>Still, it's pretty astounding how fast people get booted
>with no warnings. It was a good time when Nimbus would bash
>a rager down for using a long titanium spear (we found it
>could be used in nomagic/nocommune rooma) and tell him that
>was his only warning... or when Boltthrower would remain
>silent for weeks and then suddenly bust out with praise for

In all fairness. I'm not Nimbus. I'm not BoltThrower. Nor am I Intronan or Kastellyn. We all have our ways of giving out punishment and praise. The warning regarding this incident came three days before it occured, when I warned the village that I will not hesitate to remove them from battle regarding things like this. I also specifically got on those 6+ villagers about calling other cabals to handle their dirty-work. Knowing full well this individual was present for the discussion, I wasn't about to give him another warning.

>a raid well handled and then send everybody on a cool
>scavenger hunt. It was also pretty cool when the battle

Wierd. I'd like to think I've done my share of quests etc.

>leaders could actually lead their cabals and decide on
>policy, number of members, how to handle erratic members ON
>THEIR OWN etc.... Why, it feels as if the inquisition was
>just yesterday. Oh, and to be fair, Thror did once make a
>crack about Jhyrbian living in his mom's basement, it's
>rather human to expect these responses when somebody
>assaults something you've spent over a hundred hours on.

Exactly. We're all human. I'd like to think I can walk in a bar and slug it out with the best of them. Try to remember, Immortals do not come to the forums and begin slinging around insults just for kicks. We just respond to them.

>Whether the assault is justified is all a matter of opinion,
>and ours doesn't seem to matter anymore.

Not when you are basing your opinions on a forum that is filled with half-truths and edited logs.