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Seiichi
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Im not sure that he's a bad person, just because he used a Feature of the game that either hasn't been properly designed so only guild leaders that are inactive for x amount of time can be kicked, or just in general hasn't been adressed until yet and i can get behind him thinking up to this point that he didnt do anything wrong, i also didn't, until i looked up examples how taking over guilds in other popular mmo's work. The Feature has just been used that way several Times on eu without any repercussions of any sort and some gm's just being like "that's what it was there for, right?" Pretty much after situations like that happened, so I'm really not surprised that people don't think that he was wrong, clarity just wasn't there. I doubt he would have done it if it was clearly stated to not be allowed and not spontaneously thrown in by seiichi pretty much (no offense at all to him oc).
yeah, true, but that's the main point that makes or breaks it. I mean there were plenty of reasons wich he took the guild over for, i don't think that that's a question at this point, even if we were just talking about the stuff with the rings and DB loot. The question is if it was obvious to everybody in this situation that it is not allowed to take over a guild, because if you do think that it was justified, not just for you, but for the well being of the guild, and not against the rules, wich isn't far fetched tbh then the rule being made up right in front of you doesn't seem to be a fair treatment, so it's not surprising that he deleted the guild after Seiichi decided to ban him, i mean what else would you do when you think that you would be treated unfairly, sure was an overreaction, but i mean, happens in high pressre situations. Imo im not sure the situation could have been handled differently (again, not saying seichi did anything wrong, its always easy to talk afterwards), would have been a different thing if seiichi went on lang's account and gave back the guild manually and not banning lang as this has never been a discussion before so we don't have a case to go by. I mean oc i get that its annoying to farm guild point and ally points in abyss and dragonmasters now, but on the other hand i don't neccessarily think he deserverd it 100% either, eventhough his reaction wasn't exactly the most diplomatic.As I understood problem here wasn't just taking over guild but rather not accepting peaceful solution and than after refusing offer wanting to delete guild....
yeah, true, but that's the main point that makes or breaks it. I mean there were plenty of reasons wich he took the guild over for, i don't think that that's a question at this point, even if we were just talking about the stuff with the rings and DB loot. The question is if it was obvious to everybody in this situation that it is not allowed to take over a guild, because if you do think that it was justified, not just for you, but for the well being of the guild, and not against the rules, wich isn't far fetched tbh then the rule being made up right in front of you doesn't seem to be a fair treatment, so it's not surprising that he deleted the guild after Seiichi decided to ban him, i mean what else would you do when you think that you would be treated unfairly, sure was an overreaction, but i mean, happens in high pressre situations. Imo im not sure the situation could have been handled differently (again, not saying seichi did anything wrong, its always easy to talk afterwards), would have been a different thing if seiichi went on lang's account and gave back the guild manually and not banning lang as this has never been a discussion before so we don't have a case to go by. I mean oc i get that its annoying to farm guild point and ally points in abyss and dragonmasters now, but on the other hand i don't neccessarily think he deserverd it 100% either, eventhough his reaction wasn't exactly the most diplomatic.
He was given two choices, one that was the most neutral option, and one that was really the only punishment that would fit the situation. He was given over 3 hours to make a decision, and his attitude the whole time was dismissive and he was unwilling to compromise. He also then chose to delete the guild, which he should have known would have been punished the way it was.probably most people would - when you´re told you will be shot, then at least you burn it before you get shot, especially when its the only thing left you could do.
but in fact this is not a simple yes/no, good/bad, black/white situation, therefore i think the consequences shouldnt just be picked out of canonization or death penalty, there´s lots of space between those 2 choices.
though i know also in real life society it is more popular these days to reduce everything to black/white categories, its easier to handle and not so much you have to think of - still i hope inside our small community we could do a little better than that...
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