okay, so ngl, i felt bitter at first when i found out i didnt get in in both DA3 (at first) and DA4. but hey, you know what i did?
i did NOT send hate to the players who did get in, and congratulated and wished them good luck instead.
because what good would sending hate do? it's a GROUP, just like every other rp group in existence. it will have its problems, just like others, because there's no such thing as a perfect group. you can have a great or even amazing group, but you can't have a perfect group that has zero problems.
but people put groups in a pedestal, unfortunately.
if i think about it, it's not the people in the group at fault, because from what i've seen, they're nice people. people from pregame, the gms, the people in the group itself, even the readers and anons... they're all nice if you TALK to them.
not having a form of communications is the number one step to creating and having misconceptions.
((which hey, look at what happened between Lee and Daisuke. The girl ended up killing him. Still sorry 'bout that Ned.))
anyways, what i'm saying is, is it necessary to post hate where people who can see it? okay, as the mod of the doubt academy confessions, i've seen people sending bitter stuff which they say are opinions, and while i agree that they are, they just go to the point that it can hurt others despite the opinion. people say that it's the internet! we can post whatever we want! we can post our opinions on a group we highly dislike!
it becomes harmful to others once you tag it for the rest to see.
it's like that comic where a person says they hate sharks and jumps into a body of water filled with sharks. that's how i see people continuing that 'war on doubt' thing.
but eh. i don't really know much, since i was just in one game as a dead henna tattoo artist.
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