Rogean: Can we get the raid discussion roster updated?

[sambal]

Originally Posted by Cecily [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Because we were allowed to until my guild was retroactively punished for something that there wasn't rules against. Agreement was then voided and GM rules instated. Not disputing the decision of course. I *cough* agree with it entirely.

I just can't believe the state of the server.

[kaev]

Originally Posted by sambal [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I just can't believe the state of the server.

Be glad you weren't here (or maybe just weren't aware) 18-24 months ago then. The improvement is nothing short of spectacular.

[JonnyX]

Originally Posted by kaev [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Be glad you weren't here (or maybe just weren't aware) 18-24 months ago then. The improvement is nothing short of spectacular.

Ya, bcuz the current environment of frapsquest, lawyerquest, retroactive suspensions/deleted items on non-existent rules, etc...their a lot better than 18-24 months ago. Npc's are more spread out for the masses, but at the cost of everyone acting like a 10yr old trying to tattle tail first and ONE guy to make the decision of what to do. Need a collective pool of GM's to make unbiased petition decisions to stomp out the tin foil hats, before this goes overboard on a dictatorship and problems continue to ensue.

[rekreant]

Originally Posted by JonnyX [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Ya, bcuz the current environment of frapsquest, lawyerquest, retroactive suspensions/deleted items on non-existent rules, etc...their a lot better than 18-24 months ago. Npc's are more spread out for the masses, but at the cost of everyone acting like a 10yr old trying to tattle tail first and ONE guy to make the decision of what to do. Need a collective pool of GM's to make unbiased petition decisions to stomp out the tin foil hats, before this goes overboard on a dictatorship and problems continue to ensue.