A story of strength and resolve

fadetree · #1 01-23-2018, 05:30 PM

Someone who was all noble 'n stuff would have never gotten so involved in a 17 year old elf sim in the first place. They would have thought - 'really? nah.' and gone right on past. It's like people congratulate recovering alcoholics for being all brave and noble and stuff, when really they just finally stopped being a COMPLETE asshole for once in their lives.

Lhancelot · #2 01-23-2018, 05:36 PM

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Someone who was all noble 'n stuff would have never gotten so involved in a 17 year old elf sim in the first place. They would have thought - 'really? nah.' and gone right on past. It's like people congratulate recovering alcoholics for being all brave and noble and stuff, when really they just finally stopped being a COMPLETE asshole for once in their lives.

I don't think you can generalize people like that. I don't think he was trying to be noble at all. He had nothing to prove to me for sure.

He just shared his situation with me seeing I was the only one he felt some sort of connection to in the game (I guess) and he wanted to give back what I had given to him. that in itself shows he has some integrity in my eyes anyway.

This guy really seemed like a dude that recalled the game from childhood, decided to DL it and found it just as it was when he was a kid, and he was starting to fall deeper into it.

He became cognizant of that, and dumped all his gears off and plats, to never log in again. I believe him, and believe he will never log in again.

Mead · #3 01-23-2018, 08:07 PM

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Someone who was all noble 'n stuff would have never gotten so involved in a 17 year old elf sim in the first place. They would have thought - 'really? nah.' and gone right on past. It's like people congratulate recovering alcoholics for being all brave and noble and stuff, when really they just finally stopped being a COMPLETE asshole for once in their lives.

You seem like a very pleasant person. Probably really fun at parties

I enjoyed your story lhance. and we all know you're a softy

fadetree · #4 01-24-2018, 09:00 AM

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You seem like a very pleasant person. Probably really fun at parties

I am. Trust me, I know well of what I speak about.