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QUOTE(dokimos0rg @ Feb 17 2006, 08:52 AM)
UFF values should be discussed in a seperate topic, not to distract from other topics. But as it is that I am in the role of visionary leader of the UFF Movement, I will reply to these refutations to our UFF cause.
The whole concept of clans exclusively for pking by exclusive levels is degenerative.
But if this is what they like to do, be a society unto themselves and cast insults on others who aren't up to snuff with their requirements, then they will continue to receive our response to expose them for what they really are.
"Cool" is NOT cool when cool is exclusive. That is what the use of the old word "gay" described in regard to social events, a move of exclusion.
We did not start the United Freedom Fighters Movement without expecting that we were going to get criticism for it. But it makes no difference anyway that we are criticised for it as we will be looked down on in any case. However, through United Freedom Fighters we have a united stance.
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If clans don't like being called "gay" then they should have thought twice about thinking themselves as so cool to cut down those whom they deem below them on account of matters such as mere combat level.
Combat level does matter, but it does not define the character of the player, and is not good ground of itself to degrade another player. This is the biggest complaint that has been laid against Runescape.
Now the tables are turned. I do not pity the social elite of Runescape if they don't like it. They should never have taken such attitudes toward others if they didn't have the stomach to receive of the same.
We didn't start the fire. It should be noted that this indeed is a politically hot topic in Runescape. Granted, the Runescape Aristocrats would stand to lose their lofty reputation if our message were to become popular. But it is already too late for them, though. Already they have gained growing disrespect for their snobbery and it will continue to gain momentum.
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Now, if discussion is desired to be posted in refute to the stance of the UFF Movement, I would like to ask that this be done in a seperate topic and in a respectful manner to the conventions of SeeD Forum.
The whole concept of clans exclusively for pking by exclusive levels is degenerative.
But if this is what they like to do, be a society unto themselves and cast insults on others who aren't up to snuff with their requirements, then they will continue to receive our response to expose them for what they really are.
"Cool" is NOT cool when cool is exclusive. That is what the use of the old word "gay" described in regard to social events, a move of exclusion.
We did not start the United Freedom Fighters Movement without expecting that we were going to get criticism for it. But it makes no difference anyway that we are criticised for it as we will be looked down on in any case. However, through United Freedom Fighters we have a united stance.
* * *
If clans don't like being called "gay" then they should have thought twice about thinking themselves as so cool to cut down those whom they deem below them on account of matters such as mere combat level.
Combat level does matter, but it does not define the character of the player, and is not good ground of itself to degrade another player. This is the biggest complaint that has been laid against Runescape.
Now the tables are turned. I do not pity the social elite of Runescape if they don't like it. They should never have taken such attitudes toward others if they didn't have the stomach to receive of the same.
We didn't start the fire. It should be noted that this indeed is a politically hot topic in Runescape. Granted, the Runescape Aristocrats would stand to lose their lofty reputation if our message were to become popular. But it is already too late for them, though. Already they have gained growing disrespect for their snobbery and it will continue to gain momentum.
* * *
Now, if discussion is desired to be posted in refute to the stance of the UFF Movement, I would like to ask that this be done in a seperate topic and in a respectful manner to the conventions of SeeD Forum.
i made the topic for ya so here.
calling them gay clubs isn't insulting... it just makes you look like an idoit. sorry but i gotta warn you about that.
theyre is a reason clans want levels or ranks (im not just talking about rs here).
they want players equal to their skill to associate with.
just like how people in school associate with people similar to themselves.
not all high levels are snobs... sadly in rpg's such as runescape (f2p and playable in dialup) lots of little kids get into it. and the sad thing is they think "whoa this is neat i can cuss people out and not get the crap kicked outta me" so they go around being d***s and give everybody a bad rep.
The situation is the same on xboxlive. ive personally got to the point that if i hear a little kid i instantly mute them. dont get me wrong ive seen little kids that were cool to play with, but eventually after 2 mic's that have broken speakers from screaming 9yrolds... you get fed up.
(i realize little kids and high lv mmorpg players arent the same but they both have horrible reps)
i would type more.... but no.
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Posted 17 February 2006 - 11:53 PM
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Yes. That's it. Anyways, back to the point. No offence, but that one really made you look like an idiot 
The reason why? Well, for example, I played Runescape for only about a year. During that time, the only clan I ever joined was SeeD. I applied for one other, called the 'Red Capes', who only admitted level 50+s. At the time, I was... I think... Level 45. Anyways, I sent in a registration form anyways, and within an hour I got an email back telling me that, sorry, but I was not accepted due to my low level. This planted within me a certain form of prejudice against level requirement clans. 
