May 15th 2012, 1:02:09
"You DO know those "clean" players could just choose to join a "clean" alliance, right? They don't have to leave the game entirely just because LaF's TNW is looking like Wall Street in 1929. IMO, if players believe "it's our alliance or nothing at all", then those players themselves are part of the problem."
I disagree. the fact these players are loyal to their alliance is a credit. As someone who HAS played outside of his home alliance in the past, after run ins with leadership, nowhere else ever feels quite right, no matter how much fun it is (I love you guys in MD btw). I spent a couple of sets in MD after my run in with PDM heads (long in the past, and an over reaction on my behalf I suspect), before eventually going back to PDM, because it was home.
I'll admit, there's been occasions when I have flirted with the idea of playing in a different alliance sometime, just to get a feel for others out there, but at the end of the day, I suspect I'll always go back to PDM. when I have ahd to take time out from PDM (other than that one set) I've taken time off earth altogether.
Players who are loyal to their home aren't the problem.
Players who intentionally want to do the wrong thing are.
Yes, we at PDM chose to void our pact with LaF. However, we have NOT hit them, and have no intention (to my knowledge) of doing so. As far as we are concerned, in voiding our pact, we have made our point.
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