Jarnhamar
Army.ca Myth
- Reaction score
- 6,874
- Points
- 1,160
In another thread I seen a comment which started me thinking. Someone got dinged for -700 points to their milpoint total because of a comment they made. They called it being Milraped and commented how it's going to harm their Afgan ops gaming.
Anyone who plays AfghanOps knows how vital milpoints become. You need them to play, up to and including being able to buy milpoints for $$$ in order to progress in the game.
I was thinking, is it fair that the army.ca community at large can take away points from someone if that person actually paid money for them?
Say I don't even play the game but you do. You spent $20 to get more milpoints in order to progress in the game. You make a comment in army.ca that I don't like so I nail you for a point loss. Even though I don't have anything to do with the game itself, my actions took real money out of your pocket and it becomes not just an "I don't like your post" but punishment.
Loosing milpoints doesn't really affect anyone unless they are an active member of Afghan Ops.
Should milpoints that someone actually buys be separate and untouchable?
Anyone who plays AfghanOps knows how vital milpoints become. You need them to play, up to and including being able to buy milpoints for $$$ in order to progress in the game.
I was thinking, is it fair that the army.ca community at large can take away points from someone if that person actually paid money for them?
Say I don't even play the game but you do. You spent $20 to get more milpoints in order to progress in the game. You make a comment in army.ca that I don't like so I nail you for a point loss. Even though I don't have anything to do with the game itself, my actions took real money out of your pocket and it becomes not just an "I don't like your post" but punishment.
Loosing milpoints doesn't really affect anyone unless they are an active member of Afghan Ops.
Should milpoints that someone actually buys be separate and untouchable?