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Originally Posted by GoZelda

It's just a pity that KJ does not has 'great' RPers such as Edward, Satrek or Ruatha.

I wouldn't consider myself any better an RPer than some others, but thanks.

Originally Posted by ZalleWarriorPrincess

I am a rper :/ I just don't rp here because theres no rping anywhere.. And i would love to have a community that rps not just 1 or 2.. . But the reason no one does.. is because of item selling and collecting thats all of GK's focus.. selling and collecting items and leveling up to be a "leet" PKer. :/

There is a black hole which looms over Graal Kingdoms, sucking up and destroying all attempts at getting Roleplay up to speed. Your attitude is the kind which nourishes that black hole, keeping it big and strong and black

However, i must agree with you that the GK system, its management, and its playerbase and their disgusting USD habits, are largely to blame

Originally Posted by LoveableNalle

If its true that Dustari and Zormite have good and bad members, why do they put down the Kingdom of Kurenai Joukai constantly.

When i put your kingdom down, i don't do it as a representative of Zormite, i do it as an individual roleplayer.

Originally Posted by LoveableNalle

They call my kingdom a "**** kingdom" yet Kurenai Joukai has the highest level requirement to join.

Precisely why we call it a newbie kingdom. Level requirements mean nothing. Ask any of my old enemies, the powerplayers of yesteryear, and they will tell you that even at level 15-20 i was a newbie. I would then agree with them. It is really not hard to gain levels while at the same time failing to gain any knowledge or wisdom whatsoever.

A player's level is no indication at all of his character.

Originally Posted by Raelyn

It probably also stems from the fact that they do indeed sometimes try to RP, but considering "Japanese" is a hard thing to RP in a world where japan doesn't exist, it simply makes them look stupid. Therefor, stupid = newbie, once again, a possible basis for the stereotype.

I am quite the role player, and I have tried role playing a japanese persona, it's not an easy task, especially if you are trying to keep it legit and you don't know japanese.

Rubbish, if you ask me. People managed it on 2k1 (although not in the latter part - this is where i picked up the belief that samurai is the newbie kingdom, and the GK kingdom has managed somehow to maintain that belief for me) and they can manage it now. You don't need to be japanese in the slightest. To me, the people of samurai should simply be honourable people with great pride in themselves, their skills(rp-wise, **** the stupid GK system), and their nation. This should be shown through their RPing, and that is not a hard thing to do.

Originally Posted by ZalleWarriorPrincess

Uh it's quite the opposite of that Our rejects go to Dustari or Zormite. Not the other way around. Like I said we aren't stuck up.

Negative. I've had personal experience in denying people membership and then seeing them join KJ in the blink of an eye.

And if you aren't the stuckup ones, why are you rejecting people that we are not?

Originally Posted by LoveableNalle

For the record most of KJ's recruits are new players and they are required to have skill, otherwise without skill they would never be able to reach level 8.

Yeah like i already said, reaching level 8 takes no skill whatsoever. And excuse me, but you can hardly brag about having a level requirement a whole TWO levels above the other kingdoms, especially when the experience needed to gain those two levels is so tiny and easy to obtain.

And all who enter the kingdom have to take a solemn vow never to steal/scam on or off tag.

Yeah, because that's real hard to break

I would also like to point out that it is KJ's rejects who have been added to the so called stricter kingdoms, including the two that were banned
for abusing rights and removing me from the kingdom gui.

Refresh my memory as to who those individuals are and what kingdom they joined? I can't remember, but i have a feeling they are fine people...