Let's discuss the reasons people 'Grief'.

No, it doesn't. Like I already said above. But I'm sure that it wouldn't just be little less. In most countries it's illegal to drive while intoxicated. People do it nonetheless. Still, you have to suffer repercussions from it while a KAG-f2p user just creates a new account. Which is even more encouraging to behave like an asshole.

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I'm also quite puzzled why someone wouldn't buy this game. There is just no excuse for me not to do so since it's very much affordable.

 

I think autoswitch plays a bit into griefing. A person is busy battling the Red team for 30-40 minutes and then he gets switched to the Red team and he just can't flip that switch where he turns into a new team member with these guys who have been giving him fits for the past 30 minutes.

 

It's pretty annoying but personally I would just leave then and not fuck up the game for the other guys.

 

I actually enjoy this as I really hate unbalanced teams. I am also usually the first (and often the only one) who switches teams after people leave on servers without autoteambalance.

 

This post almost looks like a tutorial for new griefers O.o'

 

Btw, 95,542 warriors have joined KAG out of which 5,689 brave ones have bought the full versio. Thats quite sad imho.

 

Because you people make a big deal out of it and it's hilarious.

Also because you build 1-stone thick walls and those are easy to destroy.

 

They grief because they can and because of the attention they get for griefing.
One thing is sure, they are annoying as hell.

 

I wouldn't call that sad at all; up until now there has been almost no incentive to buy premium for your average user, but 5600 dudes still threw money at them. I imagine that number will skyrocket when zombies hit multi-player and youtube duders make their rounds.

 

The idea that no one knows who i am is a big factor in this issue. You can see patterns in people and how they think with the small details. Even though this is a game, people still have problems and they manifest in game. Most of us want the best for our team, society,place of work, others take advantage of the work we do. People are the biggest "X" factor in these problems. You never know what someone else is thinking; as a result, the outcome is effected in completely different ways.