[Discuss] Abusing a bug?
Alex Davies
the1exile at hotmail.co.uk
Wed Jan 10 14:40:13 CET 2007
>From: Timothy Collett <danaris at mac.com>
>
>When there are massive widespread bugs that have destructive and totally
>unpredictable effects, it's wise to fall back to your own lands, avoid
>battle, and not do anything dangerous, or you risk causing permanent
>damage to your own or someone else's character.
Woah, no. You really should *not* fall back to your own lands. At least on
FEI this morning, a lot of guys had apparently gone half rogue and were
attacking their own militia...
>When there are massive widespread bugs, you *have* to look at things from
>an OOC perspective.
>
>When your ruler agreed to an OOC ceasefire, *that player* was taking
>responsibility for the actions of all the players in your realm. When you
>tortured in spite of the ceasefire, that was an OOC act, not an IC one,
>and it tarnished the reputation of the player of your ruler.
The ruler, at least in this case, should probably have asked the other
players in the realm before taking action. And the judges are perfectly
capable of working out their own OOC CF regarding judge actions.
The1exile (AKA Sniperchief)
I had a mentor, "See the spoon, see the spoon" he used to say, but all I saw
was fish.
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