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HAVOC is a very antagonistic group that kills and doesn't revive anyone in the group and foregoes all respect to be the villain to provoke other players in being more active by example: making "heroes" out of bystanders and offering something more unique to the free-roam (which may or may not be an excuse to be a jerk, but who knows).
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The problem though is that Nitaz is extremely self-rightous and by the end of his post (specifically the final sentence) asserts that wanting his group to end means we're doing nothing to help promote Absolver... which is wrong.
But asides from that, aggressive players do shake up the game... Sadly I have bad experience with them. I had two friends quit because of aggressive players and my cousin nearly did it too but stuck around just to finish the campaign. We never even did Downfall.
I got one other person to buy the game though during the free weekend. Hopefully he has a better experience than the others I tried to get in.
You are too aggressive for a peacemaker, you would really like my place.
What can unite people stronger than a common enemy, answer me? It feels like you were hurt badly because of us. Sorry to humiliate you and not help you get up; Walking through the swamp was your mistake. Most likely, I did it, because who, if not the one who came up with the HAVOC laws, should comply with them?
You think very narrowly to understand our methods.
I will wait for those who are able to understand different points of view.
I never said I didn't want you guys to be around. I also don't think I ever met anyone from your group. If I did, I ignored them (or you) because they were fighting someone else... and also because I don't play this game as much as other people.
The only person here being narrow is you because you fail to see that I never gave a specific answer. You just assume I'm angry at players like you because I had a couple of bad experiences. What I'm actually angry about is how you assume that everyone who wants your group to end isn't doing anything to help Absolver because that's a lie. There are more ways than one to keep a game alive. That's why I was being aggressive. I'm not saying your way is wrong.
I understand why you made your group and I do like it... regardless of your other opinions. There's just something beautiful about a highly antagonistic group even if the reasons are bad because they still evoke the same things out of the community which you've already pointed out.
From my experience in the community, everyone is so worried about whether or not they're being too rude when using powers in fights and somewhat treat fighting people randomly in the campaign as taboo.. but if everyone were so kind, I think the game would be a little too uniform and kind of boring to run through.
I did not mean that those who do not support us are inactive and do not help the game. Most current players are inactive, including those who support us.
You see, I don’t know English at a good level and, it seems, was mistaken in making the sentence.
I wanted to say that the gaming community should take measures to rehabilitate it, and not rely on developers and other people in everything, because only together we are strong.
I apologize for my mistake.
Вообще только узнал про него. И 100 человек это 125% играющего населения сервера)
https://steamcommunity.com/groups/AbsolverHAVOC
Не хотел навязывать группу и превращать Обсуждение в рекламу.
У нас в группе и так уже 70 человек, если добьют до 100 участников, то не удалю её.
You say you "got rid" of something when a pest or other unwanted troublesome thing has been removed from your presence. The word "riddance" comes from the same root word, and "good riddance" is a form of "goodbye" which is intended to suggest that the person or thing it's being said about is unwanted.
Basically, it's a rude way to bid you farewell. I'm not sure I'd say it the same way, but at no point did I get the impression you were achieving the goals you espoused at the time OR the ones you're now claiming were your true goals all along.