Do you were these accomplishments on your jacket in public?Copperfield wrote: »Good evening. Most of you probably already know who I am, but if not, please allow me to introduce myself. My name is Sir Copperfield. I've been playing MMO's since 1995 and I'm here with a very important request/demand. Before I get to that, however, please take a look at my MMO resume.
1995-1999--Ultima Online: I was part of the fellowship that portaled into Lord British's castle to kill the great King. This of course earned me and my fellowship a lifetime ban from all future Ultima games, but boy was it worth it.
1998-2001--Everquest: I was the first player to aquire a full set of the enchanted Legendary Armor. I also ran the top guild on my server with over 700 active players.
1999-2004--Asheron's Call: I was the first level 126 on the PK server, Darktide. I was also the first level 126 on PVE server Wintersebb. I was known as the most feared PVPer in all of Dereth.
2003-2003--Anarchy Online: I played for 27 minutes before sending a strongly worded letter into Funcom, demanding that the running animation of the players be changed. I quit 48 hours later when my demands went unheard.
2004-2009--World of Warcraft: I was the Guild Leader of the Gnome hating Cult of Cult Copperfield. We refused to group or associate with gnomes in any fashion. I was the first level 60 across 12 different servers.
2009-2011--I quit gaming for a few years to find myself. I ended up getting married but divorced my wife in late 2011 before the Star Wars: Old Republic launch. I knew I couldn't find the time to fit both in my life. My gaming urges got the better of me.
2011-2014--Star Wars: The Old Republic: I was the first level 50 and 55 as well as the first Valor Level 100. I have the most achievements in the games brief history with over 27,000. I once played for 37 hours straight and was the server first to complete every new Operation on patch day.
Now that you've seen my credentials, it's time to get onto business.
This is a roleplaying game. We need to start acting like it. Since there are no roleplaying servers, we need to respect those that with to immerse themselves in Tamriel. Too often I find my immersion ruined by my fellow players cursing in the channel, trading, spamming for groups etc etc etc...
It's part of roleplayer code that I can't turn off the communications channel. You're in this world with me, I can't just "turn you off".
I'm not asking you to roleplay with me. I understand that we're all not roleplayers. What I'm asking for, is very simply, to please not ruin my immersion. There is no need to curse in the channel. There is no need to spam about a group when you can use the group finding tool.
Thank you my friends. This is a wonderful game and I look forward to immersing myself in the world of Tamriel with all of you!
-Sir Copperfield.
Copperfield wrote: »What's with all the hatred?
What suport?Copperfield wrote: »What's with all the hatred? I came here for support.
Dunno I don't roleplay but here are some logical suggestions:
- Turn off zone chat. You couldn't possibly hear all those people so far away anyways. This is ESO, there is no instant text messaging. Keep the say or yell channels on.
- Roleplay a reason why people are swearing or behaving the way they are.
Copperfield wrote: »
2009-2011--I quit gaming for a few years to find myself. I ended up getting married but divorced my wife in late 2011 before the Star Wars: Old Republic launch. I knew I couldn't find the time to fit both in my life. My gaming urges got the better of me.
-Sir Copperfield.
Copperfield wrote: »After reading my resume, my fellow players are more likely to abide by my zone chat demands.
Copperfield wrote: »I can't help but think some of you are jealous after reading my resume. I didn't post my resume for that purpose. I'm not the bad guy here folks...
I can count to potato.
WWJLHD?Hypertionb14_ESO wrote: »another topic that cant see past its own farts.
Copperfield wrote: »Again. This thread is not about my gaming resume, but about my fellow players acting crude in the communications channel.
And for those of you sending me private messages asking why I would leave my wife over a "video game", I have this to say to you...
Gaming is my life and I will not apologize for it. To me, gaming is the most important thing I have...
She knew what she was getting into when she married me. I always told her gaming would come first. Over her and the kids...
When she started getting on me to play less, I left her.
Copperfield wrote: »Next time, try making this point without worthless credentials. Your credentials had NOTHING to do with the point you hoped to make. I'm a RPer, but I just can't support this thread. You're taking something worthy of discussion, and perverting it with bad arguments and even worse phrasing.
After having been part of gaming communities as long as you have, you should know better.
My credentials have everything to do with this post. People won't take you seriously if you don't have the MMO cred to back you up. After reading my resume, my fellow players are more likely to abide by my zone chat demands.
And thank you Aeroch. Shattered Hand was a wonderful community.
stealthdf2b14_ESO wrote: »this is a joke isnt it? he cant be serious