Drawing for Gil

[MeiUshu]

on Gilgamesh in Mor Dhona, there are *casino* games offered at teh Fountain for zillions of gils....I am pretty sure that many have reported that person, becasue is a one person, but so far nothing has been done, which then leads me to believe is totally allowed right? how else to interprete this ?

ToS are there for the form mostly....day in and day out those are slapped in the face and twisted around to avoid to take responsability for those. Why people are still surprised is beyond me

I dont bother reporting anymore anyone, I have yet to see a concrete action, be it on harrassement, breach of rules or anything of the sort...or get another answer then a automatic answer.

I am glad some had good experience with uhmm GM but personally I cant say so far the same

Mei

[Musashidon]

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this will help with this question. tl.dr is casino's are not against tos and perfectly legal.

Greetings!

Since this is certainly a concern that has been anticipated by the GMs, I can provide you some preliminary answers to your questions.

Abuse of the /random command to flood chat can be considered a spam violation and should be reported to a GM for investigation. This can be just spamming random repeatedly in public or making offers that incite the spamming of the random command from others. If you know that you don't want to see random results, a chat filter will be added under Character Configuration > General Tab > Log Filters > Announcements > Random Number Messages. While this can certainly help people who want to activate the filter, the fact that there is a filter for random results does not mean that spamming of the random command is ok because others could just block out spam if they didn't want to be bothered by it.

As for casinos, they are treated like trade agreements. This means that you should ensure clear rules are agreed upon in the game before engaging in this type of agreement, since the GMs can only enforce the terms of the agreement that was made in the game. So long as the agreement is upheld, the GMs should not need to get involved. If you do not feel that the agreement is upheld, you should report that to a GM for investigation for Fraud.

While pointed out in each paragraph, I will reiterate that suspected violations of the rules should be reported to a GM for investigation, and a GM will determine if there was a violation of the rules and take appropriate action based on the results of that investigation. I hope this helps to clear up the GM position on the new feature.

LGM Enkrateia