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that was a classic marathon

despite what he will say that was 1v1 with 4 people following, I dismounted with a bola because otherwise all our ethie mounts would be exhausted.

funny thing was if he had actually stopped running and started fighting he would have done a lot better

I fighted Wildcat a few mins before this Screenshot 1 on 1, she ran away and suddently there was 3 more I-C member attacking me.
4 vs 1 so i ran.. thenm 2 started using bolas and when they got me Wildcat and 2 others were attacking me.
You really can't speak of a normal 1 vs 1here...

Wrong, you attacked me when I was fighting LeeT member that was with you, then I ran when he started to attack me, then got you in 1 vs 1 situation too, and you kept teleporting and running

Kronos wrote:I fighted Wildcat a few mins before this Screenshot 1 on 1, she ran away and suddently there was 3 more I-C member attacking me.
4 vs 1 so i ran.. thenm 2 started using bolas and when they got me Wildcat and 2 others were attacking me.
You really can't speak of a normal 1 vs 1here...

knew you would claim it was 4v1

we were just watching you and laughing, yep we bola'd you only because you wouldnt stay on the same screen as wild for more than one second

I attacked him until he got bolaed, then Slamer said i should leave them to it. So i did. Wildcat was the only one attacking you for the most part.

You also recalled away from fighting me, just because i had prot on

yeah i threw a bola as well, and told winder to leave it as 1v1


didnt expect the 1v1 to take in all the scenic tour of trin

no offence, but why would someone stick around when 3 other members of a guild are waiting there? What is going to happen if/when you redline the one that you are fighting? If you did manage to drop them what are the others going to do? Just stand there? I don't think so somehow!

You just said what they don't understand!

You mean like this Squall?

1vs1 turns into... 4 vs 1

if kronos had won i would of gated wild to chaos


i know that playing fair isnt in most people ideas any more

Squall wrote:no offence, but why would someone stick around when 3 other members of a guild are waiting there? What is going to happen if/when you redline the one that you are fighting? If you did manage to drop them what are the others going to do? Just stand there? I don't think so somehow!

This reminds me of a tale told to me by a guy I knew who was in one of the Oxford football firms. They wear a sort of uniform so people know they're up for a ruck. One time they were in Hull or some similar shithole - him and three mates - and about 15 Hull firm fans turned up in McDonalds while they were getting food before the game. The Hull fans asked them to step outside of guardzone promising an even numbers fight. They said that would be fine as long as the rest of them went off. The Hull fans refused this, saying their surplus numbers would stay around, but 'only watch'.

Needless to say, the Oxford guys refused to flag, and waiting in guardzone until the Hull fans got bored and went back to Tram to sell tamed beetles in front of WBB or whatever.

I just find it funny how uo sometimes corresponds so closely to real life, in terms of group behavioural mentalities. It seems like whether there is 5.1k virtual gold or a broken jaw and some cracked knuckles at stake, the rules are the same.

Sonez wrote:

Squall wrote:no offence, but why would someone stick around when 3 other members of a guild are waiting there? What is going to happen if/when you redline the one that you are fighting? If you did manage to drop them what are the others going to do? Just stand there? I don't think so somehow!

This reminds me of a tale told to me by a guy I knew who was in one of the Oxford football firms. They wear a sort of uniform so people know they're up for a ruck. One time they were in Hull or some similar shithole - him and three mates - and about 15 Hull firm fans turned up in McDonalds while they were getting food before the game. The Hull fans asked them to step outside of guardzone promising an even numbers fight. They said that would be fine as long as the rest of them went off. The Hull fans refused this, saying their surplus numbers would stay around, but 'only watch'.

Needless to say, the Oxford guys refused to flag, and waiting in guardzone until the Hull fans got bored and went back to Tram to sell tamed beetles in front of WBB or whatever.

I just find it funny how uo sometimes corresponds so closely to real life, in terms of group behavioural mentalities. It seems like whether there is 5.1k virtual gold or a broken jaw and some cracked knuckles at stake, the rules are the same.

I approve of this tale.
Many valuable lessons to be learnt.