Cobalt Azurean

Oh man, that takes me back. Maybe I'll do a Lusca run for ol' times sakes.

Thanks for makin' me smile with fond memories.

qfmft.

You don't, but they said they'll offer a upgrade pack that will include all the stuff with the complete edition (which isn't available for pre-order) at a yet undisclosed price.

They are generally friendly, but even their tolerance for stupidity and laziness has it's limits. As for your opinion o' myself, I won't lose any sleep over it.

Actually, I don't recommend the channel to anyone. I don't spam invites to the channel to everyone in Atlas Park to increase our member list. If someone sends me a tell to invite someone, I will. That's about it. And there's plenty o' questions that get asked that do get answered in a friendly fashion. However, things that are clearly and consistently for months at a time in the MotD that clearly aren't bein' paid attention to by the playerbase will eventually get met with a negative response as people, myself included, get tired o' answerin' questions that have already been answered in some fashion, or where the answer is readily available.

You can chat all you want, friendly-like, as long as it's within the previously established parameters o' the channel. And I don't personally care about other servers. So that's a moot point.

If people are leavin' the server over a single global channel, then its entirely likely that the server is better off without'em.

I'm well aware.

You can talk 'bout the game, with the exclusion o' the aforementioned topics. And it's a farm for PLin'.

Craziness.

Yes, amongst other places.

Yes, this has been said before. Thanks for the contribution.

Just don't spam it, like with anythin' else. And keep the **** talk out.


This has been posted numerous times, but sure, why not again;
Welcome to BMT, or Badges, Monsters, Task/Strike Forces. General game-related chatter and teamin' are allowed. XP/SK/Inf/merit/ticket farm advertisements are not, nor are farm-related questions. Oh, and please watch the language. Enjoy.

Like Amy, I've been logged on for hours with BMT on it's own tab and never had a problem. I've even got all the game events on the same tab, with the same result: scroll up, RTFMotD.

That's why I tend to point out that there's a channel called Trade of Champion and let'em know that it's open so anyone can join. Not everythin' I tell people is announced in channel, but I have done so before. Also, in regards to not knowin' the rules, for everyone I invite to BMT, I send a tell that sums up the rules o' the channel along with the invite. I also make an entry into their global note that I've done so.

The only people who make it clear are those that can't follow the rules or feel the moral need to defend the "downtrodden".

Except that isn't the case here. At least not the way it's bein' sold.

Perhaps because I've let conversation along those previous lines happen recently. Say, I don't know, when Skittle and Canucker were both advertisin' PvP last week and I didn't mod the conversation, just to name an occasion.


Actually, I have. And I've witnessed mods involvin' themselves in said conversations, instead o' moddin'em. I've also spent sick days home, on hide, and the channel basically runs itself. I'm well aware o' this. That's namely due to server population and that the most agregious o' chatty offenders aren't online.


I'm aware that there's a channel for it as I'm in it, and most o' the people are from BMT, as I know the people that created and moderate it. If they don't chose to use it, despite bein' in it already, that's simply laziness. And yes, I will moderate it, despite the fact that it's game-related. Just like I'll moderate farms for influence even though there's a badge for influence. It's not black and white.

I'm not sure how you leavin' the channel equals me bein' important, but it comes down to this: if you don't like rules, then don't stick around. Easy as that.

And no, I don't think I'm that important. I didn't ask to be moderated. I didn't ask to get remoderated when I demoted myself. But clearly someone trusts me to enforce the rules.

Your opinion. Got it. Thanks.

Edit: Ironically, the majority o' people that are bein' told to RTFMotD are people who honestly know better, know the times o' various raids that have been happenin' for days, weeks, and months for some time now and shouldn't have to be told to do it.

Rude to tell people to read the MotD that maybe, just maybe, has information that pertains to their question? And maybe, just maybe, if they read it then they wouldn't have had to ask their question in the first place? And maybe, just maybe, if they're made aware that it's there and there's appropriate information in it then they'll refer to it in the future?

I dunno. Seems a bit o' a stretch to me, Meowtch.

It's not like I personally don't appreciate what you did to help maintain the integrity o' the channel with the aforementioned shenanigans, but this stuff happens. This isn't a 'lately' thing. It's basically been happenin' since I started to enforce the rules more stringently. But I'd rather this happen than hear 'bout people turnin' off the channel due to rampant spam that only pertains to two people chatterin' on in regards to their personal lives, or this or that person's movie review, or what music people like to listen to currently on their playlists. And yes, these are all things that happened durin' the week prior to me steppin' up moderation. If the channel gets turned off, then people aren't usin' it for what it's intended. It's design and implimentation was about Badges, Monsters, and Task Forces. If people can't abide by that, then they really can GTFO and find another place to chit-chat.

If it takes someone to be the ******* to keep the channel functionin' compared to how it was before, then so be it. Only one thing would make me change how I go about things, and so far, nothin' in this thread or in-game has been it.

End o' story.