Hello SRF, tisk had a bad 2 hours gaming just caught a guildie botting it up at demon horses, and this came to mind. these two sayings that apply to all matters; those in real life, and even those in games such as; SRO. the sayings are: the ends doesn't justify the means, and the journey is more worthwhile than the destination.
These sayings in my almost 11 months of playing sro, basically seem missing from the mentality of players. so ask yourself this. when you play a game doesnt it feel great when you using your own two hands go from the beginning to the end. isnt the journey so exciting. learning things seeing places growing lvls. doing quest doesnt it feel so good. then when you get to the end you're like "so now what?". you spent all this time to reach this distant destination only to realize you had more fun getting there than actually being there.but then suddenly even more doors are opened and that just adds to the fun.
the second saying the ends doesn't justify the means not only applies in politics and life, but also in SRO. in sro players bot[not all bot] [thier means] in order to reach 80 [the ends] which is beleived to be when the game opens up. but their mistaken 80 is not when the game opens; because, there will always be people your respectable lvl to battle/PvP. well so why bot? i realy want an answer to this because it has been eating at me since i started this game with its damned community of lazy narrow minded players [it wasn't always like this] with its worst manifestation on Venus.
so WHY i want a god damned effin answer now, why the f would any1 forgoe the journey only to rush to the end hate it and quit. WHERE THE **** IS THE ENJOYMENT IN THAT?!
"THE JOURNEY IS THE BEST PART, DO NOT UNDERMINE IT NOR IGNORE IT. YOU MOST TAKE BABY STEPS BEFORE YOU MAY STAND AMOUNG THE ADULTS" - a good friend from runescape
- well this has been my lit thing i dont want to call it a rant, but i guess thats what it is aint it :/. meh after typing this i feel so much better. the internets is a great place to vent frustration.












