Especially considering the amount of time that is required to police these instances, also considering that running the game is a job that is voluntary.

I have definitely encountered chase triggers, but even as a player it can be quite hard to tell if the person is either much quicker than I or if it’s a genuine trigger.

Log in/outs have been recently addressed to what I consider a reasonable level, above stipulations considered.

Re iscord. In the general Discord channel there has been no real voice communication, instead being more of a chat room. Yes, ooc collaboration is made easier with such a medium, but not to a greater degree than AIM has been used in the past. Everyone is welcome from what I have seen, so if you suspect the general group is being abused feel free to drop in and either dispel or confirm your suspicions. Though, the last few days has just been Bakrmarr complaints, much like the last few days here and on qhcf.

The person that I suspect runs the character has been a strong and positive player over several characters, so I am not on the crucifixion bandwagon. Honestly the problem in this instance is the class reliance on building a weapon from pks and also not dying yourself. If there was a way to retain some viability after losing your weapon I don’t think that the ratio of full sacs wouldn’t be anywhere close to what we are seeing. All of this other stuff is kind of a witch hunt vs that player. Perhaps the anger is justified, but none of these things were such a hot topic before said player decided to not give people the chance to wreck their character. If we want to change anything to remedy the situation we should look to small simple adjustments that could be made to the mechanics behind AP weapons. Complete overhauls are tons of work and there is a lot going on codewise already, so I think that tweaks that balance what we already have are preferable to tossing the baby out with the bathwater. Just my take.

Thanks for the response, Umi.