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#121
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Brutillus 60 Dragon Hero Bracer Shadowknight - <Awakened>
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#122
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-Aftermath-
Tasslehof - 60 Druid Barlow - 60 monk Blueberrii - 60 Mage Gigglepurr - 60 Shaman Kids - 60 Rogue Fornfamnad - 60 Cleric | |||
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#124
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#125
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First in response to the OP. In my line of work leaders who turn a blind eye to deviations in certain policies get prosecuted by government departments and go to prison. Simply not knowing of an act isn't an alibi.
As to the current raiding situation: when lanys merged with 7th hammer we from lanys had a hell of an eye opener. We came from a server, much like this one, where one guild ruled and a bunch of smaller guilds got the table scraps. 7th hammer had I think 5 guilds that were able to compete for raid mobs. It was a much "healthier" raid scene. Perhaps TMO splitting themselves into two or more guilds would make for a more enjoyable raid scene for themselves and everyone else. | ||
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#126
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Someone quick! Get the suicide hotline number on here
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#128
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I mean, my buddy sells meth but I don't know it. If I let him borrow my car and he gets stopped by the police, my car is going to the impound. This shit is really simple. Ban them all. | |||
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#129
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Failure to ban these accounts sets the precedent that if you want to cheat and receive minimal discipline for your bad acts, just involve as many accounts as possible. Actually, that's kinda already been the established precedent for awhile, I think.
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#130
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no good excuse for not banning the accounts imo
it has been CLEARLY set forth as a server rule that if you share info, you are responsible for the actions of anyone who logs into your account if 84 people were genuinely innocent (HIGHLY doubtful) but dumb enough to trust two exploiters, then 84 people sacrificed their accounts for froovy's sins more likely, 2 prominent members without plausible deniability are taking the fall for an exploit that was rampant and well-known | ||
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