Celtic Heroes

tell me 10 reasons why everyone is rude and im talking about all the people who are LVL100+

They are jealous of our awsomeness

We aren't rude

Two words:
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Edit:

I lied, five words:
Free to play, Internet Anonymity

My personal reason not to talk to some

1. Spamming me asking for help. I help countless players (new and old), but I get annoyed when you ask me for help and I help you and then you turn around and ask for help the next three quests.
2. You're asking for gold. You see someone with nice gear and think they have gold. I should be asking you to buy me a new dress.
3. You are a scammer. Self-explanatory
4. (This one is mostly geared for Elite) you're too low of a level and aren't worth their time.
5. You aren't worth someone's time and don't have anything to offer them in terms of getting ahead in the game
6. You have an offensive name or said/did something they personally didn't like to a lower level player (this is the reason why there are some people I just don't like on Mabon).
7. You try to play with the "big dogs" when you just aren't ready. You become a liability to higher level players.
8. They're jealous. Jealousy has it effects in game too. Maybe you picked up on the game fast, maybe you are doing something they were unable to do (buy plat at level 10)
9. You are asking a million and 10 things as to why they won't let a level 10 into their clan when the requirement is 110.
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And lastly
10. They want you to learn. This is a game and it isn't fun if you don't learn some things on your own. We learn from mistakes and if you don't make any, you'll never learn and it will show when you become a level 100+. This is what makes a game fun. Imagine learning a new combo or that you can go somewhere you didn't know before. That just made you want to learn more and try more. Take more risks. Explore more options. It's not us being rude, it's us being tough so that one day you will be able to be as tough and decide when to guide and when to let someone explore.


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