🚀 go-pugleaf

On 19/07/2015 12:13 AM, Catriona R wrote:
>
> On Sat, 18 Jul 2015 13:32:39 +0200, "Peter T." <pinoc10@hotmail.cum>
> wrote:
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>> Den 18-07-2015 kl. 13:09 skrev | || ||| ||||| || |:
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>>>>> I doubt they were doing it for no reason
>>>>
>>>> Well.  There is no reason other than trolling.  You get beamed to
>>>> another realm with 38 other players and there is no rare.
>>>
>>> People don't usually do things for no reason, even insane people think
>>> what they do makes sense.
>>
>> They do it for no reason other than trolling.  Just like when someone
>> trolls /trade.  there is no reason and no point in their actions.
>>
>> Those raids are popular as the rares drops a mount and a medallion you
>> can sell on AH for 10-12k gold.  The drop rates are low though like
>> 5-10%.  But once a raid for one of those rares are listed in the Raid
>> Finder it gets filled up in 4-5 secs.  Those raids are perfect targets
>> for trolling for morons. :/
>
> Yep, some people take pleasure from annoying others, I'll never
> understand that mindset, but I often wish Blizz would take it into
> account a bit more: whenever they add a new feature, they need to ask
> themselves "How could this be used to grief people?".
>
> A real shame a few bad eggs ruins things for loads of people, but it's
> always been the way, and sometimes things are avoidable, stuff like
> quest NPCs and giant mounts, unwanted pvp flagging (took them WAY too
> long to make it so having pvp disabled truly meant having it disabled,
> at least that did finally get added). Troll groups in the group
> finder, well, probably something that wouldn't be so easy to avoid
> tbh, any user rating/voting system could be a ripe target for even
> more trolling!

Think not that you were trolled
Instead think that you just saved a kitten

   WOW, kittens all the way down :-)