Why the experience nerf

[Nicodemus Phaulkon]

If you invited someone to an IP game or a LAN party - you would be right. A PK in those cases would be violating the rules.

But on Bnet that is simply not the case. In saying they are "cheating" or even defacto cheating you are rewriting the rules to suit your self.

So, the "rules" (which are yet to be actually proven to exist, I might add) change dependant on if the hosting server is a player or if it's a Blizzard server? Same game, same code, same possibility to go hostile... but now the LOCATION OF THE SERVER makes the difference? The personal choice of playing on a Bnet server has now cost me the reality that I could be killed at any given moment for no particular reason?

That level of hair-splitting self-justification has always amazed me. As I stated before, this is all moot. I, and others like me, will never buy into the justifications or reasonings that you or your ilk define for PKing. So, we make use of the tools that we have available to ensure our own "fun": passwords; private realms and private games.

In any case, you've made abundantly clear which side of the fence you sit on, Ghostiger; enjoy the company over there.

P.S. 12 grammatical errors or misspellings within the space of 2 posts. Seeing as this has been a problem that has been identified for you repeatedly before, don't you think it's time for you to actually start caring about your communication, Ghostiger? Considering that you've stated before that you didn't give a damn how your posts looked, I would say your continued insistence to type like a chimpanzee would constitute the ignoring of Bolty's "House Rules".

Just a thought.