constant team killers would give them a lesson. Next time they will think twice before they pull the trigger. Super idea? I don't think so, just common sense...

I think that once a player get "pink" status for team killing all other players (within a team) should be allowed to kill him without any penalties. This should also give them exp as if they would fight enemy. I think this would be good punishment for pink team killers. My first post on the forums so hello everyone