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gooberking: As a side note Justice is not in anyway the same thing as revenge. Justice is about using just enough force to negate an agent of selfishness that acts against the well being of the community in order to reestablish harmony. Revenge is a selfish act seeking to apply maximum force to obliterate something that has personally irked you. It nothing to do with balance or community, and can even be something that causes cultural disharmony. In the end revenge is a rotten thing that pretends it's justice so people can feel good about doing something indecent.
I didn't use the right word then, I meant justice. Since we are all subjective, there's often little difference between the two, though. But since the punishment is administered by the admin, it would likely be considered as justice from your POV.

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gooberking: There are justice people, and then there are mercy people.
Mercy requires more patience than justice. And by the looks of it the OP doesn't have enough for either.
Post edited July 14, 2013 by cah
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keeveek: They don't? You should try visiting your local board games shops and clubs, there will be plenty of people who want to play and have fun.
There are no local board game shops, here. Sadly. Well - except for Games Workshop selling Warhammer, and the like - but that's the only thing you'll find there ... and I am not that much into chance based gaming / collecting / painting / building minatures. You can get things through the internet [only a few UK shops - and most of their stock are imports with custom made translations of the rules].

Most people here play card games, party games or (ugh) Monopoly at best,
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Mnemon: There are no local board game shops, here. Sadly. Well - except for Games Workshop selling Warhammer, and the like - but that's the only thing you'll find there ... and I am not that much into chance based gaming / collecting / painting / building minatures. You can get things through the internet [only a few UK shops - and most of their stock are imports with custom made translations of the rules].

Most people here play card games, party games or (ugh) Monopoly at best,
I don't believe this... How big is your town? Mine is 200k and we have two stores that let you play board games for free and I know 3 board games clubs with people regurarily meeting and playing games.

Either you live in a complete dump (no offence), or you're not even looking ;-)
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keeveek: Either you live in a complete dump (no offence), or you're not even looking ;-)
Not making it up. See the thread here at BoardGameGeek, for example: http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/828150/liverpool-board-game-shop
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Mnemon: Not making it up. See the thread here at BoardGameGeek, for example: http://boardgamegeek.com/thread/828150/liverpool-board-game-shop
I believe you know :P What a sad city this must be...
Hey "Van Helsing" is 50% off at Steam, sounds interesting, I would pick it up if anybody would like to try out CoOp with me.
48h for you to decide! ;-)
Another good experience I like to share.

Today I played Orcs Must Die 2 CO-OP with P1ña from our GOG forums.

It was a great experience. Considering that my character had a far lower level it didn't feel unbalanced one bit.
I must say I really enjoyed it and look forward for more CO-OP in the future. Yet P1ña isn't an anonymous stranger and I sincerely hope that P1ña enjoyed it as much as I did.