PvP, the devil: or (to P or not to P?)

[basicart]

That the sound of my blade coming for ya in PR?

[grimjim]

That the sound of my blade coming for ya in PR?

Actually, I think it was the sound of the USS Cluestick passing over your head at warp factor nine

[basicart]

wouldnt know im not a sad trecky

[grimjim]

wouldnt know im not a sad trecky

Take your pick then...

The Firefly Trading Vessel Common Sense.
The ISD Intellect (Interdictor class)
The Goodyear Smarts Blimp

And I don't think MMO players are particularly in any position to look down on any other aspect of geek culture or fandom you care to mention. Not that I'm an especially huge fan of Star Trek, I just don't like balkanised subdivisions of people who are all in the same boat pretty much.

[basicart]

sorry im in the "i love ryzom boat" Im a Ryzom geek i play 20 hours a day every day subs up for a year at a time cos i have faith in the game and love it and yet you seem to think we are in the same boat? ya dont have the Ryzom bug anywhere near as bad as me mate

[grimjim]

sorry im in the "i love ryzom boat" Im a Ryzom geek i play 20 hours a day every day subs up for a year at a time cos i have faith in the game and love it and yet you seem to think we are in the same boat? ya dont have the Ryzom bug anywhere near as bad as me mate

I'm thinking in broader strokes.

[basicart]

like paralised down one side?

[grimjim]

like paralised down one side?

Why I'm even dignifying this with a response is beyond me.

I'm thinking in larger terms of geek culture.

EG: Computer gamers, comic book fans, SF fans, rpgers, wargamers etc, etc. It seems silly for one group of nerds to look down upon or disparage any other - simply by virtue of what they're into.

Except furries, everyone looks down on furries.

[basicart]

ya got to say Ryzom is best man

[grimjim]

ya got to say Ryzom is best man

Ryzom is the best MMO I've ever played.

But it doesn't match up to tabletop RPGs