Quote Originally Posted by DefendPopPunk View Post
Real people play video games, so there's no reason not to expect similar results when interacting with them (especially given the example). I mean, your argument could be used to the OP's benefit, and say "well in real life you might exercise tact when offering advice, but this is a game, and is therefore not subject to the same social rules."
I will take advise from people I know better than from complete strangers. It is the strangers with the back seat driving on said classes that are pushing the line. Driving and playing back mage are completely different things. One deals with safety and following the law and the other is with a game and whether or not a person is doing enough damage. They are not the same thing - you are bringing an element into the conversation that throws sands into the eyes of the discussion and has nothing to do with one or the other. Come up with a better analogy of real life to playing a black mage and then perhaps I will see your point.