cauda_draconis wrote:DatOneGuy wrote:Sounds more like attempting to use it after the fact, not help getting it fixed.
You are trying to spoil our reputaion or what? It's already spoiled more then anyone could dream, so do not trouble yourself.
Better tell us, why do you showed your princeples in the ass, and using walljumps for raids?
Do not think i'm butthurting or gloating about your move to the dark side of Forse.Just do not want to listen next time cries about bagousing personally from your party, so pointing at this fact.
Hmm, very strange post.
You see on one point it's very interesting that you believe we are behind this, we aren't.
I really wish we were as according to a source I talk to there was a lot of gold and a few dhelms lost, I really want a q100 dhelm (Badich has one, right?), and gold is nice because I hate mining it. B
Now even given that, you are saying that the problem here is that we bug raided, we've never had a problem with bug raiding, we've had a problem with not REPORTING when you bug raid, there is a large difference. The funny part here is that the same people affected (I 'THINK' Seraphimos is in the RUA?) used the chair bug after we did.
You see we used the chair bug to get into Taar because he was fucking with us, we don't just go out to random people we don't know and raid them, we raid our enemies with bugs. Why? Because they also do it, but furthermore they use it on newbs or people who never used them in the first place (: All the newbs they raided, WF minehole bug). Given this, our enemies, not us put 'bug raiding' on the table, wall jumping in particular.
(What does this have to do with Pandemonium? Winterfell were our allies, after the raid they joined us, most quit. They were VERY anti-bug abuse, the ones that are active still refuse to raid if we used bugs, hence there were none of them at Taar raid!)
We have always preferred whether we were known as Sodom or Pandemonium, to raid using legit tactics, however -Sigh-, our enemies this world constantly hide in vaults and jump between vaults when running away, use bugs to attack other vilages with reckless abandon, basically, very annoying practicing brinksmanship of the HF movement tactics, charterstones, etc. It's all very... annoying. However we sucked it up and dealt with it until they raided WinterFell putting it on the table.
In general there are things we consider off limits when fighting even an enemy that may possible wipe us out (no, RUA was not even close and isn't), we try not to:
1)Use bugs to raid villages
2)Grief (That's fucking stupid) - Without purpose
3)Grief resources (People that do this disgust me)
With that said, we stood this ground, as always, and this 'RUA' started it by using the walljump on WinterFell.
This 'RUA'( bell specifically) started resource griefing two days ago.
As for the crying or moving to the 'dark side' of the force, read everything above, we had nothing to do with this, and even then, we've never said no to bugs, you really still think we are carebears from W3 public image or something? You need to bury that idea, we are not, we never were. We are just a group of players attempting to alpha test a game, have fun, and protect ourselves.
As for crying, we call something unfair or not, we never cry. I could scream at you guys being 'butthurt' over this, but what's the point? Unless you guys are ragequitting like pussies, I don't see anyone saying anyone else is butthurt, typically it seems that people from havenandhearth.ru come over here and use the term a lot, and they use it completely wrong as well. If you attack us with a bug we will be annoyed sure, pissed even, but butthurt? Probably not. Crying all over the forums? Probably not.
TL;DR - We always attempt to be as fair as possible, but, and this is a strong but, if you use it, you can guarantee we will too, and we can most likely do it better.
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