First of all, I loved the urbandictionary entry *g*. Secondly, I didn’t post in the BioWare forum for a long time because work and studies kept me busy. The first time I log back in, I see that BioWare updated the rules of conduct. A colleague told me that one of the DA2-writers got attacked by posters here. And I was really thinking *wtf*? Seriously?
Then I was again too busy to read posts, only that this time I was busy playing ME 3 (and still working and studying), so I missed out a lot.
I’ve finished the game now I wanted to catch up. After browsing through some threads I came to this one. And I still ask myself: what’s going on? Female Shepard-Fans vs. male Shepard-Fans? Liara fans are aggressive? Kaidan fans are aggressive? Tali fans are aggressive? Garrus fans are aggressive? Basically pretty much everybody seems to be aggressive… So, maybe it’s just me but I’m under the impression that people are less civilized nowadays on this forum than they used to be. And I can’t help but wonder: What happened to the fruitful discussions? Also, people are entitled to have their own opinions. So, I’m a Kaidan fan and if someone tells me he doesn’t like the character, that’s just the way it is. I would be curious about his reasons, though.
After thinking about it for a bit before posting, I came to the conclusion that BioWare has probably some of the most passionate fans out there. Which is good on one side because it shows that players really care about the characters and, in a way, “bound” with them. On the other hand it’s a little be scary … After all, it’s just a game and if one can’t discuss its content in a civil manner anymore (characters, ending, voice acting and whatever), it’s really kind of sad.
So, to answer the original poster’s questions: The most aggressive fans are probably the one who lost perspective for how you treat other persons. To whatever fanbase they belong to. And I'm not saying that's in the nature of things, because there
are polite fans out there.
Modifié par Caja, 06 mai 2012 - 10:04 .