If I've learned anything from any game that allows for thievery/raiding/griefing/ganking/PvP looting, they don't care if you live in luxury and play games all day or work 16 hour shifts to pay for your cancer-ridden mother and 3 legged blind dog:
If they want stuff, they're taking your stuff.
And even if this sign worked for 99 people, the 100th one wouldn't care and still raid, and all it takes is 1 person to destroy everything you've worked for.
I dislike pretty much any game where things can happen to my stuff while I'm not actively playing.
That's too much like real life.
I play games to get away from real life.
Edit: Animal Crossing is the exception. But it's not like you lost items or even effort/time spent playing. Just a lot of weeds have grown. Or if you haven't played in a really long while, the townspeople think you died or something and missed you.
Noslen11 on December 19th, 2018 at 17:25 UTC »
Reminds me of playing OGame way back in the day.
You literally were baby sitting your account or worrying about your save and getting back to check on your account. There was no inbetween.
Edit: thanks for the gold kind stranger! Respect!
Klepto666 on December 19th, 2018 at 19:21 UTC »
If I've learned anything from any game that allows for thievery/raiding/griefing/ganking/PvP looting, they don't care if you live in luxury and play games all day or work 16 hour shifts to pay for your cancer-ridden mother and 3 legged blind dog:
If they want stuff, they're taking your stuff.
And even if this sign worked for 99 people, the 100th one wouldn't care and still raid, and all it takes is 1 person to destroy everything you've worked for.
italia06823834 on December 19th, 2018 at 19:25 UTC »
I dislike pretty much any game where things can happen to my stuff while I'm not actively playing.
That's too much like real life.
I play games to get away from real life.
Edit: Animal Crossing is the exception. But it's not like you lost items or even effort/time spent playing. Just a lot of weeds have grown. Or if you haven't played in a really long while, the townspeople think you died or something and missed you.