You do know you can be banned for that...i know its tempting but I dont
like seeing anyone do this..even if the person is a jerk...
At 07:41 PM 6/2/99 -0400, you wrote:
>From: Ben Brockmann <benj@...>
>
>I just recently made the move over from the Rallos Zek (pvp) server to
>the Innoruuk server (non-pvp) and let me tell you, that non-pvp is a lot
>LESS frustration and a lot more fun. However, there are some instances
>in non-pvp where I wish more than anything that I could just open up on
>some stupid fool who insists on being a jerk.
>
>Enter Naluvin, Dark Elf Necro in North Ro.
>
>Naluvin seems to find it funny to load up notorious good-race hater Dorn
>B'Dynn with weapons and then has his good friend train Dorn out so he
>causes mass havok and destruction against the good races in North Ro.
>Then he will NOT shut up about how cool he is for doing it in OOC.
>
>Time to get creative.
>
>I had noticed earlier that there was a sand giant lurking towards the
>zone to oasis and I thought to myself, "Gee, I have Selo's Accelerando
>and a Hand Drum, I can outrun a Sand Giant, can he?" Time to find out.
>Standing at max distance, I twisted the bard lull song (level 8 song,
>forget the name) which was (of course) resisted with Selo's and the
>chase was on. Using Selo's and my drum, I lead the SG right on top of
>Naluvin et Voila... no more witty Dark Elf comments in OOC.
>
>This is also useful for clearing out EXCESSIVE campers of the derv camps
>in NRO and other areas, especially those who get rather vocal when you
>ask if you can have a kill or two.
>
>I wouldn't recommend trying this unless you have a drum in hand, and if
>you want to try and turn the sand giant, make sure you give him a wide
>berth.
>
>Please understand, I am not a vindictive person in anyway and I do not
>take part in kill stealing or monster healing or things like that. I
>just found that this was the limit to my tolerance and something had to
>be done!
>
>Brendel, Innoruuk.
>
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