Seriousness >,<Follow

Maybe they're just really hardcore RPers? ^_^

even though its impossible to lose 3k xp from dieing unless you die more then once.

lol, or lv near a bst that doesnt like when u pull his next target, then claims a Catoblepas and uses <leave> on top of ur camp in bibiki bay...cough cough <vedrice> o yea nice try btw>.>

Yup, died 400+ times and counting.

/wave to Chemosh.

Very True, if you take bst to a high level you start to rack up the death numbers.

But to be honest, if you can find a good duo or trio partner you don't die very often post bst 66.

I think I have died 6 times from bst 66->72 and those death are attributed to fooling around stupidity (try something I really shouldn't, but what the heck I'm a bst I will give it a try type stuff). I haven't died once while in a bst xp party during that same period.

Sometimes Dying can be funny, but for example,

being in CN the other day with a THF lvl 40 who didnt know how to SATA, didnt know what SATA was, and was carryng a lvl 1 dagger,
and everytime he pulled he got killed...losing our time, i dont see thats funny.

Or people that cause in 2 hours party was not able of getting more than 1k exp...
and saying: Hey guys, it might not work on those mobs,
Leader: It does
No exp in 1 more our: Man I am gonna leave i have beeing here with same party for 3 hours, and we have got 1500 exp, you are losing my time sorry
Leader or some member= This is a game man, it doesnt matter if you lose time....

I hate that comment....cause perhaps some people can play for over 10 hours a day, but if i can only play 4 hours and they lost me 3 H + time seeking... they have lost 4 hours of my play time, wich isnt very extensive....

Just My 2 cents

Let's put this into a diffrent perspective for a moment.

I am an artist. I create incredibly pleasing eye candy. I draw at a profesional level, I sculpt at a profesional level, and i paint at a near profesional level depending on who you talk to. I create profesional 3d models and animation.

In my free time i try to hone my skills. Even though it is a recreation (when I am not getting paid) I am still trying to progress and put out a better product than before. I try to explore new techniques and perfect them.

Should I stop taking my progresion less seriously just because I am not being paid at the time? I would say no.

To slack off as an artist reflects badly on myself.

These principles can be carried over to any aspect of ones life though. Conversely there are other questions that should be resolved with ones self to make the former statements more relevant.

Do you want to contribute poorly just because it's a game? Do you want contribute poorly because you don't know what's going on? Or do you want to contribute porly just because you could care less?

Either way it's a question of self worth that needs to be addressed. Is your output so good that that this game is but a mear speck that can't possibly garner your full attntion and resolve? Then why play it? If you can't or don't have the time to dedicate then why show us your half finished play style?