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Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 10:23 pm
by darylq
oldmess wrote:OK. Just a quick question since your declaration is so brief. The Yrkanis act is limited to Yrkanis at the moment and may possibly be extended to the other forest towns if problems occur there. Your statement seems to indicate that all Zorai and Fyros based towns will be affected. Is this correct?
If I have anything to say about it, they will. We are after all virtually in a state of war.
I choose to bear arms at all times, however, I have never attacked without cause. The Yrkanis Act proposes to attack any Kami bearing arms no matter their intentions; should this Act be ratified, I personally, and as many others as can be found will do the same for all Karavan in whichever city we may come upon them, no matter their intentions- just as the Karavan propose to do to the Kami in Yrkanis.
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 10:36 pm
by oldmess
darylq wrote:I choose to bear arms at all times, however, I have never attacked without cause. The Yrkanis Act proposes to attack any Kami bearing arms no matter their intentions; should this Act be ratified, I personally, and as many others as can be found will do the same for all Karavan in whichever city we may come upon them, no matter their intentions- just as the Karavan propose to do to the Kami in Yrkanis.
Two points of clarification:
1. OOC - "bearing arms" or "being armed" is the RP phrase we've been using to mean "PvP tags on". It does not mean you have sword in your hand. I'm sure you knew that, but the way many seem to interpret this whole thing as an attack rather than a defense, it makes me wonder if they're getting that part.
2. Back IC - This act is not something that is waiting for anyone's ratification. It is not a governmental act. It is an act that will be enforced by those Karavaneers that are able and willing. So, you can assume it's already in place.
You seem to be extending your version of this beyond your own towns in this last statement. If I'm reading more into the phrase "in whichever city we may come upon them", then I withdraw this paragraph. But, if you attack us in the forest or lake towns, it will be an aggressive act. Any pretense of defense goes out the window. I'm not whining or saying you can't do as you threaten. Just being clear about who is defending themselves and who is being aggressive.
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 10:47 pm
by kuroari
oldmess wrote:
We should stop blaming the attackers and we should blame the victims? Right. Thanks for the suggestion, but we're gonna take a pass on that idea.
The "Victims" CHOSE to be attackable.
drop the idea and ur merely going oblivious to the fact that they are willing to be attacked regardles of when or where. - this is why i dont choose tagging. i dont wanna be killed in my own home.
i'm not overdramatizing, i'm saying IF.
EDIT:: EVERYONE knows i'm all for RP i wasnt trying to 'argue' i was bringing up that i thought this might go overboard. guess i'm too late to say that now eh?
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 10:50 pm
by marct
kuroari wrote:The "Victims" CHOSE to be attackable.
drop the idea and ur merely going oblivious to the fact that they are willing to be attacked regardles of when or where. - this is why i dont choose tagging. i dont wanna be killed in my own home.
i'm not overdramatizing, i'm saying IF.
OOC: So I guess if you got mugged in the city in real life, you chose to get mugged right?
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 10:50 pm
by darylq
oldmess wrote:Two points of clarification:
1. OOC - "bearing arms" or "being armed" is the RP phrase we've been using to mean "PvP tags on". It does not mean you have sword in your hand. I'm sure you knew that, but the way many seem to interpret this whole thing as an attack rather than a defense, it makes me wonder if they're getting that part.
2. Back IC - This act is not something that is waiting for anyone's ratification. It is not a governmental act. It is an act that will be enforced by those Karavaneers that are able and willing. So, you can assume it's already in place.
You seem to be extending your version of this beyond your own towns in this last statement. If I'm reading more into the phrase "in whichever city we may come upon them", then I withdraw this paragraph. But, if you attack us in the forest or lake towns, it will be an aggressive act. Any pretense of defense goes out the window. I'm not whining or saying you can't do as you threaten. Just being clear about who is defending themselves and who is being aggressive.
1. Yes I understood what was meant about bearing arms. It would seem that you are willing to attack any Kami entering your city bearing arms whether they are hostile or not.
2. And likewise with my comments - as you have declared this to be a policy in place with those Karavan that are willing...
In my original post I did mention "Kami aligned" cities, just didn't mention it in the 2nd post as you'd clearly read the first :/
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 10:53 pm
by kuroari
marct wrote:OOC: So I guess if you got mugged in the city in real life, you chose to get mugged right?
if you walked around screaming "I HAVE A PURSE!" then yes u chose to get mugged.
same as tags.
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 11:29 pm
by kuroari
... BACK ON TRACK..
*hopes ppl will move past recent posts*
Though i am neutral, i'm all for peace. i hope this act is upheld and with the backing of all the guilds involved.
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 12:11 am
by sehracii
I am here to pledge my total support to this edict.
While not all Kamists are troublemakes, we have no other way to protect our citizens but to be indescriminate in our enforcement of this policy. If they do not seek violence, Kamists may enter our city unarmed when they wish to visit.
OOC:
The argument of "tags on" does not apply to an RP situation. Yes, I have my tag on. Yes, that means that I, the player at the computer, am willing to accept the fact that I can be attacked anytime and anywhere. IC however, that does NOT mean that Sehraci will just happily die in one nuke while crafting and go on her merry way. While you may argue there is not permanent death, there certainly is pain and suffering and Sehraci would take the actions necessary to prevent it from happening again. Hence supporting this edict.
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 12:19 am
by weeman07
sehracii wrote:I am here to pledge my total support to this edict.
While not all Kamists are troublemakes, we have no other way to protect our citizens but to be indescriminate in our enforcement of this policy. If they do not seek violence, Kamists may enter our city unarmed when they wish to visit.
OOC:
The argument of "tags on" does not apply to an RP situation. Yes, I have my tag on. Yes, that means that I, the player at the computer, am willing to accept the fact that I can be attacked anytime and anywhere. IC however, that does NOT mean that Sehraci will just happily die in one nuke while crafting and go on her merry way. While you may argue there is not permanent death, there certainly is pain and suffering and Sehraci would take the actions necessary to prevent it from happening again. Hence this edict.
You can sit in ykr and not fear being attacked while tagged, i have never seen you being attacked when you do not attack first, but a kami crafter cant do this? If the populations in dyron for example where 90% kami would we do the same, doubtful
shame on you all
Re: The Yrkanis Shielding Act
Posted: Thu Mar 16, 2006 12:22 am
by d29565
late on my post-deleted.