"Aemelius: You really came off like a poor roleplaying number cruncher. I mean, threatening to tell the Imms on me because I was heckling you? *boggle* Then turning on quiet, as an inducting goodie Leader? *double boggle*"

I had enormous respect for you, particularly in the early years of our tangling. You and I shared the same sphere and often - in the first half of our interactions - we would discuss that to some extent, you trying to make me turn to the dark side, etc. Unfortunately you were on the short end of the stick when it came to our fights (a maran storm warrior has a lot of advantages over a drow necro, it's just a bad matchup for you) and so I think after you kept dying you got more and more upset. That's when I began losing respect for you, at least insofar as your roleplay. It's clear from your post above that you don't like full looting as a player. I think you let your ooc person slip into your role here and because of your personal ooc anger at being full looted often by me, you changed your trash talking from real rp to just the one liner "teach me how to full loot." It was obviously an ooc influenced comment, and one I think was born of frustration. That was particularly disappointing because you were one of the only evils who would stand up and fight, who would use interesting tactics, and who had fun and interesting things to say before and after dying/fighting. You didn't log off, you stuck around through very hard times. I had and have great respect for that. But once you went from your real rp to the one liners about learning to full loot, it left a sour taste.

And I never threatened to talk to the imms about your heckling during the first 150 hours of our interactions (and scores of fights). It was only when you would not stop with the changed ooc looting spam.

As for turning on quiet, there is nothing wrong with it, be you a level 3 nobody or a maran leader. It's a question of how long and why and who else is around, and all the other factors you can think of. Sorry if you didn't like it, but so be it.

Good luck in your next character.