Hours shouldn't be publicly displayed

[FuManchu]

Originally Posted by Mark Sir Link

It's entirely relevant regardless of whether you believe it to be or not. I imagine it would be sort of hard to play most servers without using your items, which could easily become a target for insults (World of Warcraft is more than enough example for this), Kill/death/spar statistics, and so on. This sort of negative interaction will always exist among players as long as it is an online game, and considering all the things you could possibly be insulted for, if you really feel harassed or insulted about someone talking about your hours online, you're probably being oversensitive.

I have met some pretty arrogant Graal players but I can't fathom anyone making fun of someone else on Graal for having.. items. I do see people making fun of kill/death/spar ratings but it's never nearly as bad as the harassment people get over hours.

I played WoW with my friend for several months and I've only once seen someone make fun of another player for having an item. It was that huge PvP mount that takes ages to get. You can't assume Graalians will do the same (items are easy to get on Graal anyway) because of WoW.

"They'll harass people over something else anyway" isn't a valid reason not to do this.

"Oversensitivity" isn't a reason to excuse harassment.

Originally Posted by Demisis_P2P

Hey doesn't it suck how on WoW level 80 players repeatedly kill lower level players? They should take away level 80 and make 79 the max level, regardless of the fact that level 79 players would still persist in doing the exact same thing.

If WoW players don't want killed while leveling, they play a PvE server............................................ ......

[Demisis_P2P]

Originally Posted by FuManchu

If WoW players don't want killed while leveling, they play a PvE server............................................ ......

Does graal have servers where it's not possible to harrass people?

[Mark Sir Link]

Originally Posted by FuManchu

"They'll harass people over something else anyway" isn't a valid reason not to do this.

It's plenty valid reason, because if we start removing all sorts of multiplayer aspects from the game because some people feel like trolling over it, at what point do things stop getting removed? When it's a single player offline game?

Having people say things you may not necessarily like comes with the territory of human interaction, surprised it has taken as long as starting Graal for you to realize this.