>* It's funny that 'maybe' he chose to do this THREE TIMES
>immediately after the sceptre was taken. Coincidence?
>
>Judging a player by seeing 3 seconds of 250 hours really
>boggles my mind. I'm sure we could all go on and on about
>other people who did this sort of thing and not only did
>they log off every time they lost their item they made it
>blatantly obvious. Some of those people are still around,
>others gone now. If you want to start getting your panties
>in a bunch about this at least have some sort of standard
>set from which you can take action. Maybe talk to the
>person, warn them, blah blah. Who the hell cares if my level
>18 character is about to quit and someone takes the sceptre,
>are you going to hold that over my head when i hero?

We hold the individuals who do this accountable for their actions, regardless of rank. However, we can't deal with every mortal player or watch the actions of every mortal due to:

A: other projects.

B: baby-sitting 30 year old men who are dying for attention.

>* This isn't about pking, it's about people who bend/break
>the rules to benefit their characters.
>
>Sort of like your whole Thror/Maedhras connection when you
>played a mortal? Sitting on mirc, saying "hey man i'm
>maedhras too! kewl huh??"
>Then i see Maedhras log off and Thror log in.. uh huh.
>Yea thror, your ##### doesn't stink.

You're right. I'm probably not the first or the last immortal that realized the breeding pit of cheating that mirc is. The difference is, I've managed to learn from my mistakes and leave. You however, continue to make the same mistakes over and over again. Yeah my ##### may stink but I've managed to wipe my ass. You're still groveling in your own #####.

>*Sorry buddy but if you consider it a cop out excuse then
>that is your loss. You spend your afternoons dealing with
>people who cheat then curse you out for enforcing the rules
>and tell me it makes you feel good about the time and energy
>invested in this mud.
>
>
>It is a cop out excuse because you can basically decide at
>any point in time to ##### over anyone by using completely
>circumstancial evidence. As much as you might like to
>believe, you are not immortal. You do not know what is going
>on at the other end of a players screen.
>When you decide to take action against something that is
>completely unfounded for of course we will be a bit pissed
>off.

No but I can make some pretty good observations given the right amount of time. These rules have been standing for awhile now. They are pretty clear cut and obvious. You just happen to be one of the few individuals ignoring them. Thanks for your input Jhyrbian but you should get off the computer and go eat. Mom is probably calling you up from your basement.


>Yours truly.
>Jhyrb.