I agree with the evil one. Real life is real life, and roleplay is roleplay, and nary the twain shall meet. The problem is that some people have trouble distinguishing the two, and that will lead to problems down the road (read: in game). Zaylik is insulting the Charmed Knights and elves in general IN CHARACTER. Those are ZAYLIK\'S words, not the words of the guy who plays Zaylik, and I certainly hope some of you see this. He is not, IMO, some freak who sniffs paint thinner and listens to death metal (at least I hope he\'s not...). He is someone with an active imagination, some decent writing skills, and the inclination to have some fun while we\'re all waiting for the demo to come out by ROLEPLAYING. Yes, roleplaying - you know, that\'s where you assume the persona of a character (good OR evil...) and act as that character would. I hate to sound like an ass, but some of you still seem to be having trouble with this concept. Not that I\'m saying that we should all be in character here, but you guys should be able to differentiate between someone who\'s playacting and someone who\'s truly just sniffing paint thinner.
I for one think that we need truly evil guys like Wolfman, Montenegro, Khemri, and Zaylik. I do NOT want to play one of those other games (we all know the ones) where everyone just goes around and trains endlessly toward a goal that\'s hardly worth obtaining. Instead of flaming this guy, try a little playacting of your own. What would Cyonamie the character say? How would Ninkwi (who is also evil, I might add) react to this potential threat to his guild\'s goals (whatever they may be)? It\'s going to be awhile until the demo comes out, and if we get together and have some fun beforehand, we\'ll already have some sort of base for things in the game. We won\'t be \"starting cold\" - that is, having to build everything from scratch in the game. We\'ll already have some sort of history, guilds and alliances and plans, that will make it seem like we\'re emerging into a living, breathing world, instead of some blank book that we must fill.