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Originally posted by Antago
[B]I'm also not going to RP or stay around as much anymore....Like they say: "You can't go home again."
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You always look like you're quitting, then darn if you don't decide to stay. ^_~
Antago: It's cool if you wanna write up logs of who owes who what. I might not speak for everyone, but I've been fairly good at reading my contemporaries, and that's not a problem; it makes you an influential figure among those on YOUR side, and a convincing villain to everyone else. However, and here's the important distinction, it's only alright if you act with no official authority whatsoever. Your tax collectors can be armed with the usual swords and hearts that anyone can get on Graal; they cannot, however, physically transfer the ammount to your account by RC or NPC, nor can they ask an Admin to do it.
That's all.
If you wanna say *Tyhm owes *Antago 5000 gralats, that's fine. If you wanna send out twelve Bogeneran tax-collectors to break my legs and steal it from me, that's cool too, we'll see how fast I can run on my laggy little legs; then I'll come back battered and barely alive, rally the peasants, and we'll counterattack the robber-baron of Bogenera, it'll be fun.
If, on the other hand, I wake up and find out my account is short 5000 gralats (ignoring for the moment I have never had a gralat in my life), that's not cool. That would be like, oh, Lycia deleting the Avelon guild. There's only so much power you can have and keep the game fair. If you wanna RP like this, it's cool, you just have to do it as a "peasant", and not "the guy who can tell Stefan to code it this way"