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#115, "How far is too far?"
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If it's part of a role to poke fun at someone, let's say an immortal who's the god of greed, how far can one push without really just pissing such an immortal off?
Let's say one has no desire to alienate the person behind the immortal, just to cause the immortal character a little consternation.
One might actually like a lot of the things such a hypothetical god has done for the game so it's not a personal attack, per se.
Feedback?
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Qaledus | Sat 08-Apr-06 03:29 PM |
Member since 09th May 2004
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#116, "RE: How far is too far?"
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>If it's part of a role to poke fun at someone, let's say an
>immortal who's the god of greed, how far can one push without
>really just pissing such an immortal off?
Pretty far. If you're not handing out maps to my shrine or
how to interact with certain things within it, give it a go.
Qaledus likes wordplay and knowledge, so he has some respect
for people who use both even if they push his buttons. When
feels like pushing back, he's personally non-violent initially
though he may hire out some vengeance to underlings.
>Let's say one has no desire to alienate the person behind the
>immortal, just to cause the immortal character a little
>consternation.
Half the guys *who worship me* do that. Don't sweat it.
>One might actually like a lot of the things such a
>hypothetical god has done for the game so it's not a personal
>attack, per se.
And I don't assume any attack on Qaledus (or the things he holds
dear) is an attack on the player.
That said, if you really get in Qal's face, he has no problem
slapping you around. 
Qaledus
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#118, "Hah!"
In response to Reply #1
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>>Let's say one has no desire to alienate the person behind
>the
>>immortal, just to cause the immortal character a little
>>consternation.
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>Half the guys *who worship me* do that. Don't sweat it.
See, e.g., me. 
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