Overkill much?

I enjoy expressing my opinion. Arguments are started by the people who tell me I am not entitled to my opinion. Also, "trying" PvP does not make you a bully. Mercilessly stalking/harassing/camping people for weeks on end makes you a bully.

I never used the word ALL. Not once. Next time, read what is actually there, not what you THINK is there, before you comment.

But not every PVPer does that. I met so many friendly players, and only one camping loser. Your post did come across as labelling all PVPers as jerks.

I was just using an example.

Heres what you DID say:

"People who ONLY PvP --- are jerks. Always have been trash talking jerks, who want nothing more than to stuff you in a locker and laugh with their fat, stupid friends as they walk away. People who PvP, and only PvP, are just not right in the head. You can't be to WANT to take/give that kind of abuse to others."

"People who ONLY PvP --- are jerks."... That means ALL people who only PvP.
You might not have used the specific word "all", but you were still making a broad statement about a large group.
Exchange the words "PvP" with "are from XXX country" and you'll quickly notice that you are indeed stereotyping an entire group.

Stop backpedaling and just admit that you insulted an entire group of players and that you were wrong in doing so.

Stop backpedaling and just admit that you insulted an entire group of players and that you were wrong in doing so.

No. Most professional sports are there for the purpose of sport; however, I do believe a small percentage of athletes are in it for the rush of getting to hurt someone else. I find every "contact" sport has at least a small percentage of ruffians who are simply in it to hit someone, and hit them hard. While other players can go their entire career without ever getting a penalty flag, certain players almost LIVE in a penalty box. Mike Tyson, Charles Barkley, Kent Shamrock, etc. I find the correlation between PvP and sports, and the mentality of the small percentage of players in both, to be very much on par. If Mike Tyson played SWTOR, I imagine a Sith Juggernaut in PvP would be right up his alley.

I understand the point you're trying to make.

But I notice that you seem to ascribe these traits to a minority of athletes in those fields. Why are you more harsh about PvPers in a video game?

I could mean SOME, MOST, ALL, MANY, FEW. Your interpretation is such that you want it to mean ALL, because then you can discredit me for making a broad assumption, or for using hyperbole or anecdotal evidence. By not tying a SUM to the number of PvPers, it leaves my opinion as an OPINION, meaning it could be 2, or 2 billion. Interpret it how YOU see fit, but don't yell at me for YOUR interpretation.

I could mean SOME, MOST, ALL, MANY, FEW. Your interpretation is such that you want it to mean ALL, because then you can discredit me for making a broad assumption, or for using hyperbole or anecdotal evidence. By not tying a SUM to the number of PvPers, it leaves my opinion as an OPINION, meaning it could be 2, or 2 billion. Interpret it how YOU see fit, but don't yell at me for YOUR interpretation.

I could mean SOME, MOST, ALL, MANY, FEW. Your interpretation is such that you want it to mean ALL, because then you can discredit me for making a broad assumption, or for using hyperbole or anecdotal evidence. By not tying a SUM to the number of PvPers, it leaves my opinion as an OPINION, meaning it could be 2, or 2 billion. Interpret it how YOU see fit, but don't yell at me for YOUR interpretation.