I consider respect of other homins to be central to my own philosophy. I started out as neutral, only taking up with the Matis/Karavan after much consideration - as anyone who has read my Biography will know.
I have said elsewhere that I will res any player if I can, whatever the circumstances. I must add an exception; OP Battles.
To most players who are not full time PvPers, OP battles seem to be either a) madness or b) an opportunity to try PvP under relatively controlled conditions. I thoroughly enjoy them and attend as often as I can. During these battles I respect and honour my opponents as warriors and have no problem fighting against players I consider friends (Hi Virg, Hi Amiko). The next day after the last Battle I attended I joined a team lead by players I had been fighting against the night before.
As far as behaviour in assemblies is concerned, I would think it is obvious that in all politics, respect of your opponent is pretty far down the list of priorities. I am not saying this is right, just making an observation.
I have said elsewhere that I will res any player if I can, whatever the circumstances. I must add an exception; OP Battles.
To most players who are not full time PvPers, OP battles seem to be either a) madness or b) an opportunity to try PvP under relatively controlled conditions. I thoroughly enjoy them and attend as often as I can. During these battles I respect and honour my opponents as warriors and have no problem fighting against players I consider friends (Hi Virg, Hi Amiko). The next day after the last Battle I attended I joined a team lead by players I had been fighting against the night before.
As far as behaviour in assemblies is concerned, I would think it is obvious that in all politics, respect of your opponent is pretty far down the list of priorities. I am not saying this is right, just making an observation.
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It's bad luck to be superstitious . . .Palta e decata, nan nec ilne matala.
When one goes on a journey it is not the scenery that changes, but the traveller