[NLR] McFate wrote:
tailzz,vip wrote: U r apsoulutly correct,is just a thred for this thought. So what if it is a good pilot with two different accounts. Ex: first account he is top 200,then has another account diff name starts all over from the begining. That's one pilot two different accounts. I can't see that can be hurting anyone but that pilot himself.
Now that's cheating!
Look, when you're killing your way thru a game, just laying waste to all those lower ranks and some MORAF has gone incognito with a noob account , it upsets your whole rhythm. If you enter a game and look at the in-game score board and see nothing but generals and below you should have a reasonable expectation of a win and a great kdr. Cheating bastards! No level 20 should have the experience of 40k kills! You're entitled to the expectation of leisurely walk-in-the-park game, after all you're a high rank for a reason. If some experienced player has to pad their stats by making others dismiss them as some lowly noob they are taking a clear advantage and dishonoring themselves and the whole dogfight community!
And what's worse is that other noobs see a fellow noob kicking butt and think "wow, he's the same level as me but he can fly circles around me and compete with the high ranks! I must really suck!" Then they get discouraged and leave the game to go play candy crush. It's like if a karate instructor entered a competition as a novice just to win a trophy!

(Go ahead, take this seriously, I dare you!)

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Whew, Mc!!!!!! Thank God I noticed those tiny letters!!!! My poor English and my tired eyes almost made me jump to fight you!!
Now that I've read those tiny letters, I can go back playing on my second accout. By the way, I am 270k points to reach "morafness" for the second time, and my plan is that, when I reach the point to have just 1 or 2 kills away from level 31, I will imediately quit the game, freeze the account, and begin another one from scratch - for the 3th time - cuz, in my humble opinion, there is NOTHING after morafness: in this case, the fun is the travel, not the destiny.