Rynn wrote:as i prior mentioned, i will not debate any further if you don't understand the mechanics at work that make a chainstab possible. It's simply not worth either of our times to continue this conversation.
If you are ganking, then i dashboard and you receive no souls from me.
If you are using divine blessings like candy, then i will dashboard. (and i am -genuinely sorry- if you are one of the few people that legitlimately found/bought those blessings, but you are a major minority! I have been known to jump off a cliff the next time to give them back their cheated souls)
And if you are attempting to chainstab me, i'm at the dashboard before my char stands back up for the second backstab. (a chainstabber often just runs up immediately behind you while waiting for you to stand up.)
it is a very simple system i have set up. if my opponent disagree's to my system, they can either get out of the forest or stop doing what i dislike. Otherwise i am a waste of their resources.
I understand chain-stab's just fine, what I don't understand, is why
your in the Forrest Covenant.
You cannot be a part of the Forrest Covenant and not expect to get
a large majority of 2 vs 1 encounters. Such encounters are the very
reason I joined, I find them fun.
If you dislike them so much, as you clearly do, why not save yourself
all that dash-boarding and just fight in the Burg.
I realize they may not appreciate your play-style there, but at least you
will rarely encounter any 2 vs 1, which does I admit, take a rather
more, advanced skill-set, to be effective against.
Anyway, I wouldn't let Blessing poppers bother you, seeing as you 1
shot 1 kill anyways, I hardly see that it matters.
But dash-boarding because you think you might get chain-stabbed is
hardly fair, especially as, when, on the occasions you decide not to
dashboard, you yourself actually chain-stab THEM.
The system you've set up is quite transparent, if their is the slightest
possibility you may lose, you will dashboard out; I imagine, not because
you give a s**t about the souls, who does, but rather, you just can't face
the prospect of losing.
I feel it's a shame, you would abuse such a broken mechanic, and in such
a callous, and cold hearted way; "Gankers" are people to, their just trying
to have some fun, If you MUST resort to breaking the game to kill them
(chain-backstabbing), as you freely admit you do, you clearly weren't good
enough to beat them.
My only advice, is that you should learn, to be man enough, to take your
losses - learn to accept defeat. Nobody is invincible, nobody is perfect,
we're all here, just trying to enjoy a game, lets not spoil that with ill will.