Warning for "Grief" Tactics?!

[Kaurhz]

I am innocent. I haven't participated in 'grief tactics'. I complain about it constantly on here. Literally. I have gotten in arguments on here over what I think is griefing: the improper usage of rescue, RDM LB3 blinding players during mechanic heavy moments, etc.. The reason I vehemently defend my innocence is because, again, I did not do it. How I play the game isn't me "griefing", and I never stated that I outright am refusing to raise or heal people either, yet it seems to be a common accusation levied at me here. I have barely put any effort in this vent. I have been posting now while doing my weekly raids, and eating breakfast. Yesterday, I think I only posted once in the morning.

I "ninja" edit just about every single thing I post, doesn't even matter what it was. I have talked about it before in other threads, people shouldn't think much on it.

I simply do not believe that in the vast majority of circumstances, that someone is reporting another out of some sort of sense 'duty'. It's laughably ridiculous. No, it's out of spite. If someone feels the need to report another for leaving a leveling dungeon, that is incredibly petty, in my opinion.


Oh my God... I never said I refuse to heal. Why does this keep getting brought up?!

Both a player reporting you and the GM sanctioning you would beg to differ and given how you've presented yourself on this very thread, it doesn't exactly put people in a position to really empathise with your venting. If you're innocent of it then the dispute process that was kindly recommended by another GM will yield some fruitful results. If it doesn't then, well, there seems to be a disparity between how you interpret ToS and what the ToS actually are. Regardless of the circumstance, how you raged doesn't exactly give you a good case to the people reading the thread. Did you miss the part where I said it was merely an example of something that would constitute as a violation? Furthermore, an infraction won't always be a recent behaviour, especially within the last few days. Depending on the volume it could date back weeks.

In fact, looking back at the first page. The only real question I have out of curiosity is whether you silently left, or whether you actually communicated why you were leaving. If it was the former then it leaves the motive up for debate. Whereas if you simply communicated "Sorry I can't play when my connection is this unreliable, I'll leave so it doesn't hinder the the run, bye", then it hardly leaves much in the room for debate. Communicating goes a long way.

I think of it because you elected to use that edit in order to omit what was otherwise a fairly comedic piece of text