[CNothing]

In general, people don't like to be insulted and harassed after a match. Seriously. Don't be a dick.

...

Unless he/she was totally egging you on y'know


Stay classy, stay friendly.

[ibuprofen]

I'll agree to that. Nobody likes jerks. Unfortunately, what with this being the internet and everyone being anonymous, I'm sure some people will choose to be rude.

[zerue]

I'm aIIways poIIite to my feIIow strangers on the interwebs ;D

[DarthBlazer]

also give constructive feedback,if anyone has suggestions dont go breaking them down,or try to force your ideas upon other people.

[Timmac]

I used to be a jerk until... no i wont do it... I can't.... I TOOK AN ARROW IN THE KNEE!!  Sorry /wrist

[oytamuah]

I think  the original Diablo crowd is quite mature.. but with WoW kids joining the fray (who love arena) I'm sure politeness will fly out from the front door.

[Draegnar]

COME AT ME BRO! U MAD SON? DO YOU EVEN LIFT?
Yeah screw that...

[zerue]

oytamuah, on 16 February 2012 - 05:20 PM, said:

I think  the original Diablo crowd is quite mature.. but with WoW kids joining the fray (who love arena) I'm sure politeness will fly out from the front door.

Isn't it quite the same with aII of the oIder games, now if you dare to go pIay mw3/bf/wow or some other very popuIar game you can see that the heII is sureIy unIeashed there

[Tatanlol]

I like how it's on sc2 scene, GG and WP if he gave up good match!

[zerue]

Tatanlol, on 18 February 2012 - 07:05 AM, said:

I like how it's on sc2 scene, GG and WP if he gave up good match!

Isn't it the same in most of the dueling scenes
Thou idk, I play quake myself and that's just regular thing to say

Edited by zerue, 18 February 2012 - 07:19 AM.

[NeonDestroyer]

I treat everyone I meet with respect, even as strangers. But I do agree that today's crowd does look, you know, immature at times. But I that's something to expect on the Internet with the ability to be anonymous.

[zerue]

NeonDestroyer, on 18 February 2012 - 07:33 AM, said:

I treat everyone I meet with respect, even as strangers. But I do agree that today's crowd does look, you know, immature at times. But I that's something to expect on the Internet with the ability to be anonymous.

Wonder if anyone could actually know who everyone is, would it be the same?

[Kermanach]

The internet is the internet just like anywhere else there are always 'Those' people. I try and stay polite all the time but sometimes it's better to ignore

[NeonDestroyer]

That would be more like meeting a person in real life, I mean, they start off being a mysterious person to you but once you get the chance to know him/her, that's a thing in the past. Once you enter the Internet, you can literally fake out who you really are, which is fine because it's better to not give out your personal information for the sake of safety.

In the end though, the big thing I see in this is that putting up awareness to people to at least give a decent respect because like yourself and I, there's another person behind the account and behind that monitor who is human, just like you would to people you come across in real life.

[zerue]

In internet guys are guys, girls are guys and underage girls are the FBI

[Roadkill2121]

zerue, on 18 February 2012 - 07:52 AM, said:

In internet guys are guys, girls are guys and underage girls are the FBI

THIS

[Ska]

I'm am the guy you should avoid

[proski35]

After a PvP match, I am always a polite conversationalist.

However, give me /flex emote and I will not be able to help myself. I kid I kid.

[ebmanii]

Treat others how you wish to be treated is a common courtesy many internet users lack. however, this being an internet forum, i'm sure people will utilize some manners and be kind to their fellow diablo fan/players/critics.
with love,
Gatts//guts//Erik

[acravasian]

games attracts all kind of types... we just need to share our common passion without stepping on eachothers toes...