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respectingaming.com home forums live chat guilds faq login username password remember me forgot login? register home were are back! azarhal monday, 06 may 2013 21:57 were are back! :d sorry for the website problems. respect in guild wars 2 hdubnz sunday, 19 august 2012 08:31 nearly two years ago while trawling (not trolling) through the swtor forums, you know, when they used to be pleasant to visit, i came across a thread written by someone called ty-odi about respect in gaming. interest was piqued and i read on. here were things in which i believed. i messaged ty and received a reply in which he directed me here. in gaming terms, i was home. as we counted down to the old republic, excitement grew and suffice to say that beta did nothing to dispel that. not even the release of skyrim dented my desire. and indeed in the early days of release - when i could actually play - i was hooked and loving it. i will spare you the rest of the post mortem of my traverse and travails with tor but suffice to say that once my sub ran out in july that was it for me. i was very sad - i loved mmos and will be celebrating my 5th year playing them this year. however thanks to az i began paying a bit of attention to guild wars 2. other rig members began commenting favourably and attention turned to interest. i followed that interest and purchased a very reasonable version of the original three campaigns of guild wars and began playing. it was fun for a f2p game - in today's techno-market it wasn't mind blowing but there was enough to keep me intrigued as to what was coming. i managed to get a beta key and entered tyria. now this is where it gets interesting. i am not about under any circumstances to set out on a fanboy-style diatribe about telling you that i was hooked, that was it, this is the mmo to beat them all, kill wow and make my breakfast in the morning. i really enjoyed it. there was enough familiarity about play so i could get a quick grasp of what to do. however there were sufficient new things that i found within to get me to purchase the game. this is a good game. the more i played the more i wanted to play. what will of course keep me logging in is the community. that is where tor really lost me i'm afraid and this to me will be the biggest challenge. by community i mean the people i will be playing with. not the wider populus. what was a real kick for me was grouping joining a guild with other rig members in beta and grouping up with verran to saunter around the human starting area. i did some of this in tor but as population fell on the est server i was on i moved on out of touch. however there are features of world v world play that are going to make someone from another time zone just that little bit useful. so the point of this submission is to laud ty-odi and the originals. your wonderful idea has migrated to another major mmo release (apologies to the secret world. played the 3 day trial and beta and it was fun too) and rig lives. what started out as something to champion grand ideals in one mmo has consolidated and evolved. i can only hope as we grow in gw2 that our ideals help us obtain more quality members such as those we already have. so for those of us about to embark in the coming weekend, wish us well and thank you to the founders of rig. this is for you. last updated on wednesday, 22 august 2012 06:17 being elite, not elitist ty-odi monday, 18 july 2011 13:07 one of the things i get asked about quite a bit, is the whole elite/elitist thing, and why i think there is a difference? i don't know how hardcore i will end up playing sw:tor when it comes out? i really don't. there are many factors which will dictate that, how good the game is, how busy work is, how much time the missus will allow me to play, lol, and all sorts of other variables i have yet to encounter. i think as we grow older and our responsibilities change, so sadly does our ability and desire to play mmo's and other games as intensely as we used too? i know it does for me anyhow. that said however, i do still intend to play sw:tor pretty heavily, and to play it well. i have always been a decent enough gamer, and have always enjoyed being as good at them as i can be, time alone will not stop me from trying to be the best at it that i can be. does this then make me an elitist player? i honestly don't think so, and nor would i ever wish to be. i think there is a very distinct difference between being an elite player, to being an elistist one. an elite player is merely a top player, known for being very skilled and knowledgeable about the game and their class and their chosen game play style. an elitist is the same up to this point, but from here the two differ greatly in my opinion. read more... welcome to rig! the rig community the respect in gaming community (or "rig" for short) is a community that was founded by a group of like-minded individuals who committed themselves to bringing back friendly and respectful attitudes towards each other in the realm of online gaming. what started as a single topic on the official star wars: the old republic ("swtor") forums quickly ballooned into a full-fledged community comprised of many individuals all dedicated to this same cause. the main idea behind it all is that we will try our very best to bring as many members of the rig community together on a server, or multiple servers (if needed) in swtor in order to try and create a friendly, helpful, respectful and fun atmosphere in the game. read more... the many implementations of respect aldemarran friday, 08 july 2011 02:12 my goals for this article: to help riggers avoid becoming “respect snobs”, in other words to help us avoid that nearly paradoxical form of elitism in which we measure everyone according to our standards for “non-elitism” and pass judgment on them. to foster inclusiveness even in the presence of disagreement. to make it easier to understand, accept, and respect the many differing opinions on what constitutes respect in gaming. to generate further discussion on this topic in these forums especially because i cannot present everything here or even present every detail of the topics i touch on. i also understand that there are true “trolls” out there who, despite whatever excuse they may present, really are motivated to cause unpleasantness for other players. i am in no way attempting to apologize or excuse such disrespectful intentions or behaviors. read more... more articles... respect: what? 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