styzzi

I am in the same boat as the OP. I only join low pop servers, mostly due to the fact that I am having rather low frames... and I like beeing a lonewolf too. This game is different, and it is allowing me to be a lonewolf, so why the heck not eh :) Anyway, even on low pop servers, after ages of no contact, sometimes I encounter other people at the strangest of places. Onces I was somewhere in Stary, which is really far off the map, 4-5 players on the server, yet I hear a truck approaching. Already struggling with my low fps (10-15 in towns/cities) I decided to log. The other day, I parked my toon at the NWAF, in the officer tent which is close to the hangars / tents. When I rejoined a couple of hours later, -after ages of loading screen-, I finally got to the point when the game actually loads the visuals... background & the ground, the tent and other objects... and another player, right in front of me, fully geared of course. It takes a few more seconds for me to be able to move after loading... and right at the point when I was able to, he drew his weopon...!! I was standing in between the beds and spammed my sks (which was still in my hands woohoo), 10 rounds...we traded, my screen went wonky but I didn't had any injuries... he dropped though. I couldn't believe what just happend and said "..good game, unlunky..." and felt bad about it, because I usually don't KoS and know how long it takes to get all the gear he had, especially the millions of berries ;) But he made his decission, and I had to move on... If anything could be consided as currency in this game, then it is "time". Time is what gives objects a value, especially to the very and ultra rare items. Anyway, I admire the way you're treating this game Noble, you've got principles, care for moral and question your actions. I think this is the way this game should be threated. Of course, there are no rules to begin with, and it is "just a game" but that doesn't mean that there has to be chaos and servers full of egomaniacs. There are a lot more people out there that do understand these basic concepts... so keep your faith, keep on rolling, enjoy your time, give your best trying to do the "right" thing and don't look back when you've failed.