Glasiconas

Skein chews his lip pensively, as he returns home after hearing the news. "Might have to go see for myself." ((Wouldn't be any relation to your Aegisian diamond-toothed runt eh?))

Blundermore, you've been the most consistent font of absolute ******* idiocy I've seen in my 6 years on the server. Congratulations on reaffirming that title again here today. As for the post in general, yeah Telanir for sure needs to go, he's been incompetent at best, and a downright egotistical parasite to the server at worst. I haven't seen much from Beast, so I'll reserve judgement, but I can at the very least say I've liked 501Warhead generally from what I've seen of his tenure. We've had a history of bad staff on this server though, Serenity, Cappy, yourself Tsuyose. I don't see the next guys being much better if these are ousted.

While nice in theory, won't work. I would still like to see significantly more staff justification and accountability for their decisions in future though, it's sorely lacking. Edit: There is also a sort of inequality currently in how staff can act (punitively, making changes, etc.) without publishing anything, while then the players need to compose public responses to appeal. This needs to be addressed. If players are required to be transparent, the same should apply to the staff.

I'd like in, please. I've been playing villains since the original VA system in Aegis, and am familiar with most of the systems we've had in place since, so I'd like to think I have something to contribute to the discussion. I'll add you on skype.

^ The reference.

Lambard spits on the cobbles before his tattered boots. "I see no bravery in this act, just vanity. The tyrant salts the earth, denying his few loyal subjects any hope of returning to their homes. We are left with an eternal monument to the tyrant's tantrum. It would be best to strike his name from the annals of history, so nobody finds vile inspiration in this folly, and that such futile destruction is never repeated."

Take it you got a warn for mentioning REDACTED?

While I get that it's more recent, and therefore being discussed more, the Felsen coup holds much more relevance to the discussion of power grabs than the Haelun'or one. To me, the build up and slow seizure of offices leading to the coup make it the prototype which others should follow from here on out.

There's considerable grey-area there, unless someone goes around polling all the members of a region. Especially given the side-switching likely to occur in such events.

Most people who don't care either way wouldn't look into a thread entitled "combat poll 1.9 v 1.8 please vote" in the first place, all it would tell us is how many special snowflakes there are.

You don't vote if you don't care. What's so hard about that?