thrashtilldeath666cub18_ESO wrote: »Funny, as in my six years of roleplay I've never seen people doing erotic roleplay in public, ever. And you, who allegedly run into only a handful of roleplayers, frequently run into the saucy stuff? Such a coincidence!
To me it sounds like you are grasping to save face after being called out for mudballing RPers, so now you bring out the 'I'm a psychologist, are you okay??' and 'but the children, what about the ERP!' cards for an easy crowd pleaser.
I mean sure, I bet some roleplayers do spicy scenes like that. But in public? No way. If you see that stuff.. those people are not roleplayers., No roleplayer I know condones public ERP. People heavily condemn stuff like that. Doing that out in the open is considered a taboo in pretty much every community, and rightly so. Like I said, it's almost like a convenient card you pull out, to ''''prove'''' that roleplayers are weird after all.
zergbase_ESO wrote: »Good chance the enforcement would be more annoying than the issue
Eh the lack of any enforcement in game is just sad. Fact you have community going into hiding because ZoS refuses to do much is sad. But that is their problem. Sad to see ambassador even bootlicking ZoS. But hey it is like amazon Ambassador job just make them look good even if they're bad..
Dusk_Coven wrote: »Dusk_Coven wrote: »
Here's an analogy for what you did: Someone was assaulted for being gay and goes to city council to complain about lack of law enforcement. So, to find out what the fuss is about, you go and assault a gay person. And you discover they were new to town -- as if this information is relevant.
You attempting to use an actual hate crime as analogy to someone throwing mudballs at you in a video game, is just ridiculous sir. Theres really nothing else I can say on that subject that wouldnt sound mean.
"A hate crime (also known as a bias-motivated crime or bias crime) is a prejudice-motivated crime which occurs when a perpetrator targets a victim because of their membership (or perceived membership) of a certain social group or race."
Since the mudballing in question was directed specifically at roleplayers (a social group), I think it's close enough.
Which is not to say griefing someone for hours is okay even if it's not motivated by their membership in any group. It's still griefing.
So if they arent more emotional (again not an insult) then why does this thread exist? I have seen 5+ angry RPer forum threads here in the last 3 days about normal players making them upset, yet zero normal player threads upset at RPers.
Honestly? Go into any complaint thread that exists here. They are all filled with "emotion". By this bar, either there ain't no "normal players" around, or RPers really have a broad amount of interest in this game.
Yeah, but most of them arent being posted in the wrong forum section (theres an RPer forum) and demanding ZOS ban people for using visual effects.
Back when we created our guild, we had "Light Roleplay" in the description. On our first RP event we were joined by a "hardcore" RP'er, who didn't even try to chime in, but instead started to insult our "manners" and not obeying the "proper RP etiquette". Another time I tried to join a group of RP'ers in the Riften tavern, but I was totally ignored at first, then one of them whispered to me with something like "stop bothering us, you noob". To be honest, I have never had even one positive RP encounter in ESO. Needless to say, I have removed the "RP" part from our intro.
RP'ers are spamming public chat with their emotes, shunning new players who want to learn how to RP, and accusing everybody of harassment while occupying quest zones. Tell me, who is harassing who here?
Lots of threads are posted in the wrong forum section. Do you think that every thread about the PTS LA changes are posted in the PTS forum? Or the even a combat forum? Every nerf thread is posted in the right forum section? Again, either we assume that there ain't no "normal players" around, or those RPers are really interested in a wide variety of subjects with this game.
I know that you are just having fun, here, but seriously, time to pick something new.