Since this seems the be the thread to p*ss and moan alot I'll chime in too. I think people see some characters get amped up and amped up and we all ASSUME this is Twist or some immortals mortal character reaping benefits. Generally its not the case, but on the other hand there are those of us that are not that great a RP or PK, like me and a few others I know of with their last 75 characters or so that recieve nothing. No kind of guidance, no tiny IMMXP bumps, not even a verbal "Good job" or anything of the sort.

I think the reason people get so fired up is because we feel that certain people behind the minds of characters that know the ins and outs of milking the reward teet seem to garner all the attention, making it so theres no learning curve for others. I myself realize that you immortals put a staggering amount of time and effort into the things you do, snooping, area creation, RP contest and the whole deal. You look at most characters that arn't caballed or actively RPing simply because they don't know exactly whats wanted and don't want to waste their play time, then most imms probably go "Forget this guy" because of those facts. After getting no kind of attention after a time they end up getting angry at the world when some Fortman horde or Imperial gang of douche nozzles all bearing unique titles or unusual abilities come in to gang one character to the breaking point. Allowing the elitist to win again, then making life tougher for the less skilled/new players and making many lose interest in trying.

Just my point of view, which I'm sure nobody really cares about and completely disagrees. Although it might be something you should think about before handing out mass rewards to people and try to spread the creamy immortal goodness around.... EW! Not to say that those stellar characters shouldn't get rewarded, I just think that serial fort, imperial, battle, etc. players that get so massively rewarded on their last characters should have a bit of a tougher time achieving the same with their next. Perhaps forcing them away from their serial status to some other possibilities.

Yes, It is I, King of the run-on sentence and too many commas!.....

Okay, done

FLAME ON NOOBS!