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So guys, has anyone else ever been shafted over for being the nice guy?
Through the years in both real life and ingame, ive been a nice person and never nasty, but ive gotten shit back over the years.
I just encountered a moment which made me rage so much.
I play a destro warlock and I have soloed over 100 Zandalari Warbringers ( not easy but possible)
ive never had a mount drop once.
I see this mage fly ahead asking for an invite, so being the nice person I am, I invite her at less than 20% hp on it.
Mount drops (the one I wanted), I roll a god damn 1 against his 20.
Why is it that whenever I try to be nice in the game, I get shafted over?
Has anyone else encountered this? or am I just the unluckiest SOB right now?
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2013-04-16, 09:47 AM #1Pandaren Monk
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Being nice within WoW.
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2013-04-16, 09:49 AM #2I am Murloc!
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If you were going to be sad about losing the roll, you should not have invited the mage. That doesn't make you nice, it makes you unwise.
*Reality prepares a <Harsh Lesson>!*
Sorry man. That really does suck
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2013-04-16, 09:57 AM #3DeletedI'm afraid this is true :[ If you was doing it for the mount in particular, it's confusing as to why you'd risk losing it to a randomer :]
Originally Posted by Verain
If you were going to be sad about losing the roll, you should not have invited the mage. That doesn't make you nice, it makes you unwise.
*Reality prepares a <Harsh Lesson>!*
Sorry man. That really does suck
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2013-04-16, 10:02 AM #4Pandaren Monk
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Because through my life apart from family, not many people have really been nice to me, this would turn most people into a dick, but I feel like I'm obliged to be nice to random people, as it never happened to me.
Im honestly thinking of giving up the nice game though, it gets you nowhere apart from shafted apparently.
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2013-04-16, 10:12 AM #5Titan
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being nice and polite isn't a bad thing... RNG is just that... RNG... you were unlucky, but that shouldn't impact you being nice. Originally Posted by Martyn 470
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2013-04-16, 10:15 AM #6Herald of the Titans
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So you are allowing a dice-roll in a game decide for you to give up being nice? Originally Posted by Martyn 470
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2013-04-16, 10:20 AM #7Pandaren Monk
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It wasn't necessarily the dice roll, it was just in general, I try to do my part to keep the wow community up, but it constantly backfires.
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2013-04-16, 10:22 AM #8Pandaren Monk
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Nice? Shafted?? You invited them in, you accepted their company, and they beat you in a fair roll. If you didn't feel like sharing you shouldn't have done it. Originally Posted by Martyn 470
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2013-04-16, 10:28 AM #9Deleted
It doesn't stop you being nice; next time just think "Do I want to help this guy get my mount, or do I want the mount which I've farmed forever for".
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2013-04-16, 10:33 AM #10Deleted
Or you could invite him and make it a master looter. Maybe he was like me, chasing achievement.
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