Hold on there. The only way you would know about Titan reports for sure is if you were a Titan or you made the report yourself.
Or if he was told by someone who knew for one of those reasons.
Nor is it right to link using family gold with getting locked as multi-accounting by implying that was the reason half the realm got locked.
As far as I know using family gold was not against the rules. As far as I know the effects of how family gold requests was or was not intended to happen is none of the players' concern.
This bears noting, with all the recent kefuffle about family gold.
There is nothing wrong with using family gold. However, it is not, and was never, meant to be possible to drain your family coffers dry. It was certainly never meant for family gold to be, essentially, an endlessly renewing source of money for people willing to use it as such. Moreover, it was never intended for family gold to be a
regular source of gold. It's meant for emergencies only.
I should also say, all that is intended to apply to requesting family assistance, and visiting your family home and having your aunt give you gold. Options available to wealthier families, such as investments, are not and should not be subject to the same limits—because they are limited by the fact that you
do have to be rather wealthy to use them. If you have someone in your realm who's willing to drain his family's 10K family gold down to 2K by investing in every region multiple times, that's completely different than using a dozen relatively new accounts to drain their family coffers completely dry by visiting their family 6 times a day.
If the multi-a/cs were locked it was because they were multi-a/cs. Not because of family gold. As for this "Cult of Orden" religion, I've never heard of it. Nor can you create a religion in secret. My character was there from the beginning and was the longest remaining in Ordenstaat. I would probably be the one to know the fullest details of Ordenstaat.
The religion was founded on the last day Ordenstaat held Rettleville, by its ruler/duke. I know through purely OOC means that it had no RP basis, nothing written on any of its boards, and no intention of actually attempting to convert any nobles to its worship—or even talk to them if they tried to join. Its sole purpose was to be a vehicle for the recreation of Ordenstaat by a group that was plainly either OOC friends or one multicheater. They were eventually all locked as multis.
To call it a loophole after the fact is WRONG as it implies players should know how game mechanics are intended to be applied when players would simply just work within the game mechanics. A bug is a different thing.
That's true, but not complete. It should be pretty obvious to anyone who actually sits down and
thinks about it for more than a second that family gold was never intended to be a bottomless source of gold, and that the limits put on it originally (you can only ask for family assistance when you're low on gold, your aunt will only give you gold when you're low on gold) were never intended to be easily bypassable by sending the gold away or dropping it in a guild so you could just go get more.
It has occurred to me that you may be talking about the period when my character had already left. The salient points would still remain.
As I noted, I believe this was, in fact, the case.
