Fri Mar 18, 2011 4:34 pm
Dont Drink and Haypi
Don't Drink and Haypi
Low level players hear a message throughout world chat every stage of their initial haypi training. That message is: "don't drink and Haypi." High level players hear the same message; although it may not be so blunt, depending on the source of the message, for example, they may hear something like "Please play Haypi responsibly."
That phrase can be interpreted many different ways, but in the end, the different sources are trying to send the same message: don't drink and Haypi. Obviously, what they are saying is that a person should not play Haypi Kingdom after drinking; to use good judgment.
There is a reason the message is repeated. Every 30 minutes, someone’s army is wiped or starved in an alcohol-related event.
In all 60 servers, it should be against the law to play while intoxicated. The legal limit of alcohol content in the bloodstream is 0.08, but studies have shown that even a blood alcohol content (BAC) level of 0.02 can affect a person's vision, concentration or reaction time, all of which are important to playing Haypi Kingdom.
According to the National Haypi Kingdom Safety Administration's "Gaming Safety Facts" Report, published in 2011: in 2010 the National Haypi Kingdom Safety Administration (NHKSA) estimated that 34 percent of all army wipes occurred in battles in which at least one player had a BAC of 0.08 percent or more and that some alcohol was present in over 40 percent of all fatal battles and city starves.
There are things a person can do if they have been drinking (or know they will be drinking) to prevent themselves from playing while intoxicated. These things include:
• Have a loved one change your password and not tell you what it is
until you’ve sobered up.
• Leave your phone at home and enjoy a night without Haypi
Kingdom.
• Have a designated player watch your account before drinking.
Things that won't work:
• Drinking coffee
• Waiting for it to wear off
No matter how much a person drinks, or how it appears they can "hold their liquor," no one should play Haypi Kingdom after drinking, because they put others at risk every time they log on and settle into their chair. If you don't drink and play Haypi, you just might save an army.
Low level players hear a message throughout world chat every stage of their initial haypi training. That message is: "don't drink and Haypi." High level players hear the same message; although it may not be so blunt, depending on the source of the message, for example, they may hear something like "Please play Haypi responsibly."
That phrase can be interpreted many different ways, but in the end, the different sources are trying to send the same message: don't drink and Haypi. Obviously, what they are saying is that a person should not play Haypi Kingdom after drinking; to use good judgment.
There is a reason the message is repeated. Every 30 minutes, someone’s army is wiped or starved in an alcohol-related event.
In all 60 servers, it should be against the law to play while intoxicated. The legal limit of alcohol content in the bloodstream is 0.08, but studies have shown that even a blood alcohol content (BAC) level of 0.02 can affect a person's vision, concentration or reaction time, all of which are important to playing Haypi Kingdom.
According to the National Haypi Kingdom Safety Administration's "Gaming Safety Facts" Report, published in 2011: in 2010 the National Haypi Kingdom Safety Administration (NHKSA) estimated that 34 percent of all army wipes occurred in battles in which at least one player had a BAC of 0.08 percent or more and that some alcohol was present in over 40 percent of all fatal battles and city starves.
There are things a person can do if they have been drinking (or know they will be drinking) to prevent themselves from playing while intoxicated. These things include:
• Have a loved one change your password and not tell you what it is
until you’ve sobered up.
• Leave your phone at home and enjoy a night without Haypi
Kingdom.
• Have a designated player watch your account before drinking.
Things that won't work:
• Drinking coffee
• Waiting for it to wear off
No matter how much a person drinks, or how it appears they can "hold their liquor," no one should play Haypi Kingdom after drinking, because they put others at risk every time they log on and settle into their chair. If you don't drink and play Haypi, you just might save an army.
