>Asks for a rule to be enforced
>gets put on the scope of said rule (or thinks/wished she got)
>gets mad cause GMs tried to enforce the rule
>gets mad cause GMs didn't enforce the rule on who she thought/wished they had
>begins calling names on forums
>????
>PROFIT!!!! (?)
yeah, seems pretty logical and not egocentric/sociophatic in any way
where do I sign up for my f2p XellieRO account?
If you could see thee video posted, you'd understand the problem. We have no issue with being checked - it's more that they aren't catching the people who are obviously using it/being reported. The perception is that they are just poking us to make it seems like things are being done.
Also, the timing of the tests we experienced were dangerous and intrusive to our gameplay. I think this is highly relevant feedback. Much like when the GM prevented us from completing our precast, they had to be informed that it interfered with play. If they are knocking people around before another guild pushes on us, that actually affects the outcome of the fight. Some skills, do indeed reach quite far.
If they are unable to catch people who have been reported for almost a year + now and there are videos floating around as obnoxiously clear as the posted one, then I do think there needs to be a discussion admitting that they cannot catch the offenders.
Having posted that video I have a choice - do I spend Yet Another Week Playing Versus The Same Cheaters or just say eff it.
I can of course sit here and endure all the -_-ty comments from the community whilst attempting to drive home to the staff how badly this entire affair is still being managed. I'm tired of PMs and tickets and running our of drive space because they request videos of characters buried in the other guilds stack under SG/MS/SPP - infact the evidence they ask for is impossible... it should be the job of the GM, not the player to get this evidence.
Yes the server is small, there's very few fights happening, which is why it's baffling that they missed this incident. And putting it bluntly, they will never be able to catch the worst of it without being extremely intrusive on gameplay/supply usage. And even then they probably won't catch most of it.
So can we stop being fanciful and talk about a real solution? Observation is clearly not going to work.... Every weekend when my guildmates see videos of people getting away with it, they are less and less inclined to log in. They have a heavy perception of bias that is hard for me to cut through as a guildleader - so sometimes the only way I know how to express the frustration of having to play middleman here is by screaming at the staff for their incompetence, because it is damn stressful.
The video simply was intended to demonstrate the scale of the problem, not who the users are.