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Title: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 02:24:24 am
Hello!

Skip this part if you don't care about introductions and structure.
Reading this will give you insights into my perspective about what a clan is. You will understand why I do not consider myself as a member of any clan, even though I just founded a bannergroup myself. It will tell you why I am using different banners. I will also explain what I consider the dark side about the current private banner slot system. Actually, it is not the system I disagree with, but it is how some people act within it.


Skip this part if you do not care about political correctness.
I do not want to force my opinion upon you, and I am not trying to convince you about anything. Using words like good, bad, better or worse, I do not indicate the truth, but only my personal and current opinion. My intention is not talking bad about anyone.


Start reading here if you are a relax-bear.
All I want to achieve is make you think about what you consider more important:
- Determining all your social contacts within cRPG yourself and freely, being with the people you like whereever you want whenever you want,
or
- picking one and only one group of people among which you probably like some and dislike others, but you avoid teamplay with different people from other groups you might like?


The current private banner slot system was made to prevent people you do not know from leeching your banner. However, what some people made out of it is a personal space you may only enter while you can verify that you do not belong to any other group at the same time. It seems to make sense in Strategus: Someone might spy upon you and tell the enemy about your tactics and weaknesses. However, whenever non-clanmembers are in your TS, it is common sense you do not talk about your secrets. This is why there is no relation between having access to multiple banners (not as a clan's full member, that is!) and spying.

People who gave me their banners and participate in Strategus know that I am Strategus neutral. I play Strat battles for cRPG, not cRPG for Strat.


Still, some groups disallow "multiclanning".

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You might be a nice guy and even contribute well for the mutual multiplicator, but you don't only play with us, but also with the enemies. You are not using our banner exclusively, which is violating a clan rule.


In my personal opinion, these people forgot that cRPG is a game. A game in which you can socialize, and banner-sharing helps a lot at getting to know people. And once you like them, you can do teamplay.

The following chat extract displays the different perspectives:
note: I modified some of the stuff I said to elaborate my point more clearly. It is not taken out of context and there are no contradictions about what I (my Steam nick, Melancholy) intended to say to Tore (clan leader Companions). Tore's messages are unmodified. If you are interested, see the raw material below (original chat log).

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Result (and the entertaining part):
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Original, non-modified chat log:
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Thanks for reading, that's all I wanted to say. Please think what you like, but think. Discuss if you feel like it.

Regards and good games,
Panuru


P.S.: If anyone is missing a conclusion, this could be one: After presenting myself on various TS-servers and writing PM's, I found that the majority of player groups turned out to be banner groups, not clans. On average, cRPG people want to socialize instead of isolate.

(Cheers again, Hetman, for not muting me when I was super-drunk in the voice chat with you, and for giving me banner access to GO, which started the whole thing ^_^ .)
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Miwiw on July 25, 2013, 02:37:03 am
Be a member of a clan, wear the clan's banner. Wear no other banner. You can still socialize with other people. If you can only socialize while having the same banner and getting x5 with those, you are obviously doing something wrong.

Want me to quote the HRE thread, Rico? Or no, I let Franke, Rogue or Fips decide if they want to share that fun.

No, Fips. Not needed.. just randomly said it. ^^
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 02:50:03 am
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Be a member of a clan, wear the clan's banner. Wear no other banner.

Boring, conservative, go-by-manual-perspective (just my opinion). I am enjoying this game more when I have diversity. Before my stage of inactivity, I used to be at Grey TS when HRE TS was empty, teamed up with Hetman on EU1, who was the only guy online at that time in TS, and exchanged opinions about the relation between public server games and Strategus. It works without x5.

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Want me to quote the HRE thread, Rico? Or no, I let Franke, Rogue or Fips decide if they want to share that fun.

Do so, if you wish.

This thread is not intended to be a potshot at old stories with HRE, it just contains some observations I want to share.

If you consider it necessary and want to turn it into a "look how bad everyone is"-discussion, feel free to do so.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Miwiw on July 25, 2013, 02:52:03 am
What if you choose a warband banner, one of those 30smthing which are not sold to clans? Do you get teamed up with ppl wearing it too or doesnt that work anymore? Cause that'd be alright for me, in a big grey accepted area.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Fips on July 25, 2013, 02:54:28 am
Here we go again...oh man, some people never learn.

If the answer to the question "Can i use your banner?" is "No." how about you just accept it and stop being such a fucking drama queen about it? Gosh.

Go ahead miwiw, i don't care. Although i doubt that anyone will ever read the walls of texts that he kind of pushed me to actually read. I could be Kanzler right now if i hadn't wasted all that time in April.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 03:00:36 am
It is harder to convince a whole group of people to leave the server and change the banner than just getting their banner yourself, even if it is an exclusive one.

I managed once, though.
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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 03:10:34 am
Here we go again...oh man, some people never learn.

If the answer to the question "Can i use your banner?" is "No." how about you just accept it and stop being such a fucking drama queen about it? Gosh.

Go ahead miwiw, i don't care. Although i doubt that anyone will ever read the walls of texts that he kind of pushed me to actually read. I could be Kanzler right now if i hadn't wasted all that time in April.

I accept you do not share my opinion about this, but I don't see the need to reduce me on a drama queen. This is not about HRE, Companions, or anything like that in particular. It's about the psychology and sociology of an online game, about trends, and ethics. I consider the events between me and HRE finished, and I am not refering to them in a resentful way. For me, it's interesting to discuss about this in a scientific way, it's not about personal stuff or some old stories.

If you want to keep discussing, please abstract from single events to what might be the general case. Else, work on becoming Kanzler and don't let me distract you anymore.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Fips on July 25, 2013, 03:20:59 am
I accept you do not share my opinion about this, but I don't see the need to reduce me on a drama queen. This is not about HRE, Companions, or anything like that in particular. It's about the psychology and sociology of an online game, about trends, and ethics. I consider the events between me and HRE finished, and I am not refering to them in a resentful way. For me, it's interesting to discuss about this in a scientific way, it's not about personal stuff or some old stories.

If you want to keep discussing, please abstract from single events to what might be the general case. Else, work on becoming Kanzler and don't let me distract you anymore.

Take some fucking university classes if you want to talk about that shit in a "scientific" way. This is the cRPG General Discussion where paint-pictures, gifs and QQ rule.



"I accept you do not share my opinion about this"
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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Winterly on July 25, 2013, 03:26:49 am
Aren't you the one limiting yourself on this issue? What's stopping you from visiting other's TS and working as a team when you're on the same team? A banner is not be all end all. Sure you might end up balanced on the other team, but you'll also be balanced with OTHER people. All in all, I don't see your point other than wanting access to banners so potential team stacking is possible. Please elaborate, thanks.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Tore on July 25, 2013, 03:34:25 am
Aren't you the one limiting yourself on this issue? What's stopping you from visiting other's TS and working as a team when you're on the same team? A banner is not be all end all. Sure you might end up balanced on the other team, but you'll also be balanced with OTHER people. All in all, I don't see your point other than wanting access to banners so potential team stacking is possible. Please elaborate, thanks.

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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 03:34:34 am
@Fips: As it seems to be impossible for you to exclude personal aversions from this discussion, please find something else to spend your time with. This is my thread, and it is not about who of us has the nicer gifs and images. I do not want to argue on a personal layer. The winner of this will not be the one embarrassing the other in a cooler way, but the one who learned something new. In summary, this is a university-like discussion. You may skip it if you like.

I would appreciate to hear a perspective of someone who is rather new to cRPG and not routine-blinded. Are clans supposed to be groups of reallife and/or ingame friends having fun together and playing a game the way each individual likes to, or do you consider a clan a serious organization, meant to stand there in pride and unified under a mutual goal like performing the best at Strategus?
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 03:39:56 am
Aren't you the one limiting yourself on this issue? What's stopping you from visiting other's TS and working as a team when you're on the same team? A banner is not be all end all. Sure you might end up balanced on the other team, but you'll also be balanced with OTHER people. All in all, I don't see your point other than wanting access to banners so potential team stacking is possible. Please elaborate, thanks.

I'd have to change the teamspeak server when I am not in the right team to apply teamwork. If we added a server with a public TS and an automatic switching mechanism according to the autobalance, so that I would always be able to talk to the people I get switched to, be sure I'd spend my cRPG time there.

Alternatively, I could take a break from teamwork when I am in the enemy team and wait to get swapped back. But this destroyes the atmosphere the way I experienced it.

Edit: Good night guys, I am going to sleep. Looking forward to your thoughts I will read tomorrow!
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Blueberry Muffin on July 25, 2013, 05:03:00 am
I think someone wants to transfer their irl commitment issues into a game..
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Tibe on July 25, 2013, 05:36:28 am
Jesus! That was a fuckton of textwalling and fancy words for something so simple and unimportant like bannerusing.

Sorry to disappoint you but generally people have banners just for the lolz of it. Or to get in the better team, not cause its some personal space for social private clubs.

No offence man, but this thread is stupid. This stuff is way more simpler then you make of it.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Shemaforash on July 25, 2013, 05:40:13 am
play game with people you enjoy playing with, end thread
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: kowcioo on July 25, 2013, 07:39:51 am
Wow dude, since you actually got me into HRE and you were quite a nice guy, I was even defending you, when all clan went mad about you. But now i finally understand. You're like an emo, you cannot accept the world and everything is bad and you want to change it but you don't get that it is right so you QQ and cut your veins. Well, for me you should get a girlfriend or actually some friends and go out with them for a beer, that would be pretty much socialazing, wouldn't it?

What I've learned today:
You're fucked up dude. really.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: no_rules_just_play on July 25, 2013, 08:11:15 am
imactuallymulticlanning#swag#checkyourprivilege#oohyeah
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Gnjus on July 25, 2013, 08:16:49 am
HRE drama that doesn't involve dedicated hunting of potential rule-breakers (read=pepeing) and abuse of admin powers , now that's something new and refreshing.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: WITCHCRAFT on July 25, 2013, 08:29:38 am
I have alts in several clans. If people from clan X are in the server, I will hop on my main and join my clan's TS. If people from clan Y are on the server I will play on my alt that is in clan Y and join their TS.

If you fight as a mercenary in enough strat battles, you will meet friendly players from plenty of clans. This will get your foot in the door. Just ask your new acquaintance "hey I like rolling the server/formation fighting/silly matching RP outfits/goofing off with you and your clanmates, can my alt fight under your banner?"

There's no reason to exclude all other players once you join a clan. Strat fights are the easy way in to friendship among other clans. You can also just join their teamspeak and strike up a conversation, but it seems like a lot of people think "a spy! he's up to no good!" if they don't know you well.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Teeth on July 25, 2013, 10:05:43 am
Haha, that is the biggest load of crap I have ever read. What you just wasted about 80 lines of chat about, is not an issue for anyone but you. Poor Tore.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Ninja_Khorin on July 25, 2013, 10:06:03 am
On the whole I agree with the whole "oh no spies" line of thought, but I'm fine with people who don't agree. Ninjas always discussed strat in locked TS channels, or when we're sure no one else is around or in our forums. And we allow anyone who wants to use our banner to use it. Only Ninja mains are allowed to the forums. Only Ninja mains were allowed to hear strat stuff, unless we really trusted the person, which might also happen. Strat's not that serious, anyway.

This way we get more people to hang out with, which I enjoy. We also allow non-ninjas to use our banner if they want, but they aren't allowed to use our tag and banner unless they wear the appropriate gear.

But you've blown this out of proportion dude. Clans are allowed to restrict its members any way they want, and the members are allowed to leave if they don't like it.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: [ptx] on July 25, 2013, 10:17:55 am
Choose a CLAN that you want to be a part of, join it with your main, use their banner and tag. Join any other groups with alts as supporters, just so you can wear their banner and hang out... isn't that how it works already? I fail to see the /wrists problem...

Also, yay PG gets mentioned - though you pegged it wrong, it's just a group for using a banner, for the sake of vanity (mostly my own), not a group of people playing together.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Strudog on July 25, 2013, 10:40:02 am
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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Umbra on July 25, 2013, 10:58:51 am
Banner balance very very bad!

I love banner balance,

but is very difficult game, and hit hard
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Fips on July 25, 2013, 11:31:52 am
@Fips: As it seems to be impossible for you to exclude personal aversions from this discussion, please find something else to spend your time with. This is my thread, and it is not about who of us has the nicer gifs and images. I do not want to argue on a personal layer. The winner of this will not be the one embarrassing the other in a cooler way, but the one who learned something new. In summary, this is a university-like discussion. You may skip it if you like.

I would appreciate to hear a perspective of someone who is rather new to cRPG and not routine-blinded. Are clans supposed to be groups of reallife and/or ingame friends having fun together and playing a game the way each individual likes to, or do you consider a clan a serious organization, meant to stand there in pride and unified under a mutual goal like performing the best at Strategus?

You can throw as much fancy words and civility in your posts as you want to, it will definitely not help that stupid argument you are trying to push towards people who couldn't care less about it. You're trying to make a mountain out of molehills here and it's even more ridiculous how you are doing it.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Prpavi on July 25, 2013, 11:35:43 am
You HRE all bastards!! 

And Banner stackers!!!

It's OP!

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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Miwiw on July 25, 2013, 12:55:47 pm
There's no reason to exclude all other players once you join a clan. Strat fights are the easy way in to friendship among other clans. You can also just join their teamspeak and strike up a conversation, but it seems like a lot of people think "a spy! he's up to no good!" if they don't know you well.

I believe anyone can join HRE server (maybe they need a certain user group to join most channels though). It doesn't matter if they may spy for Strat, as Strat stuff gets discussed on forums and in locked TS channels as Khorin said. Maybe easy stuff like "can you go there" may be said once or twice.
It was the same on Nordmen TS. However on Nordmen TS channels were invisible for new people, once they got a usergroup they could move. But we never discussed any important stuff for strat in public channels unless everyone there was part of the Strat faction or allied. ;)

I guess most clans allow other people to join them on TS. But you don't really need the same banner to play together.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: RandomDude on July 25, 2013, 01:06:58 pm
I can actually see and agree with everyone's point of view, if that's not contradictory in itself.

If Im running a clan I want my guys to be loyal to this one clan, and put all their effort into it. They carry the banner, and when the team wins because of the clan, the clan gains prestige.

Now the idea of other players wearing the banner to fight in crpg battles without being members is also fine with me - it's just the same as me hiring them for a strat battle isnt it?

To be honest, the idea of playing with greys/drz etc actually appeals to me because I never get to play with them - not to say that I dont want to play with fallen/hre/templar etc, just that Ive never ever fought as a team with anyone from the Union ever.

If I considered someone a member of the clan Id want them to put the clan first when it comes to playing in crpg or strat - one reason is that if members just play with whoever whenever they want, the clan will definitely dissolve.

While im playing c-rpg casually, and not often, I wouldnt mind jumping in other peoples ts - i used to do that anyway if no clan members were online, but I wouldnt always be on the right team which is the only reason id want to use their banner.

I wouldnt see myself playing in other clans ts every night if I was in a clan myself though, Id want to be in my own clans ts for whenever someone else from the clan is playing.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: dreadnok on July 25, 2013, 01:14:35 pm
Since the addition of the armory I can see it offensive to some using there looms and not showing proper respect.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Tomas on July 25, 2013, 01:29:56 pm
As with most things this is about moderation.

Being a member of one clan and playing with 1-3 other clans occasionally is just not a big deal and I doubt anybody will care.

Being a member of one clan but then keeping alts in 10+ other clans so you can banner hop on a regular basis, effectively means you are not in the one clan anymore and so it crosses the line.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: RandomDude on July 25, 2013, 01:33:55 pm
As with most things this is about moderation.

Being a member of one clan and playing with 1-3 other clans occasionally is just not a big deal and I doubt anybody will care.

Being a member of one clan but then keeping alts in 10+ other clans so you can banner hop on a regular basis, effectively means you are not in the one clan anymore and so it crosses the line.

The OP isnt a member of any clan though so does it matter now if he has 10-20 alts/banners?
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Miwiw on July 25, 2013, 01:36:56 pm
Guess why he isn't a member of a clan anymore.  :rolleyes:
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: RandomDude on July 25, 2013, 01:40:11 pm
Guess why he isn't a member of a clan anymore.  :rolleyes:

Was he ever a member of a clan in his own eyes?
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Miwiw on July 25, 2013, 01:41:26 pm
Does that even matter? He joined HRE as any other member, so he obviously was a member.

But who cares...
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: zottlmarsch on July 25, 2013, 01:49:36 pm
ADD LEDERHOSEN!
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: witchhunter on July 25, 2013, 02:05:40 pm
maybe you should read what a clan is:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clan
i know that a clan in terms of online gaming is not the same, but it basically derives exactly from that.
also you should read up on banners.

in short it is about representation, not socializing. therefor banner- or clanhopping is not about representing but just leeching. some people allow it, others dont.
by representing a clan you advertise whatever that clan stands for/achieved and earn further prestige according to the clans general agenda. in most games this is a two sided thing where you are basically just accepted for one side because they see each other as mutually exclusive. in crpg/warband you dont have just 2 sides, but still some factions that exclude each other.

considering that this game is about teamplay, it is not important which clan/banner/faction you are in. reminds me of that merc who tried to command the public mob on eu_1 years ago, sometimes successfully. and there are others nowadays who can rely on people following them just because they are recognized in battle. (representation!)

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For me, it's interesting to discuss about this in a scientific way
a forum full of trolls is the worst place to go for that. talk to social workers or something similar.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: RandomDude on July 25, 2013, 02:06:26 pm
Does that even matter? He joined HRE as any other member, so he obviously was a member.

But who cares...

You can't just look at it from one point of view. Something that you think is small can be a big thing to someone else. Your black is his white etc etc.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: witchhunter on July 25, 2013, 02:15:46 pm
everyone who wears our banner agreed to our terms. basically that means you either have applied as a member of our clan or you are a fallen member who is using our banner for teamplay reasons (aka bannerstacking).
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Strudog on July 25, 2013, 02:39:29 pm
You've gotta love Clan drama that is brought onto the forums
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Umbra on July 25, 2013, 02:45:53 pm
ADD LEDERHOSEN!

This is now a lederhosen support thread.

ADD LEDERHOSEN!!!
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Lennu on July 25, 2013, 02:52:27 pm
Clan membership also means dedication for the clan. If you spend most of your time jumping from on teamspeak to another, you've clearly misunderstood something.
If you're not part of any clan, you have no responsibility. No one will get upset/jealous. But if you're hopping from teamspeak to another too much, people wont get to know you, and you wont get to know others. There is just too many players and too little time, or well there is time but you won't get to play with same people often enough for them to remember you :P If you "force them" to get to you know you = you talk all the time , they will get annoyed because they probably won't give a shit about you, instead they want to focus on dodging arrows on EU_1 or leveling up their own archer alt.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Blueberry Muffin on July 25, 2013, 05:23:05 pm
Clan membership also means dedication for the clan. If you spend most of your time jumping from on teamspeak to another, you've clearly misunderstood something.

+1

Loyalty means something, even in an online game.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 10:10:31 pm
Since the addition of the armory I can see it offensive to some using there looms and not showing proper respect.

You can't take whatever items you want from armories without asking the supervisors. Additionally, as soon as you leave one ladder to join another, all items you had from the armory are gone.

Effectively, I only play with my main, so the armory is not relevant - there are no alt characters ingame.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 10:13:41 pm
Was he ever a member of a clan in his own eyes?

I used to be, but some groups are too serious about Strategus, clan rules and playing exclusively with them. Once you know everyone and want to meet more people ingame, being in a clan becomes an obstacle.

This is why I now distinguish between own definitions of clans and banner groups, and I only join the latters.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 25, 2013, 10:18:17 pm
But now i finally understand. You're like an emo, you cannot accept the world and everything is bad and you want to change it but you don't get that it is right so you QQ and cut your veins.

I am just trying to live life the way I like, and I am currently finding out restrains to know how people think and how far you can go. It's better doing this in an online game than with people you acutally know.

I don't understand why some people think it can be only one clan, football club, religion, profession, girlfriend, personality, and so on. But I am either trying to accept it, or to work around it.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Falka on July 25, 2013, 10:31:49 pm
I don't understand why some people think it can be only one girlfriend

You're right my dear, one girlfriend? Pff, only weaklings only one woman, I need at least 3 at the same time :P
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Miwiw on July 25, 2013, 10:36:50 pm
Sadly most girls dont get it...   :|
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Swaggart on July 25, 2013, 10:48:28 pm
I don't understand why some people think it can be only one clan, football club, religion, profession, girlfriend, personality, and so on. But I am either trying to accept it, or to work around it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loyalty (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loyalty)
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Kafein on July 25, 2013, 10:57:12 pm
With that kind of signature, the only clan Rico will forever be part of is my bitches.

I still love you, Rico
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Kafein on July 25, 2013, 10:57:58 pm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loyalty (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loyalty)

Now explain why loyalty it is inherently good no matter what you happen to be loyal to. Tip : it isn't.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Prpavi on July 25, 2013, 10:58:13 pm
hmm, all jokes aside this is quite a big topic and don't believe we can have a really constructive or for that matter propper discussion over the forums.

as for loyalty (as you call it) I'll quote myslef, my toughts, Loyalty is again like everything in life subjective and self determined. Some people are loyal to their family only, some to their state, some even for the Royal families which rule them. this is my view:


Don't really get natinalism tbh. I do also care for my home, neighborhood and my hometown but couldn't give less crap about my country or any country for that matter. I always tought countries were too big of a community to have any kind of real not fabricaed cohesion. religion, race all that is brought froward in wars to make a sense of false unity. Let's fight for imaginary lines on the ground because over that imaginary line stands a couuntry with people very similar to ours yet they suck and should be killed, conquered instead befrended. So yes I do care about the community I have real contacts with and I would protect it and work on making it better but tbh I get allong better with different people of different religins and races from all over the world that share some openminded similar views about life in general than I get allong with half of my biggot racist bible thomping countrymen.

Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Swaggart on July 25, 2013, 11:16:19 pm
Whoa. You're both reading way too much into this whole loyalty business, fuck all to do with politics.

All I meant with loyalty was showing appreciation for the people that let you into their clan, after you asked them to join. No need to look any deeper into it than that.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Prpavi on July 25, 2013, 11:47:29 pm
Whoa. You're both reading way too much into this whole loyalty business, fuck all to do with politics.

All I meant with loyalty was showing appreciation for the people that let you into their clan, after you asked them to join. No need to look any deeper into it than that.

Don't get me wrong, I don't consider online clan loyalty nowhere near the real life issues, but the OP is clearly trying to pick the brains of the community about those stuff, but the problem is he said he wants to do it first in this online arena instead of real life but does not understand that he will not get the real picture and true answers since this is an online community and allot of people just like to roleplay, troll and have fun (myself included) but I remembered i wrote this once and pasted so he would get atleast some insight in how people feel about this certain topic.

People that equal real life and cRPG/strat or any online game for that matter will only be left with butthurt in lack of a better word, after years of online gaming and communities I just recently (couple of years ago) realised the more you have fun and don't take stuff seriously the better for you and that is what i suggest to the OP. leave the academic stuff to the academy. sure it's fun to observe peoples behaviour in this world but is nowhere near an accurate picture, just like Big Brother, it was a interesting social experiment but the end picture is unreal and distorted.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Rico on July 26, 2013, 12:13:48 am
With that kind of signature, the only clan Rico will forever be part of is my bitches.

I tried to switch my name back to KafeinsBitch three times, but some admin rejected the namechange. Whatever admin this was, you owe me 3k and a namechange!
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Teeth on July 26, 2013, 12:14:09 am
I don't understand why some people think it can be only one clan, football club, religion, profession, girlfriend, personality, and so on. But I am either trying to accept it, or to work around it.
Because:
- Being in a clan means playing the game with clanmates, not exclusively, but mostly
- Because supporting a football club means you want them to win, when you support multiple and they play eachother, problem.
- Because most religions are fairly clear about their god or religion being the one and only true one.
- Because two professions is a lot of hard work.
- Because the human psyche, especially the female psyche, is geared towards monogamy..
- Get some medication, you fucking whackjob.

Glad I could help. Stop being an alternative thought try hard, you're looking much more pretentious and silly then you are looking smart.

Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Kafein on July 26, 2013, 12:26:54 am
Whoa. You're both reading way too much into this whole loyalty business, fuck all to do with politics.

All I meant with loyalty was showing appreciation for the people that let you into their clan, after you asked them to join. No need to look any deeper into it than that.

I would rather call that decency. Or empathy. Whatever.

I tried to switch my name back to KafeinsBitch three times, but some admin rejected the namechange. Whatever admin this was, you owe me 3k and a namechange!

They don't seem to get that's a clan tag.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Riddaren on July 26, 2013, 10:24:05 am
I am just trying to live life the way I like, and I am currently finding out restrains to know how people think and how far you can go. It's better doing this in an online game than with people you acutally know.

I don't understand why some people think it can be only one clan, football club, religion, profession, girlfriend, personality, and so on. But I am either trying to accept it, or to work around it.

People don't behave the same in an online game as IRL. Did you really think that? :rolleyes:

It doesn't matter how you behave in an online game. There is nothing to win or lose but virtual things of no value.
People are anonymous and often behave very differently from real life, which is one of the things that makes gaming fun. To get away from real life...
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Herkkutatti666 on July 26, 2013, 10:37:28 am
Anime char as avatar, has lack of social skills, writes long and useless text, you don't happen to have
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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Riddaren on July 27, 2013, 12:24:49 pm
Berserkadin, why do you minus all my posts?
Some admin, just ban this guy.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Herkkutatti666 on July 27, 2013, 12:29:22 pm
Berserkadin, why do you minus all my posts?
Some admin, just ban this guy.
No free opinions anymore?
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Riddaren on July 27, 2013, 12:40:35 pm
No free opinions anymore?

It's not about opinions. You should know as you are one of those who frequantly minus my posts.
You have something personal against me and so have Berserkadin. Why?
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Herkkutatti666 on July 27, 2013, 12:42:08 pm
It's not about opinions. You should know as you are one of those who frequantly minus my posts.
You have something personal against me and so have Berserkadin. Why?
Am i?? what is it then if not opinion? You are free to minus my posts if you want, everyone is.

I would not care enough to ask someone to be banned for giving minus on forum  :lol:
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Elmuri on July 27, 2013, 12:44:39 pm
Afaik if someone minuses you often enough, it doesn't have any effect on your infamy. Minus him back if that's so important.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Riddaren on July 27, 2013, 12:45:11 pm
Am i?? what is it then if not opinion?

If not, then go through all my posts and remove your minuses or face my wrath for eternity.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: SirCymro_Crusader on July 27, 2013, 12:58:50 pm
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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Riddaren on July 27, 2013, 01:07:51 pm
Why do you care so much for a +/-1? It means so little, there's no need to cry like a baby because someone -1 you

It's not about the minuses. It's about a retarded kid with a shitty job which he is somewhat proud of showing his hate towards me by minusing my posts instead of replying to my posts.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Herkkutatti666 on July 27, 2013, 01:09:31 pm
It's not about the minuses. It's about a retarded kid showing his hate towards me by minusing my posts instead of replying to my posts.
only reason people (me) minus you (and other dudes who rage) is to see how stupid it is to get mad about the minus  :lol:
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Prpavi on July 27, 2013, 01:09:36 pm
It's not about the minuses. It's about a retarded kid showing his hate towards me by minusing my posts instead of replying to my posts.

TBH what you wrote in this topic and the way you behave here
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makes you come off as a retarded kid.

Here you can have another - from me.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Miwiw on July 27, 2013, 01:09:56 pm
- means I disagree with you. Here, have a - :)
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: SirCymro_Crusader on July 27, 2013, 01:14:28 pm
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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Herkkutatti666 on July 27, 2013, 01:15:48 pm
It's a number, on the internet, who gives a fuck!?
Internet may be The real life for someone
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: SirCymro_Crusader on July 27, 2013, 01:16:20 pm
Internet may be The real life for someone

Internet is a Lie
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Christo on July 27, 2013, 01:19:59 pm
Riddaren calm the F down man.

As much as I like drama, and you make decent drama, you ridicule yourself in front of everybody.

keep it up
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Riddaren on July 27, 2013, 01:21:20 pm
Riddaren calm the F down man.

As much as I like drama, and you make decent drama, you ridicule yourself in front of everybody.

I don't care. I'll rage quit right now.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Christo on July 27, 2013, 01:24:55 pm
I don't care. I'll rage quit right now.

Erm.. okay?
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Prpavi on July 27, 2013, 01:26:55 pm
Erm.. okay?

You were supposed to ask him not to leave and tell him that everything will be okay!

You douche.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Osiris on July 27, 2013, 01:34:50 pm
he quit the game forever already when he retired at lvl 35 :D lasted about 2 days i dont see a Rage quit over a - lasting any longer
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Jack1 on July 27, 2013, 02:22:46 pm
I only bothered reading the first two pages but.... I personally think that you should only be able to have your characters in one clan. the whole point of the banner slot system is so that you can be on the same team as your bros. it don't belive it was "oh they have a X5 so i'll roll with them"

the fact that your also getting butthurt about another team not wanting you on their banner sounds pretty lame. if a clan does not want you on their banner it may be because they have a great teamstack and you well........ suck. who wants a rotten egg in their omelet?
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Casimir on July 27, 2013, 02:26:10 pm
It's absolutely 100% up to the banner owners whether they allow supporters to join or not.  I'm more than happy to use our banner without being in the clan, however I don't see the appeal.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: SirCymro_Crusader on July 27, 2013, 02:36:41 pm
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Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Tibe on July 27, 2013, 06:26:10 pm
I kinda like Tore's responses in the chat. He is just going with it. Its hilarious as fuck. Like teeth said, the other guy is trying so hard to look smart that he looks utterly silly.

Also this bannerstuff is the most pointless and irrelevant thing you could ever even complain or discuss about. Which is why I sorta belive it was the OP trying to make himself look sophisticated and smart thread, which backfired entirely. I mean seriuslly! I just freaking cant belive someone would would be this nervous over freaking banners. What the fuck man? Make nerf 2h or archers threads like the rest of us, you wierdo.
Title: Re: Perspective on mutliclanning
Post by: Prpavi on July 27, 2013, 06:30:36 pm
:lol:

I think i made Riddaren mad, he's gone and - my posts from the last 2 weeks onward, oh i love it when i make people rage :D

Ye same here m8  :mrgreen: