My issue with people like you is how you jump to conclusions with nothing more than soundbites and headlines while filling in the blanks with your own assumptions and then start flinging your obviously-right-because-I-said-so conclusions around as if they are facts.Callate said:You can sneer about "self-righteousness" or call people "muppets" or accuse them of jumping on the bandwagon all you want. In light of the reality, it says far more about the name-callers than it does about those who are angry. I won't say I approve of some members' blanket condemnation of Eve Online or its players, but I haven't exactly seen a lot of the people on the other side of the issue making a good case for those players' understanding and compassion if they're setting themselves up as examples.
If there's something I'm "failing to understand" as an "outsider" about encouraging others to hector someone to the point of suicide, praise all the powers that be that I'm an outsider, and I'll take the scorn that comes with it with grateful thanks.
What Mittani said makes him a immature douche no doubt, and being drunk when he said doesn't excuse him, but frankly it's no worse than that what's thrown around daily on xbox live or facebook for that matter.
Claiming he was cyberbullying is just moronic of the highest degree. There was no victim, the Wiz himself wasn't even aware of the incident, and thought the entire thing was funny after he found out. If this counts as cyberbullying, then I guess everyone who's ever been called names in an online game are also victims of cyberbullying amirite?
Mittani made a poor joke that crossed the line, which was based on a fake suicidal gank victim who got rich and is lol-ing at this whole thing, get over it.