May 2010 Highlights
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And again Erim sarcasm was not nessesary.
Tarn Wildheart
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I try to end it on good feelings by wishing everyone a good event, and I get this? I always find it odd when someone "doesn't care" about something so much that they write about it on a public forum.
But I say again - because it really seems to be hard for everyone to understand - it's not about how the game works. I don't like PvP, and apparently neither does Geoff, nor do a number of people who sent me private messages, but its presence in the game is not my gripe: I said, "Any player who gets his jollies by stepping all over sleepy lower-levels is not worth playing with - whether doing so is 'by the rules' or not." It is about the quality and actions of certain players.
In spite of their quality and actions, though, I did have a great deal of fun in May, thanks to the quality and actions of the VAST majority of the players and staff I interacted with - I'd like to point out once again that I put down a lot more "highlights" than "lowlights." One bad experience was not enough to ruin the event or the game for me. It was upsetting enough that I wanted my opinion of it out in the open, but not enough to make me leave.
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I do not think that there is anything wrong with Andy's strong dislike of PVP. While not everyone may feel as strongly about it and or at least be as verbal about it as he has, it is entirely natural for one to carry opinions similar to his.
I dont agree one bit, with the way some of these negative responses came out. Im sure they were just being defensive about a game they love, but nevertheless, they should not have been posted on my boards. People should be very careful to restrain themselves from bringing any rude or otherwise negative comments to others on these boards. If I was home during these posts, I probably would have removed them.
The right to player kill, exists at this game, despite my own personal and strong dislike of it. I have already posted my in depth stance on it here: www.knightrealms.com/policies-statements/273-pvp.html
Geoff is right that PVP is currently working as intended at Knight Realms, in that it is allowed, but player killing is discouraged through multiple means, in order to keep it as minimal as possible, although it does happen on occasion.
Im very sorry to anyone who has been negatively effected directly or indirectly during this debate over pvp. It is sometimes a heated topic, but we should always, always remain civil to each other and respect each others opinions and concerns. I apologize that this has not happened in this case.
- James C. Kimball Director, Knight Realms
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Merrin Tellinghast
Al Mone as Merrin Tellinghast. Al showed a different side of Merrin this event. His character stepped up at the trial and did a really good job defending someone he may have been at odds with, in the name of helping to move closer to a fair and just trial. In regards to the Malycite Simon he at first did not have any interest in redeeming; Merrin had a slow and gradual realization that such a thing was possible, no matter how unlikely. It was a lesson that helped him learn that if he could temper his military side just a little bit, he could work towards the single greatest feat for the force of good: which is rescuing a soul that has been captured by darkness and for a priest there is no greater victory. This weekend we saw more of Merrin's priestly side than the clerical side. His benediction at the feast was great, but his participation in the redemption ceremony and the sacred heart mass was even better! He did an especially great job when asked to tell the crowd about Simon and how he came to be redeemed that night. Awesome job Al! We'd also like to give a nod to Goose as Fim the Satyr. He is doing such a great job, it has been said "He really IS a satyr!" I'm sure we'll all be hearing more about him very soon...
Merrin Tellinghast
Al Mone as Merrin Tellinghast. Al showed a different side of Merrin this event. His character stepped up at the trial and did a really good job defending someone he may have been at odds with, in the name of helping to move closer to a fair and just trial. In regards to the Malycite Simon he at first did not have any interest in redeeming; Merrin had a slow and gradual realization that such a thing was possible, no matter how unlikely. It was a lesson that helped him learn that if he could temper his military side just a little bit, he could work towards the single greatest feat for the force of good: which is rescuing a soul that has been captured by darkness and for a priest there is no greater victory. This weekend we saw more of Merrin's priestly side than the clerical side. His benediction at the feast was great, but his participation in the redemption ceremony and the sacred heart mass was even better! He did an especially great job when asked to tell the crowd about Simon and how he came to be redeemed that night. Awesome job Al! We'd also like to give a nod to Goose as Fim the Satyr. He is doing such a great job, it has been said "He really IS a satyr!" I'm sure we'll all be hearing more about him very soon...

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