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Aurvandil

Started by Velax, June 07, 2013, 03:30:57 AM

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Geronus

Quote from: pcw27 on July 07, 2013, 08:14:53 AM
And the other 31 are inactive!? That's got to be a record.

It's not all that shocking in context. I wonder how many of them were OOC buddies with Mendicant and how many of them were additional, previously undetected multi-accounts. I suppose it's possible there are other explanations, but that seems pretty unlikely.

egamma

Is there something wrong with the character list? http://battlemaster.org/testing/charlist.php lists 42 entries, none of which are autopaused.

sharkattack

Theres 35 nobles in total and around 85% of them are sitting in capital without units and are not doing anything. There is only 4-5 nobles that are actively moving and doing stuff...

Galvez

Quote from: egamma on July 08, 2013, 08:11:00 PM
Is there something wrong with the character list? http://battlemaster.org/testing/charlist.php lists 42 entries, none of which are autopaused.
35 nobles + 7 adventurers
"Men willingly believe what they wish." - Julius Caesar

egamma

Quote from: Galvez on July 10, 2013, 05:34:32 PM
35 nobles + 7 adventurers

I'm just surprised that they haven't autopaused out, I guess. How long have they been sitting?

Lanyon

quite a while.. couple months? maybe a bit less

Indirik

Grab the banhammer, and start whacking.
If at first you don't succeed, don't take up skydiving.

Wolfsong

You can't ban totally legitimate players, man.

I should add: if you're talking about IC bans, I don't believe you can ban people for just being inactive alone. It's an inalienable right: "Playing at your own speed, timing and activity level, i.e. logging in as often or seldom as you like, at whatever times you like."

Indirik

Like hell you can't. You can ban anyone, any time, for any reason. (So long as it doesn't conflict with the IRs.)

Send him a letter. No response? Ban!

Send orders to the army. No move? Ban!

Ask everyone to swear fealty to the new ruler. They don't do it? Ban!

Someone complains about someone being banned? Ban them, too!
If at first you don't succeed, don't take up skydiving.

Sacha

Not following orders is not an inalienable right, though. Plenty of people have been banned for sitting idly for weeks.

Velax

Quote from: Wolfsong on July 11, 2013, 04:44:33 AM
You can't ban totally legitimate players, man.

I should add: if you're talking about IC bans, I don't believe you can ban people for just being inactive alone. It's an inalienable right: "Playing at your own speed, timing and activity level, i.e. logging in as often or seldom as you like, at whatever times you like."

This is a really common misconception, and a very annoying one.

Indirik

Also, the IRs are not blanket protection against the consequences of your own actions, or inactions. So long as you have good, solid IC reasons for your ban, you're pretty safe slapping out the bans.
If at first you don't succeed, don't take up skydiving.

Vellos

Quote from: Indirik on July 11, 2013, 04:49:43 AM

Ask everyone to swear fealty to the new ruler. They don't do it? Ban!


If you're looking for a blanket tool, I'd say this is your safest, fairest, and most SMA-bet.

And I imagine, knowing a bit about Aurvandil, that this could be an interesting RP for y'all.
"A neutral humanism is either a pedantic artifice or a prologue to the inhuman." - George Steiner

Galvez

I looked at Aurvandil's families, and I estimate they have about 19 legit players of the 35.
"Men willingly believe what they wish." - Julius Caesar

Indirik

Quote from: Galvez on July 11, 2013, 07:30:03 AM
I looked at Aurvandil's families, and I estimate they have about 19 legit players of the 35.
Either report your evidence to the Titans/Magistrates, or quit making accusations of cheating.
If at first you don't succeed, don't take up skydiving.