Quity dont' be a butt. Its true. I'm saying what I've done because that's what I know for sure. Countless others have done a hella lot more than me. Look at Xerdun, if that's even the right name my memory is horrid. He created an entire new race, And has by far been the only one to ever succeed that in LOTC's history. Where's his statue? He was never staff or anything, just a another player, but he reshaped this server like nobody did or ever has since. There was some other fellow, again im terrible with names, but he created a forth nation between oren and krugmar, arlas, which was the very first successful mixed race nation that pushed the very first line of 'you don't need to be part of a racial capital for rp'. What about all of the undead? They literally shaped this server's lore and how it came to be. Do they get a graveyard? Do they get a statue and fancy floating text? What about Timelord and Zarsies? They're not GMs but they sure as hell sculpted the majority of everything that was ever pretty on this server, at least in my opinion. What about the druids? They've been a big influence on how the server has been shaped, theyve always been a huge presence. Where's their graveyard? Where's their commendation for the hundreds of groves and pretty places to rp that they have sculpted over the years? How about the Flays? Yeah we all hate them, but the thing is a lot of the defenses and ways we build our cities comes from defending against them. What about whats his face, the guy who starmarked 'messy midevil' and basically reshaped how 90% of settlements on this server are built and designed? The GMs barely do their jobs sometimes, but they get a statue? Yeah I get its probably really silly to seem all up in arms about some pixelized, ham-fisted gesture of a thank you to a staff team. But cant people actually saying thank you be good enough? Because to me, they havnt done even a fraction as much as the players themselves have done, the community has done. I dunno, I guess that's why it feels like ego stroking to me, because to me, it feels like a way of saying 'Oh you were staff at one point in time youre speshul' But hey, that's just my 2 cents.