So perhaps they did lockout some folks?
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Well, is this true? He made the accusation and you didn't try to defend it. I'm inclined to believe Coase here.Quote:
"Coase says, "We also, unfortunately, discovered evidence that that you were aware that this was a bug, discussed it with others, did not report it, and continued to abuse it."
It's that I'm guessing this damning evidence was taken from the HoA Discord server where we publicly and shamefully admitted our evil ways.
On the HoA server there is a long standing inside joke where we discuss everything from choosing a profession other than Rogue, wearing a tophat, and using 709 as GMA... In fact, we have 9 pages of GMA references going back to 2017.
Someone clearly took something out of context and abused the fact we invited them to our server and participate in the HoA community, and somehow GM's decided that our OOG jokes are worthy of IG warnings.
Just kind of odd to get what amounts to a GS speeding ticket for the "privilege" of beta testing their barely glued-together rollout.
Thus, they had an inside man listening in on probably Discord. I’m willing to bet a HotA member who also moonlights as a GM.
If anything I would like to think Ragz, O, and now Drauz are innocent by the fact of sheer incompetence in bungling this enterprise. That is to say people who were trying to cheat would not have been so obviously blatant in not trying to hide it.
I'm sorry, but enchanting Coraesine is a pretty big deal. It's already a crazy powerful material, and it makes no sense to me that it would be made enchantable. Sure, I wasn't certain myself, but I never really cared much about it, let alone cared about enchanting.
If people knew that it wasn't normally enchantable, and the GMs have good evidence for this, then I really think a warning is being let off easy. I am inclined to take the GMs side on this, due to the huge advantage gained by enchanting Coraesine and/or Zelnorn. I am not so quick to take the side of all the players involved, just because they come on the forums and claim they are innocent of knowing it was a bug.
Now, enchanting krodera is a different matter, and pretty silly to give a warning over, IMO.
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Require future members to post on the PC as their main, since GMs aren't supposed to post here and all.
Then require them to run .breakgs as their final task before joining.