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Posted: Feb 21st 2009 11:53AM (Unverified) said

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As a supposed "hardcore" pvper from AC's Darktide back in the day anyway, I think people people mistake being hardcore to just prefering a challange, and not caring if you loose your stuff.

The hardcore aspect made guilds fun, because you would own a bindstone and work as a team to use a dungeon for XP, and if you died and had your stuff looted, go buy, find more stuff. It wasn't about being hardcore, it was about a guild and teamwork atmosphere that actually mattered for more than just getting your raid gear. It makes you rely on people.

At least thats how I felt about it.
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