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Hmm...ok let's see.
I am walking along heading to the dungeons north of Tiranthia and I am oh let's say in Harmonia. Some guy desperately needs my help and he is in Tiranthia (and I want to go North of Tiranthia). So I warp to him, help him out then what do I do? I walk north to the dungeons of course. Would you rather me warp BACK to Harmonia and walk to the dungeon north of Tiranthia or just get it over with already? I figure that the time it took to help the person it would of taken me to walk to the dungeons so it doesn't really hurt anything. What do you think? I don't think it's ok to warp wherever I please, I do it for a reason. I am not saying 100% of the time I do it to help someone but a VERY LARGE part of the factor is just that. |
I think the main problem is this: "We can't be realistic when people have staff tags" argument. There has to be actual staff with CLEARLY laid out jobs. Get some GMs...something.
A level designer doesn't need the power to reset a player, or to warp them, etc. An FAQ really doesn't need warpto powers, all they need to do is open notepad make clear instructions to answer questions, save, copy/paste, and send(Yeah it's alot of work, FAQ ISN'T an easy job). I was a school teacher(FAQ) way back when so I understand how boring the job is. If GMs are hired they could have the actual powers to handle account problems, etc. They would have to be people with enough time to play graal EVERYDAY, for hours a day. Not just people you know by name, but people who are on and knowledgeable...the older and more mature the better. Oh yeah, GMs should have a GM account that is seperate from their player account. GMs should not be playing while using their GM account, and definately should not use their powers because someone annoyed them while they were playing. Without GMs an 2k2 won't function properly. Period. |
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