Jun 06, 2012, 01:48 PM
"you know what you did"
Way to be specific. Yes, I acted like an asshole, like the rest of the server was, except I was more vocal about it. You were going on and on about how Indica was a whore and you wanted to see the dredge of society go away and when you were told "Why not mute her?" you said you'd find a way, next time, to make her shut up for good. Which is what you did to me.
On map change I said "I don't want to play with the likes of you", meaning, people who get mad and use their server powers against me. No one else on the game was upset about me. In fact, people were trying to kick you. Not me.
Besides, all I'm asking in this post, using your undercover cop analogy, is that when you take out your gun and then proceed to arrest me, at least tell me who you are (cops do that, btw). Why? It's common courtesy to inform someone of this basic info when they're being chastised instead of leaving them in the blind. It's not so I will treat you nice next time, it's so I know who gets their panties in a bunch.
When I've toyed with some people over the mic and they say "knock it off", guess what I do? I stop because I want everyone to have a fun game. But if they gag or kick me and I don't even know who they are, what was the lesson learned there? Nothing.
Way to be specific. Yes, I acted like an asshole, like the rest of the server was, except I was more vocal about it. You were going on and on about how Indica was a whore and you wanted to see the dredge of society go away and when you were told "Why not mute her?" you said you'd find a way, next time, to make her shut up for good. Which is what you did to me.
On map change I said "I don't want to play with the likes of you", meaning, people who get mad and use their server powers against me. No one else on the game was upset about me. In fact, people were trying to kick you. Not me.
Besides, all I'm asking in this post, using your undercover cop analogy, is that when you take out your gun and then proceed to arrest me, at least tell me who you are (cops do that, btw). Why? It's common courtesy to inform someone of this basic info when they're being chastised instead of leaving them in the blind. It's not so I will treat you nice next time, it's so I know who gets their panties in a bunch.
When I've toyed with some people over the mic and they say "knock it off", guess what I do? I stop because I want everyone to have a fun game. But if they gag or kick me and I don't even know who they are, what was the lesson learned there? Nothing.