Total Psychological Warfare: The Ultimate Guide to Torturing Your Enemies in PIMD

Psychological Warfare in PIMD

PvP in PIMD isn’t just about stats—it’s about breaking your opponent’s will to fight. If you want to force a ceasefire, you must make them feel helpless, isolated, and utterly crushed. This guide outlines ruthless psychological tactics to overwhelm, outlast, and mentally shatter your target.


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1. Non-Stop Aggression – No Mercy, No Escape

Keep them pinned 24/7. Set alarms, hit every regen, and ensure they never have a moment of peace.

Disrupt their game completely. Hit them right after they collect cash, before they can bank, or during crucial moments like club parties.

Alternate between fight and dance attacks to keep them confused and paranoid.

Force them to waste resources. Make them burn their DNS while you sit comfortably.

Make them terrified to log in. Let them wake up to a full losses feed every single day.

Erase their progress. If they try to build, strip them before they get a chance.


2. Strip, Drain, and Destroy

Tutor Eradication: Strip their high-value tutors at the worst possible time.

Tutor Bombing: Hire back and forth to force them into a spending war.

Convince their tutors to abandon them. Whisper to their tutors that they’re a liability, that staying linked to them will bring war.

Manipulate their pupil. Convince their pupil to drop them—tell them they’re weak, that they bring nothing but problems.

Never Let Them Rebuild: Keep their tutors stripped, cash drained and no energy to hit parties.

Make them a dead investment. Convince others that hiring them is a waste, ensuring they can’t find a new pupil for support.

Buy their pupil’s other tuts and pressure them to drop. Make it seem like they’re losing everything piece by piece.


3. Psychological Torment – Make Them Doubt Everything

Mock Their Struggle: Send them messages reinforcing their failure.

Examples:

1. "You really thought you stood a chance? Adorable."


2. "Still fighting? You must love losing."


3. "No matter what you do, the outcome is the same."


4. "Your pain is just entertainment for me."




Plant Seeds of Doubt: Make them question their own club and RS.

Examples:

1. "Your RS hasn’t stepped in? Maybe they don’t care about you."


2. "Your club is watching you lose and doing nothing. Interesting."


3. "How long before they kick you to stop the farming?"


4. "Guess you’re not as important to them as you thought."




Make Their Efforts Feel Useless: Downplay everything they do.

Examples:

1. "All that effort, and you’re still losing. Just give up."


2. "You’re fighting so hard, but does it even matter?"


3. "Nothing you do will change the outcome."


4. "Every second you resist just makes your suffering longer."




Gaslight Them: If they complain, act like you’re barely trying.

Examples:

1. "This isn’t even my full focus. You wouldn’t survive my real attention."


2. "I’m just warming up. You’ll know when I get serious."


3. "I’m barely hitting, and you’re already this desperate?"


4. "Trust me, you don’t want to see what happens if I actually try."




Break Them Publicly: spread thier complaints around.

Convince them that no one will help. Whisper to their clubmates, tell them the fight isn’t worth it, that they should just let them suffer.

Make them feel alone. Get others to ignore them, act like they don’t exist.


4. Turn Their Club Against Them

Hit their RS, tutors, and clubmates. Make them feel responsible for their allies' suffering.

Spread Fear: Make others believe associating with them means getting farmed too.

Public Humiliation: Drag them in Campus/Pub, forums, or club chats to break their reputation.

Make Them a Burden: Pressure their club to kick them to stop the farming.

Manipulate vps/executives: Convince their club to turn on them for “bringing war to the club.”

Poison Their Reputation: Tell others they started the fight but couldn’t handle it.

Ensure They Are Hated: Spread rumors, make sure their name is a joke.


5. Control the War – Own the Narrative

Dominate Campus/Pub: Make sure everyone knows they are losing.

Destroy Their Public Image: If they cry in public, expose their weakness.

Spread Disinformation: Say they begged for mercy even if they haven’t yet.

Make Their Name a Warning: Turn them into an example so no one else crosses you.

Make their club question their loyalty. Suggest they brought war to the club on purpose.

Erase Their Identity: Make people forget they were ever relevant.


6. Offer a Ceasefire – On Your Terms

Make them beg. Wait until they show desperation.

Demand Public Humiliation. Force them to apologize or admit defeat in Campus/Pub/Walls .

Ensure They Pay for Peace: Ask them for what they like the most...as for their starred misc if they like to collect starred or if thier ign is bear then ask for all the bear stats in cf etc . make them feel the cost of war.

Leave a Scar. Even after the truce, occasionally hit them to remind them who’s in control.

Make Them Fear You Forever. Let them know that any sign of defiance will bring back the nightmare.

Never truly let them recover. Even after they give in, whisper to others about their weakness, ensuring they never fully rebuild.



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Final Words – Be the Nightmare They Fear

Psychological warfare isn’t about just winning—it’s about making your opponent never want to fight you again. The more fear, frustration, and exhaustion you instill, the faster they’ll break. Make them regret ever crossing you. If you execute these tactics correctly, your enemies won’t just surrender—they’ll remember your name as the one who crushed them.

This is total domination. No mercy. No escape. No hope.

 

Hey, thanks for sharing your thoughts. I understand your concern about hitting after CF terms are met, and I agree that harassment or malicious targeting is not acceptable in the game and goes against the Terms of Use. However, I think there might be some confusion about what happens after CF terms are met.

In many cases, players may continue hitting after a CF simply as part of the back-and-forth strategy of the game, but this doesn't necessarily fall under harassment unless it becomes excessive or targeted with malicious intent. The game's nature sometimes puts players in situations where retaliation or continued engagement might occur even after an agreement is made. This is the gray area I’m referring to — as long as the actions don't turn into personal harassment, it can be considered part of the competitive aspect.

My guide was meant to help players navigate the complexities of farming and how to handle it without being caught off guard. It's not about encouraging harassment, and I strongly agree that any form of harassment is against the Terms of Use. If anyone feels harassed or targeted, they should definitely report it through the proper channels.

As for the strategy discussed in the guide, it's simply offering a tactical approach to countering aggressive farming, but it’s important to emphasize that every player should follow the Terms of Use and treat each other with respect. If you find yourself repeatedly being farmed, my suggestion is to take necessary precautions, like banking your cash and avoiding engagement, as you mentioned. But again, the key here is to keep it respectful and within the game’s rules.