>I knew it, and I was going to try to turn it around.
>
>But I lost the character after Galasoluis, because I think I
>used any political capital I had there.
>
>I was absolutley OOC Convinced I had pegged an IC spy. What's
>more I was frustrated that noone could see it except me. That
>had me questioning my own judgment and I went from trying to
>be a balls to the walls killer to having to defend my every
>statement.

I thought the interaction of those two characters was great. I think there were valid reasons for someone to see Galasolieus and be like... uh... hey, something doesn't smell completely right here. I saw a few other people pick up on this as well, but as far as I can tell the rest dropped it once she was actually inducted.

That kind of rivalry/adversarial relationship between two characters in Fortress of all cabals (and appropriately and totally RP-driven, not just gratuitously) was cool as hell to me.

>As far as ordering anyone, I just don't understand this. I can
>honestly think of trying to take charge in two raids. And I
>try to get people involved in other things not involving
>Raids, but, as I said, I had already ruined Bjurn.

I must have by chance caught all of this, then. (I'm usually paying attention to one or more cabal channels, not having my own to monitor.) Man, I'm sorry, but it was just bad. I had moments of thinking... wait, is Bjurn trying to sabotage his cabal on purpose?

It did seem like you missed a lot on cabal channel. Often I'd see a raid announced and five minutes later Bjurn: Where is everyone?

Group vs. group and raids are really different skills and tactics than fighting solo, and I'm sure as you do more of it you'll improve. There are a decent number of players around that solo are spot on but you put them in a group and it's like you instantly divide their IQ by the number of members in it.