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Originally Posted by Phatez
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I was in communication with Federation leadership when this event occurred. We were told not to worry about it, mistakes are made. The peon then continued to harass my fellow officers and members. He leaves out important details like us fully keying one of their clerics hours before their clear started, so that they could get a head start on island 4 rez zing. Also left out that we made sure island 5 was up when they got there so they had a chance to break it.
It is reasons like this that it’s best to let your leaders handle cross guild conversations so you don’t look like a loot hungry peon.
Locomotive was the peon.
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By "this event" you mean when ST leadership instructed someone to ninja loot an item, right? You say you were told not to worry about it and mistakes happen. Was it a mistake though? You've yet to clarify why you told your member to ninja loot and you admit no fault in doing so thus far.
You then go on to say that some "important details" were left out and that you helped the other guilds' raid. Does this justify to you that you were owed this item and that the raid itself was only there at your discretion so any items were yours to take?
I am not the "peon" and I don't care about loot. I care that you have some deeply rooted emotional trauma that causes you to makes this community an unfriendly place. When this "peon" talked to you why did you feel you needed to insult them and tell them you wouldn't talk to them? That is the problem and what you continue to refuse to address. Why not just say "sorry, we made a mistake, we'll get the belt returned"?
Others may be content to call you a piece of trash and move on with their lives but I would like to see P99 become a more friendly place for the players you choose to constantly insult, steal from, and lie to. I think you're a valuable person who has some issues they need to work through and I want you know where we're all here to help you work through those problems.
Choose healing.