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    Player Kosmos992k's Avatar
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    Kosmos Meishou
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    Quote Originally Posted by Darra View Post
    Just defending myself :]
    Against what? I've made no attack against you at any time.

    You wrote the following;
    Quote Originally Posted by Darra View Post
    Kill selling, the latest crafted gear and materia prices are the 3 major markets for RMT gil. Anyone who thinks otherwise is kidding themselves. After all, those are the 3 primary things that actually cost any amount of gil. Given that 90% of a server population can't make that much gil from crafting or selling kills themselves, coming across players dropping 20mil, 30mil, 100mil on a kill, it's pretty clear where that gil has come from, even if I've not been told by those doing the selling, or friends of the buyer, that the gil was purchased.
    At this point you were quite clearly linking kill selling to RMT activity. I posted in reply to you, agreeing with your point, and illustrated it with an experience of my own. How was that an attack?

    Fast forward to this post....
    Quote Originally Posted by Darra View Post
    I've read a lot of what you've been saying, and concluded that you are in fact, worse than the sellers you find immoral.
    If you've come to that conclusion, then your reading skills are really, really poor.

    Quote Originally Posted by Darra View Post
    When people sell a service (which often times uses up their time, like a plumber that's come to fix your heating) for gil, they're participating in a transaction of a physical currency. You on the other hand, are doing it maybe because you believe in karma and want better karma, maybe you're religious and want your deity to see how much of a good boy/girl you are, maybe you do things to feel good about yourself, or as seems to be the case, you do it so you can act morally superior to others.
    You know, it's really funny how someone who does things for the hell of it, to help people or to have fun - instead of personal profit - is attacked and called worse than RMT. In all honesty, I find your post very insulting, and extremely disappointing. It's disappointing because there is a view among many people IRL today that they will only get off their ass to do something if they are getting paid. You are displaying that attitude perfectly. What disappoints me most, is that you are so screwed up that you are actually attacking the motivations of someone who does things for reasons other than being paid to do them. I guess altruism is dead, along with all other forms of community or social responsibility.

    Quote Originally Posted by Darra View Post
    Whatever the reason is, it's still a currency, good karma points, that tingly feeling of doing something good, having your deity tick more boxes in your favor for an after-life, or more examples to try beating people around the head with in a verbal discussion. Why this makes you worse, is that those of us that use a physical currency, we're not hiding what we're doing, you're blinding yourself to the currency you receive because it's not something you can spend in the real world that other people will accept.
    Really? You're really so screwed up that because I do things for personal satisfaction, my friendship with others or to help the community in general, I'm somehow worse than the money grubbing RMTs? Is that really what you're saying here? You accuse me of hiding something, what is it that I am hiding? Are you simply unable to grasp the concept of being friendly and helping others for personal satisfaction or out of friendship, community spirit, social responsibility or civility? Is that it? Or are you so far gone that *everything* has to be quantified in terms of some 'currency' tangible or otherwise so that you can literally attack others regardless of how selfless their motivation?

    Unbelievable. Simply unbelievable. I'm beginning to think that the bronies are right. Perhaps you need to spend some time watching brightly colored ponies delivering messages about friendship, community spirit and social responsibility so you can learn a few things.
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    Last edited by Kosmos992k; 04-10-2015 at 01:42 AM.