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Originally posted by deman1171
He did alot, he did whatever he told him to do, he helped design GK and did alot for that from what i heard.
He has done alot for Graal, and actually likes it alot, most people hate it, but he really wants to help out.
I just would like to see something done, but all it seems there doing is wanting money from crappy PW's run by ten year olds..
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(Side note, I edited my second post in this thread to clarify a bit)
While he was a GM:
Graal Kingdoms: Released overpowered items which further unbalanced the server, while simultaneously preaching about how horribly things were going there, how imbalanced/unfair the server was, how horrible he thought it was dealing with stefan/unixmad, etc. A bit of foresight would have told him that making such strong items would not have improved the balance of the game.
Graal2001: Ignored - Koni was "too busy doing things for 2k2" and later claimed he was ordered to not do things for graal2001.
The forums: Silly words were censored.
Maybe he's done a lot for graal, but that work would definitely come from being a developer, not from being an administrator.
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Originally posted by deman1171
(Sorry for double post) :X but cyborjors the company itself could use alot of help, i mean it's a comapny, it needs alot of staff so they can actually get something done.
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Naturally. They need more, more active, help in administrating this game. I'll not deny that there need to be more and more active administrators - with the advent of the playerworld-renting system, there is a larger domain of things which need to be watched over, and it seems as though our administration is becoming anything but more active to meet this demand. I've been helping out where I can to assist in filling the gap, but there's only so much I can do. If I don't have the local rights, all I can do is serve as a messenger to convey information about playerworld situations/server problems to higher administrators. I'd say roughly 7/10 of the problems I've passed on have been addressed, though. People're stretched too thin, I guess, but 3/10 is a lot to slip by, especially when at least one of them deals with a server deletion.