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rendekar · 09-02-2007, 11:43 AM

nobody talked about %100 fairness (with the existance of possible ooc connections, lagging problems etc.) i can't remember but that's really %2 part of the whole discussion if you ask me and sometimes fun part of it.not a problem in the long run.

i couln't yet find an in-character explanation of getting in-game benefits with the assistance of RL money.and i couln't hate ones who have more free time.if he has put more time investing his character than me then it's his right to get ahead in the competition.i don't care much WTF he is in OOC.

but that competitive perspective also not a problem for me cause i prefer less-competitive, level-less rpgs these days.i can try roleplaying a beggar if need be..

yes, as you can see i have a crappy english(my third language). thus iam slow in emoting,pmoting and that kind of stuff ( plus; looking up at dictionary many times to catch the humours)

is this fair?

09-02-2007, 11:43 AM	#9
rendekar Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 78	Re: What Does "Fair" Mean? nobody talked about %100 fairness (with the existance of possible ooc connections, lagging problems etc.) i can't remember but that's really %2 part of the whole discussion if you ask me and sometimes fun part of it.not a problem in the long run. i couln't yet find an in-character explanation of getting in-game benefits with the assistance of RL money.and i couln't hate ones who have more free time.if he has put more time investing his character than me then it's his right to get ahead in the competition.i don't care much WTF he is in OOC. but that competitive perspective also not a problem for me cause i prefer less-competitive, level-less rpgs these days.i can try roleplaying a beggar if need be.. yes, as you can see i have a crappy english(my third language). thus iam slow in emoting,pmoting and that kind of stuff ( plus; looking up at dictionary many times to catch the humours) is this fair? Last edited by rendekar : 09-02-2007 at 11:51 AM.